Hurt at Work? Let’s Talk.
Oak Park Workers’ Compensation Lawyer
If you’ve been injured on the job—whether lifting heavy equipment, slipping at a jobsite, or dealing with repetitive stress—we’re here to help. We represent injured workers in Oak Park, Berwyn, Forest Park & nearby suburbs, guiding them through the workers’ comp system and fighting for the full benefits they deserve.
You Work Hard. Now Let Us Work for You.
We Help You Get What You’re Owed
Work injuries don’t just affect your paycheck—they impact your health, your family, and your future. If your claim is delayed, denied, or undervalued, we step in. We handle the paperwork, push back against unfair denials & make sure your rights are respected.
Whether you work construction, manufacturing, healthcare, or retail, we know how to navigate Illinois workers’ comp law—and how to get results.
We Know the System Inside & Out
Decades of Experience With Illinois Work Injury Claims
We’ve represented union workers, factory employees, delivery drivers, hospital staff, and more—helping them recover after back injuries, knee damage, repetitive strain, chemical exposure & other job-related harm. From initial filing to arbitration or appeal, we know how Cook County workers’ comp cases move—and how to keep yours on track.
Straight Answers
We explain the process in plain language, so you’re never left confused or misled.
One-on-One Support
You’ll deal directly with your attorney—not a call center or junior assistant.
Aggressive Representation
We fight back when employers or insurers delay, deny, or devalue your case.
Local Knowledge
We’ve represented injured workers across Oak Park, Cicero, Forest Park & beyond for nearly 40 years.
Workers’ Comp FAQs for Illinois Employees
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Do I have to prove my employer was at fault?
No. Workers’ comp is a no-fault system in Illinois. If you were injured on the job, you may qualify—even if no one else caused the accident.
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What benefits can I receive?
You may be entitled to medical coverage, lost wage payments (TTD), permanent disability benefits & job retraining or vocational rehab.
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Can I see my own doctor?
Yes—Illinois allows you to choose your doctor, not just the company clinic. We can help protect that right.
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How long do I have to report a workplace injury?
You must notify your employer within 45 days of the injury—but the sooner, the better. Delays can hurt your claim.
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What if my claim was denied?
Don’t give up. Many valid claims are denied the first time. We regularly handle appeals & hearings before the Illinois Workers’ Compensation Commission.
Your Recovery Starts Here
Talk to a Local Workers’ Comp Attorney Today
If you’ve been hurt at work, don’t go it alone. The system can be confusing—but you don’t have to navigate it without support. Let us explain your rights, evaluate your claim & help you take action.
