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ST. CHARLES, IL — Meyers & Flowers is pleased to announce that Salvatore A. Vivirito has joined the firm as an Associate Attorney. Known for his courtroom experience and thorough preparation, he brings a relentless…
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Chicago, IL- August 2026 — Meyers & Flowers is proud to announce that eight of our esteemed attorneys have been recognized in the 2027 edition of Best Lawyers in America®, with six being named in The Best Lawyers in America® list…
In most cases, the driver making the left turn is liable in the context of a pedestrian accident. Illinois law requires left-turning drivers to yield to all oncoming traffic and pedestrians before completing the maneuver; a failure to do so is a traffic violation. If a driver turns left and strikes a pedestrian in a…
If a pedestrian is struck by a vehicle while using a crosswalk in Illinois, the driver is most likely at fault. Illinois law requires drivers to stop and yield to pedestrians in both marked and unmarked crosswalks, and a failure to do so is a violation of the Illinois Vehicle Code. The injured pedestrian can…
The physical wounds from a severe dog bite often heal within a matter of months, but the psychological damage can persist for much longer. Victims frequently develop serious mental health conditions that affect their ability to go about daily life. While the emotional toll of a dog bite may not leave visible marks, Illinois law…
If you file a dog bite claim in Illinois, the insurance company representing the dog’s owner is not on your side. These are businesses that lose money every time they pay out a claim and will use a range of strategies to reduce what you’re owed. The most common defenses include arguing that you provoked…
If a child is bitten by a dog in Illinois, the dog’s owner is strictly liable for the resulting injuries under the Illinois Animal Control Act (510 ILCS 5/16). That means the family does not need to prove the owner was careless or that the dog had ever been aggressive before. As long as the child…
Yes. Illinois is an at-fault state for car accidents, which means the driver who causes an accident is financially responsible for the resulting harm. Unlike no-fault states, where each driver files a claim with their own insurance regardless of who caused the crash, Illinois requires the injured party to seek compensation from the at-fault driver’s…
If an uninsured driver causes a car accident that injures you in Illinois, the most immediate step you can take is to file a claim under the uninsured motorist (UM) coverage that is already part of your auto insurance policy. Illinois law (215 ILCS 5/143a) requires every auto liability policy in the state to include UM…
