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  1. Scissor Lift and Boom Lift Accidents: Falls and Tip-Overs on SitePhillips Law Offices
    Accident Types

    Scissor Lift and Boom Lift Accidents: Falls and Tip-Overs on Site

    Aerial lift tip-overs and electrocution from power lines are leading causes of construction fatalities in Illinois. Learn about OSHA rules and your legal options.

    June 15, 202611 min read

  2. Forklift and Telehandler Accidents on Illinois Job SitesPhillips Law Offices
    Accident Types

    Forklift and Telehandler Accidents on Illinois Job Sites

    Forklift and telehandler accidents on Illinois construction sites can support both workers’ comp and third-party claims. Learn which parties may be liable under OSHA standards.

    June 15, 202611 min read

  3. Hearing Loss from Construction Work: Occupational Disease Claims in IllinoisPhillips Law Offices
    Severe Injuries

    Hearing Loss from Construction Work: Occupational Disease Claims in Illinois

    Illinois construction workers with noise-induced hearing loss have rights under two separate statutes. Learn how occupational disease and workers’ comp claims differ.

    June 15, 202611 min read

  4. Heat Stroke on the Job Site: Workers' Comp for Heat Illness in IllinoisPhillips Law Offices
    Workers’ Compensation

    Heat Stroke on the Job Site: Workers' Comp for Heat Illness in Illinois

    Construction workers who suffer heat stroke on Illinois job sites may be entitled to workers' comp. OSHA regulations support your claim. Call (312) 346-4262.

    June 15, 202611 min read

  5. Settling Your Illinois Workers' Comp Case: Lump Sum, Open Medical, and IWCC ApprovalPhillips Law Offices
    Benefits & Settlements

    Settling Your Illinois Workers' Comp Case: Lump Sum, Open Medical, and IWCC Approval

    Illinois workers' comp settlements require IWCC approval. Learn the difference between contract and open medical settlements before you sign. Call (312) 346-4262.

    June 15, 20265 min read

  6. Undocumented Construction Workers Can File for Illinois Workers’ CompPhillips Law Offices
    Workers’ Compensation

    Undocumented Construction Workers Can File for Illinois Workers’ Comp

    Undocumented workers in Illinois can file workers’ comp claims. Illinois law protects all workers regardless of immigration status. Call (312) 346-4262.

    June 15, 202611 min read

  7. Hurt While Driving Between Job Sites: Is It Covered by Workers' Comp?Phillips Law Offices
    Workers’ Compensation

    Hurt While Driving Between Job Sites: Is It Covered by Workers' Comp?

    Illinois workers' comp may cover construction workers injured while driving between job sites under the traveling employee doctrine confirmed in Venture-Newberg-Perini, 2013 IL 115728.

    June 15, 202611 min read

  8. Workers' Comp Death Benefits: What Families of Construction Workers ReceivePhillips Law Offices
    Benefits & Settlements

    Workers' Comp Death Benefits: What Families of Construction Workers Receive

    Illinois workers' comp death benefits under 820 ILCS 305/7 provide weekly survivor payments and burial benefits to qualifying dependents of construction workers killed on the job.

    June 15, 20265 min read

  9. Vocational Rehabilitation and Maintenance Benefits in Illinois Workers’ CompPhillips Law Offices
    Benefits & Settlements

    Vocational Rehabilitation and Maintenance Benefits in Illinois Workers’ Comp

    Learn when Illinois workers’ comp requires vocational retraining, how maintenance payments work during an approved plan, and how to request these benefits after a construction injury.

    June 15, 20265 min read

  10. Wage Differential Benefits: When You Can Work but Earn LessPhillips Law Offices
    Benefits & Settlements

    Wage Differential Benefits: When You Can Work but Earn Less

    Illinois 820 ILCS 305/8(d)(1) provides wage differential benefits equal to two-thirds of your pre-injury vs. post-injury wage gap, paid weekly until age 67 or 5 years. Learn how the 8(d)(1) vs. 8(d)(2) election works.

    June 15, 20264 min read

  11. What a Workers' Comp Lawyer Costs in Illinois: The 20 Percent CapPhillips Law Offices
    Workers’ Compensation

    What a Workers' Comp Lawyer Costs in Illinois: The 20 Percent Cap

    Illinois law caps workers' comp attorney fees at 20% of disputed amounts recovered, with IWCC approval required. No upfront costs — fees are paid from your award. Learn how the contingency fee works.

    June 15, 202612 min read

  12. Do I Have to Talk to the Insurance Company's Nurse Case Manager?Phillips Law Offices
    Workers’ Compensation

    Do I Have to Talk to the Insurance Company's Nurse Case Manager?

    Illinois workers have the right to limit a nurse case manager's involvement in their workers’ comp claim. Learn what you can lawfully decline and how to protect your medical privacy.

    June 15, 202611 min read

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