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School transportation is meant to safeguard our children—not put them in harm’s way. Yet every year in Illinois, school bus crashes lead to serious injuries involving children, other drivers, pedestrians, and bicyclists. When negligence plays a role, families deserve clear answers and strong leg...

Large trucks move millions of tons of goods through Illinois each year, making highways like I-55, I-80, and I-294 some of the busiest freight corridors in the nation. Unfortunately, that traffic also brings danger. At Collins Law Group, we’ve represented countless victims injured in catastrophic ...

Collins Law Group is proud to represent Illinois residents injured in preventable slip and fall accidents — including those caused by unsafe public sidewalks. A cracked pavement, hidden ice patch, or poorly maintained walkway can turn a simple walk into a life-altering injury. Determining who is r...

Collins Law Group is proud to represent Illinois individuals, families, and workers harmed by toxic exposure — including chemicals found in everyday cleaning products. Many people assume that consumer and industrial cleaners are safe because they’re sold on store shelves or used in workplaces. U...

Collins Law Group is proud to represent Illinois residents who have been injured in accidents caused by negligence. Whether you’ve been hurt in a car crash, workplace incident, or fall, one of the most important things you can do after the accident is to get a prompt medical examination. Even if y...

Collins Law Group is proud to represent Illinois residents who have been injured due to unsafe conditions at gyms, fitness centers, and recreational facilities. These spaces are meant to promote health and wellness — not cause harm. When property owners, managers, or staff fail to maintain safe en...

Across Chicago’s South and West Sides, in neighborhoods like Pilsen, Little Village, and Southeast Chicago, residents have long lived alongside heavy industry. Steel plants, metal finishers, chemical processors, and diesel freight yards have left behind more than economic footprints; they’ve lef...

Illinois has one of the highest numbers of lead service lines in the nation, an estimated 600,000 in Chicago alone. For decades, those pipes have quietly carried drinking water into homes, schools, and childcare centers, exposing countless residents to toxic levels of lead. Despite public awareness ...

Rideshare services like Uber and Lyft have changed how Chicagoans get around, offering fast, affordable rides from neighborhoods like Bronzeville to the Loop or from O’Hare to Naperville. But behind this convenience lies a growing tragedy: fatal rideshare accidents. Whether it’s a negligent driv...

In cities like Chicago, Evanston, and Oak Park, the hum of electric bikes and scooters has become as familiar as the sound of the ‘L’ train. Micro-mobility has changed how residents move, offering speed, convenience, and an eco-friendly alternative to cars. But with that convenience has come a s...