If you were injured in a motor-vehicle accident - as the driver or a passenger - you may have questions about your claim with an insurance company. Call the legal team at Eliasik Law Office if you or a loved one was injured in an Auto Accident.

The legal team at Eliasik Law Office will represent you or a loved one injured in:
- hit and run accidents
- improperly marked roads
- truck accidents
- bus accidents
- side collision accidents
- head-on accidents
- rollover accidents
- pedestrian auto accidents
- intersection accidents
- rear end accidents
- Illinois highway accidents
- road design accidents

Learn more about your rights if you've been a victim of an automobile accident:
- hit and run accidents
- improperly marked roads

What About Attorney Costs?
We collect no attorneys' fees unless and until you recover on your claim, whether by settlement or by jury verdict. We commit substantial resources to investigate your case, hire expert witnesses, and cover other necessary expenses. If we win, we recover these expenditures. If not, you owe us nothing.

Our Commitment to Your Privacy:
Your privacy is always held in the highest regard at Eliasik Law Office. There's never a charge for a
consultation. Our main office is located in downtown Chicago or Suburbs of Chicago, IL and we have locations throughout Chicago

Litigation With Insurance Companies:
When you're dealing with an insurance company, you need an attorney who can stand up to a giant. Insurance companies see thousands of claims each day. And instead of treating people like people, they treat you like a number.

The Offices of John S. Eliasik know insurance companies and the courtroom inside and out. And we're going to make sure you're properly compensated.

The Law Offices of John S. Eliasik is founded on the principle of partnership. Premises liability litigation is often complicated. We'll keep you informed of the latest developments in your case and explain all of the legal issues in plain English.

Slip and Fall

When you're going about your daily activities, you don't expect to get hurt. Shopping for the family, visiting a friend, walking through a parking lot or down the sidewalk, this is the stuff of everyday life. And these activities should never result in an injury - a costly injury that can result in serious medical procedures like surgery or hospitalization. If you've been injured because someone else failed to maintain his or her property, you're entitled to financial compensation.

Insurance companies are aggressive in defending these claims. They're a business, and that's how they make money. So we have to be just as aggressive to make sure that you get what you deserve. We know these companies inside and out. And we use this knowledge to make sure your life isn't disrupted because of the wrongdoing of others.

Things You Should Know:
Premises liability law is that which applies to people who own and keep property open to the public like stores, apartments, parking lots, sidewalks. The law requires that they keep their property safe for the public to use. If they don't, and you are injured as a result, the law provides that you should be compensated. Although the idea of a premises liability case may seem simple, many laws exist to protect the property owner.

Premises liability cases are brought against a person that "possesses" land or premises. These people invite the public onto their premises for commercial benefit; like a store or business owner. Store and business owners have a duty to warn or otherwise protect patrons from risks of harm. Stores and business should periodically inspect the premises for hazards. For example, a grocery store may be obligated to periodically check its floors for the presence of spilled or broken merchandise, and make sure that its products are not likely to fall from its shelves.

Businesses also have a responsibility to maintain the public spaces outside of their stores; like parking lots and sidewalks. Even if there's a management company or landscape company that has been contracted to do these things; like picking up fallen branches or shoveling snow. This also applies to landlords. Illinois premises liability cases can be brought against landlords who fail to provide all service and maintenance in relation to the housing.