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Over 24,000 cyclists share the road with cars daily throughout Chicago. As the city continues to invest in bike infrastructure, it’s important to note that bicycle-related accidents are still dangerous.

The risk of collisions, accidents, and injuries to children is considerable as school buses are transporting our children five days a week, twice a day, frequently in heavy rush-hour traffic. If you or your child are injured in a school bus accident due to someone else’s negligence or a vehicle defect, you are entitled to compensation.

With the increase in traffic accidents and generational divide in license acquisitions, our team of expert auto accident lawyers asks: Which age group has the worst drivers?

The trouble with pain and suffering cases is that everything can be abstract. This quick guide will help break it down based on FLT’s experience in the courtroom.

We understand that while nobody gets in the car planning to have an accident, knowing what to do in the event of a tragedy is necessary. Our easy-to-follow 10-step guide highlights the most important steps you and your family should take after an auto accident.

Hurt on the job? Were you involved in a car accident? Individuals injured in the workplace often ask if they should pursue compensation for their injuries through a workers’ compensation claim or a personal injury lawsuit.

Entities like the CTA, Metra, and Pace have a special duty to protect and keep passengers safe. When that duty is breached, the negligent party compensates the victim for damages. But with so many different moving pieces involved, who is liable for when you get hurt while using public transportation?

Halloween is one of the most exciting holidays of the year and is loved by children and adults alike. Even with the thrill of dressing up, the candy, and the scary pranks, it is important to be aware of the dangers of Halloween.

As students head back to in-person learning, it’s important to remember how to keep young pedestrians safe. Here are a few ways that drivers can better share the road with children and keep them safe this school year.

As the state of Illinois begins to open up, children across the state are spending more time outdoors, riding bicycles, enjoying better weather, staring at their phones while walking aimlessly, and hanging out with friends. Kids doing what kids do.  Paying little attention to cars, traffic, and adults. It’s never more important for drivers to slow down and pay closer attention to their driving.