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Are Public Entities Immune From Responsibility for Injuries that Occur in Parking Lots Adjacent to Recreational Properties?

In Illinois, cities and other public entities are not responsible for injuries that occur ...

Is an Employer Responsible when a Delirious Employee Bites a Nurse?

It is common for employees to become ill or injured at work. Sometimes, these ...

Are Cities Responsible When Distracted Pedestrians Are Injured by Falling on Poorly Maintained Sidewalks?

It is common for public sidewalks to fall into disrepair, especially when they are ...

Can Companies Be Held Responsible When Their Employees’ Family Members Become Ill as a Result of an Employee’s Asbestos Exposure?

Prior to the 1980s, asbestos was a common building material in Illinois and throughout ...

Retail Stores Can Be Responsible for Injuries Caused by “Obvious” Dangers When the Store Should Anticipate Victims Will Become Distracted, Forget a Known Risk, or Fail to Protect Against It

It is common for customers to purchase large, bulky merchandise from mass retailers such ...

Are Bars Responsible for Injuries Sustained by Intoxicated Patrons Who Ignore Posted Warnings About Dangerous Conditions?

Bar patrons often become intoxicated. Unfortunately, this can lead to poor decision making. Inebriated ...