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Is the school liable if your children contract COVID-19?

On Behalf of Martin Law, LLC | Jan 15, 2021 | Premises Liability

Chicago is beginning to send kids back to the classroom despite ongoing COVID-19 complications. If your child gets sick when going to school, can you hold the education system accountable? Families face the first steps in returning to in-person learning after schools...

How do I prove a property owner caused a slip and fall injury?

On Behalf of Martin Law, LLC | Jun 8, 2020 | Premises Liability

To prove a property owner liable for your injuries, you need to show how a known hazard on the premises caused a preventable accident. Typical mishaps include slippery floors, obstructions and broken stairs. According to ConsumerNotice.org, slip and fall accidents...

Where do slips and falls most commonly happen?

On Behalf of Martin Law, LLC | Jun 4, 2020 | Premises Liability

Unfortunately, you can slip, trip or fall almost anywhere. If you do so while you are on someone else’s property and sustain an injury as a result, you may have a cause of action against the property owner.  FindLaw explains that property owners have a legal duty to...

Chicago architecture was built on recovery after a disaster

On Behalf of Martin Law, LLC | Apr 17, 2020 | Premises Liability

The Great Chicago Fire wiped out over 17,000 structures. From the ashes, the city was reborn with architectural marvels unlike the world had ever seen. But it’s been nearly 150 years since that horizon-changing blaze, and many of those once-new buildings could now put...

Safety steps to prevent playground injuries

On Behalf of Martin Law, LLC | Sep 28, 2019 | Premises Liability

More than 200,000 children visit the emergency room every year because of playground-related injuries, according to data from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. These incidents usually occur at public parks or school playgrounds, and most often include...

Algonquin Elementary School Slide Incident Resolved for Nearly $1.95 Million

On Behalf of Martin Law, LLC | Dec 1, 2018 | Premises Liability

After approximately 5 years of litigation, the case involving a 10 year old girl who fell 18 feet when an inflatable slide that was not secured inside the school gym tipped over has resolved for $1,945,000.00.  The supplier of the slide and the school PTO which was...

Accidents Involving Inflatable Attractions Increasing

On Behalf of Martin Law, LLC | May 16, 2014 | Premises Liability

If you’re a parent, you are likely well aware of the popularity of inflatable amusement devices, such as inflatable slides and bouncy houses. Those usually colorful attractions show up at all different types of events, from shopping mall openings and county fairs, to...

Lawsuits Filed for Inflatable Slide Accident

On Behalf of Martin Law, LLC | May 15, 2014 | Premises Liability

Law Offices of Jeffrey E. Martin, LLC filed lawsuits on April 23, 2014 for two students injured at the Algonquin Lakes Elementary School when an inflatable slide tipped over at a May 23, 2013 year-end celebration for fifth-graders. The school had rented the slide from...

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