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Serious injury, disfigurement or death can result from accidents involving motor vehicles. You may be the victim of another’s negligence as a driver, passenger or pedestrian, and your legal rights can also vary accordingly. It is not uncommon for auto accidents to cause pre-existing conditions to become symptomatic. For example, a person may not be having problems, but may nevertheless be very susceptible to injury. Thankfully, In Illinois there exists the "egg shell" rule. The rule is that you "take a person as you find them." Like an egg, if they are easy to break, then the Defendant has to pay for all injuries that result. A distinguished trial attorney, Mr. Eannace has the skill and knowledge to provide you with the best legal representation possible. Most personal injury cases have a statute of limitation so it is vital that you retain the services of an attorney before your rights run out.

Construction sites are rife with danger. The most common injuries are due to lifting. The most serious injuries are usually due to falls from heights. However, even a trip over a piece of conduit can result in serious injury.

Severe injuries to construction workers are devastating. Since construction work is usually heavy duty and there is frequently no light or moderate duty work available, a serious injury can mean a loss of career. Since tradesman are usually well paid and have excellent benefits, it's almost impossible for the injured worker to find a comparable job.

John Eannace can file and persue your Workers Compensation claim or win the compensation you deserve in court, before time runs out. Mr. Eannace uses his experience filing successful Workers Compensation claims and winning compensation in trials to help his clients get the help they need. Finding an honest, tenacious attorney can mean the difference between devastating personal tragedy, bankruptcy, or divorce versus a dignified, fair and just recovery. Therefore, it's vital that you have an experienced and aggressive lawyer.

Medical malpractice is a serious offense. It has been estimated that over one million injuries and thousands of deaths result from cases of medical malpractice each year. Injuries and death caused by medical malpractice are especially tragic. In most cases, they could have been prevented.

John Eannace is experienced in all areas of malpractice, such as death or injuries during childbirth, emergency room malpractice, anesthesia and/or surgical errors, medical device malfunction, back and neck injuries, nursing home and hospital claims, drug injury, nursing home abuse and more. Many malpractice cases are due to harm done by drugs that are inappropriately prescribed, such as: Fen phen, meridia, enbrel, remicade, serzone, baycol, PPA, Rezulin, and Ephedra.

Medical malpractice claims are fraught with conflict. Doctors and insurance companies aggressively defend these cases. If you have a medical malpractice claim, it is very important that you secure proper representation.

“Wrongful Death” refers to situations when a person dies due to the negligence of another. Wrongful death cases may arise as a result of a variety of incidents, including car accidents, labor related accidents, and medical malpractice. John Eannace's goal is to make sure that the survivor and beneficiaries are maximally compensated for their loss. In times of grief it is obviously difficult for family members to understand the importance of a prompt investigation of the circumstances of death, preservation of evidence and identification of responsible parties.

Different statute of limitations periods apply to wrongful death cases under various circumstances. In some cases, the statute of limitations may be highly restrictive. You must be absolutely certain that you are aware of when the statute of limitations for your case expires, or risk jeopardizing your legal rights.

The prompt appointment of an estate representative is essential to allow an action to be expeditiously commenced. A thorough understanding of the laws regarding Estates is crucial for ensuring that representatives are promptly appointed and settlements requiring compromise orders are properly presented to the Court.