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Through a personal injury claim, a person who has been hurt because of someone else's carelessness can obtain compensation that will address the harm they have suffered. These claims can address many different forms of negligence, and an injured person may be compensated for their medical expenses, lost wages, pain and suffering, and other types of damages.

The team at Newland & Newland, LLP can provide representation for people in Arlington Heights who have been injured in collisions caused by negligent drivers. We understand the factors that may play a role in car accidents and the steps that can be taken to prove that a driver was at fault. We can assist with insurance claims, making sure our clients are treated fairly and will be able to receive the full amount of coverage available. Our goal is to provide the compassionate support injury victims need so that they will be fully compensated for their injuries and damages and will be able to put their lives back together.

Catastrophic Injuries and Their Effects

Some injuries may heal relatively quickly, although even seemingly minor injuries can lead to significant financial losses and other difficulties. However, catastrophic injuries can affect the lives of victims and their families for years, and some injuries may lead to permanent disabilities and other limitations. Our attorneys can help clients determine how to address injuries such as:

  • Traumatic Brain Injuries: When a person experiences damage to the brain in an accident, this can lead to memory loss, personality changes, trouble concentrating, issues affecting speech, difficulty managing complex tasks, physical symptoms like pain and loss of coordination, seizures, intellectual disabilities, and other long-term issues that can affect their overall quality of life.
  • Amputations: The loss of a limb or other body part can result in permanent impairments. A person may need to use prosthetic devices, and extensive therapy may be needed as they adjust to an amputation. Modifications may also need to be made to a person's home and other parts of their life.
  • Severe Burns: Deep burns that occur because of fires or toxic chemical exposure can damage the skin and the tissues below. Skin grafts or other surgeries may be needed, and scars can be painful while resulting in disfigurement.
  • Spinal Cord Injuries: An impact to the back or upper body can cause damage to the nerves in the spinal cord. Depending on where the damage occurs, a person may experience paralysis that could affect some or all of their body.
  • Loss of Vision or Hearing: Damage to the eyes, ears, or brain can lead to ongoing impairments that may limit a person's ability to work and affect their daily life.

Medical Malpractice

When doctors, nurses, or other medical providers fail to follow the right procedures or make preventable mistakes while providing medical care, patients may be seriously injured. Medical malpractice may involve a misdiagnosis of cancer or another serious condition, a surgical error, a birth injury, or another situation where a medical professional's negligence led to an injury. Our team can gather medical records related to malpractice and make sure the right steps are taken to help clients obtain compensation for the harm they have suffered because of medical negligence.

Nursing Home Negligence

When people get older, they may need to stay in nursing homes to ensure that their daily needs will be met, that they will receive the proper medical care, and that they will be able to maintain comfort and dignity. Unfortunately, nursing home abuse and neglect can affect residents of these facilities. Issues such as bedsores, falls, dehydration, malnutrition, medication errors, lack of medical care, physical abuse, or sexual abuse can cause people to suffer serious harm. Our lawyers work with families to address nursing home negligence and obtain compensation for people who have suffered injuries because of neglect or abuse.

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Defective and Dangerous Products

Manufacturers and sellers of products must ensure that the items they make available are safe when used correctly, that they do not break down and become dangerous, and that people have the proper instructions and warnings to protect their safety. Our attorneys can help people who have been injured by defective products, including toys, auto parts, tools, appliances, cleaning supplies, firearms, medical devices, and medications. We can document design defects, manufacturing defects, or improper warnings that led to injuries, and we will work to hold companies responsible for selling faulty or dangerous products.

Unsafe Premises

When property owners do not take the proper steps to maintain safe premises and protect visitors against injuries, they may be held liable through premises liability claims. Our lawyers can help clients obtain compensation for slip and fall injuries involving wet floors in stores, broken stairs in apartment buildings, poor lighting, or other hazards. We can also address inadequate security, maintenance issues, and other forms of negligence that led to injuries for customers at stores or restaurants, people visiting other people's homes, or others who suffered harm while on someone else's property.

Motor Vehicle Accidents

Multiple types of accidents can occur on the roads and highways in and around Arlington Heights. We provide representation for injury victims, helping them obtain compensation for car accidents, truck accidents, motorcycle accidents, pedestrian accidents, and more. We will work to hold negligent drivers or other parties responsible for causing collisions.

Personal Injury FAQs

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How Can I Tell if a Bad Medical Outcome Was Caused by Medical Malpractice?

Some treatments carry risks, and patients may suffer harm even when medical professionals performed procedures correctly. However, when a doctor or other medical provider did not follow the right procedures or made other mistakes because of their failure to meet the expected standards of care, this may be considered medical malpractice. Our lawyers can review medical evidence to identify negligence and make sure patients can recover compensation for harm caused by malpractice.

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Is a Personal Injury Settlement Taxable?

Compensation for physical injuries is generally excluded from federal income tax. Certain types of damages or interest may be taxable, and a tax professional can provide guidance on what forms will need to be filed and what taxes may need to be paid. Our attorneys work with our clients to ensure that all financial concerns related to a settlement will be addressed correctly.

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Will My Personal Injury Case Go to Trial?

It is likely that you will be able to settle a personal injury claim without the need for a trial. Our lawyers will advocate for your interests during negotiations, and we will not accept a settlement unless it meets your needs. However, we will be ready to take a case to trial when necessary and fight for a jury award that will fully compensate you for your damages.

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Should I Talk About a Personal Injury on Social Media?

While a personal injury case is ongoing, it is usually best to avoid discussing it publicly, including when using social media. Insurance companies may look for information about your activities or daily life, and updates, photos, or other information you post could be used to claim that your injuries are not serious. Our attorneys can advise you on what you should or should not share when you use social networks.

Contact Our Arlington Heights, Illinois Personal Injury Attorneys

At Newland & Newland, LLP, we can help you obtain compensation for the damages caused by a serious injury, including medical costs, lost income, and pain and suffering. Contact our Arlington Heights, IL personal injury compensation lawyers at 847-797-8000 to set up your free consultation.

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