Chicago Broken Bone Lawyers

Individuals who are in accidents may suffer broken bones or other injuries such as scarring. When a person suffers broken bones, he or she may suffer long-term or even permanent consequences. People with broken bones often require surgery. A broken bone is a serious injury, especially if it is not treated properly from the start.

Unfortunately, in many cases, negligence plays a large role in broken bone injuries. Someone who suffers a broken bone as a result of someone else’s negligence, such as in a car accident, truck accident, construction accident or another type of occurrence may be entitled to compensation to cover the extensive costs normally present with broken bone injuries. In addition, a worker who suffers a broken bone injury on the job may have the right to file a workers’ compensation claim. If you’ve suffered a bone fracture in an accident, it is important that you get medical treatment right away and then discuss your options with an attorney.

At the broken bone attorneys of Willens Law Offices, P.C. – we help clients seek compensation from the parties responsible for their broken bone injuries. Contact us today at 312-957-4166 to set up a free consultation. You will pay no attorneys’ fees unless you are compensated.

Holding Negligent Parties Responsible

While you attend to your medical needs, the broken bone attorneys of Willens Law Offices, P.C. will diligently build your personal injury case. The negligent person or entity must be held accountable if you suffered broken bones in any of the following types of accidents:

  • Car Accidents
  • Truck Accidents
  • Motorcycle Accidents
  • Bus and Van Accidents
  • Bicycle Accidents
  • Premises Liability/Slip and Fall
  • Industrial Accidents/Defective Products
  • On the Job Accidents/Workers’ Compensation

Understanding the Main Types of Broken Bones

Generally, most broken bones can be divided into two major types.

  • Clean fractures: When most people think of a broken bone, they are thinking of the sort of clean fracture that can generally be healed by setting the affected area in a cast or boot for a certain period of time.
  • Shattered bones (comminuted fractures): This type of broken bone occurs much more often in car accidents and other sudden accidents. It may require a more complex healing procedure, including the installation of screws, plates and similar devices.

Contact Our Chicago Broken Bone Lawyers

Contact our skilled Chicago broken bone personal injury lawyers today for your FREE consultation at312-957-4166 or e-mail us at info@willenslaw.com as soon as possible to find out how we can help you. An attorney can meet you at your home, hospital or at our convenient Chicago office. Attorney consultations are free and you will only be asked to pay attorney fees if we are successful in recovering compensation for you.