Will County Personal Injury Attorneys

Accidents tend to happen when you least expect them and the injuries you suffer can be severe as a result. You may be unable to work or provide for yourself and your loved ones, while requiring ongoing medical care and treatment. In many cases, what is termed as an ‘accident’ is actually the result of another’s reckless or negligent actions. In these situations, our experienced Will County personal injury attorneys at Sabuco, Beck, Hansen, Massino & Pollack, P.C. are here to help you get the compensation you need to recover.

Experienced Legal Representation When Personal Injuries Occur

According to statistics from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), more than 30 million people seek care in hospital emergency rooms each year as the result of accidental injuries, which are the leading cause of death and disability in the United States. At Sabuco, Beck, Hansen, Massino & Pollack, P.C., our Will County personal injury attorneys have more than 125 years combined experience in representing clients in the following types of cases:

• Car, truck, and motorcycle accidents;
• Accidents involving bicyclists and pedestrians;
• Slips, trips, and falls;
• Premises liability cases;
• Dog bites and animal attacks;
• Sports and recreational accidents;
• Dangerous and defective products;
• Medical malpractice cases.

Common Types of Personal Injuries

When personal injuries do occur, they can wreak havoc in every area of your life. Even a seemingly minor accident can result in serious medical conditions which prevent you from working or enjoying hobbies and activities with family and friends. Personal injuries can also result in lasting disabilities, which require ongoing medical care and attention for years to come. At Sabuco, Beck, Hansen, Massino & Pollack, P.C., we represent clients who have suffered the following:

• Soft tissue injuries, such as muscle strains, sprains, and tears;
• Severe cuts and lacerations;
• Broken bones and dislocated joints;
• Internal injuries; resulting in damage to body organs;
• Back and neck injuries, such as whiplash and slipped or herniated discs;
• Head injuries, including concussion and traumatic brain injuries (TBI);
• Spinal cord injuries, resulting in paralysis.

Under the Illinois Statutes, when your injuries are due to the reckless, willful, or negligent actions of others, they can be held accountable for the damages you suffer as a result.

Contact Us Today for Help

When personal injuries impact you or someone you love, reach out and contact Sabuco, Beck, Hansen, Massino & Pollack, P.C. Request a consultation with our personal injury attorneys, who can advise you on how to get the compensation you are entitled to.