Chicago Personal Injury Blog

It's safe to say that Chicago's new speed-camera rule is controversial. Since March, the cameras have been issuing tickets to vehicles going at least six miles per hour over the speed limit. Before 2021, the cameras only activated when a vehicle was speeding by at...

Back in 2018, the Chicago Department of Transportation (CDOT) identified 70 miles of High Crash Corridors, or HCCs. Simply put, HCCs are streets that have a high number of severe car accidents that cause serious injuries. They are the most dangerous stretches of road...

General Motors’s recent global recall of roughly 7 million pick-up trucks and SUVs due to potentially dangerous air bag inflators represents another example of the hazards caused by defective motor vehicles. Any defective part – tires, brakes, seatbelts, ignition...

Al Seng's dedication to his hobby is clear. ''It`s death, taxes and street racing,'' he told a Chicago Tribune reporter, who followed Seng and his colleagues around during a drag racing all-nighter. This illegal activity is dangerous. For participants, that’s part of...

Through the first six months of 2020, there were more than 42,000 car crashes reported in the City of Chicago. That’s well over 200 traffic incidents every single day. If you are one of the drivers involved in one of these wrecks, it’s important to protect yourself...