What Is a Contingency Fee for Personal Injury?Date: Sep 2, 2025
If you have suffered a personal injury and are seeking legal recourse, you may or may not be able to afford the lawyers' fees due to compounding medical bills and lost income. This financial constraint shouldn't be why you don't get justice for your injury. Fortunately, with a contingency fee arrangement, you can rest assured knowing you'll pay the personal injury lawyer fees only when your attorney secures a win in court and recovers compensation for you. How Do Contingency Fees Work? As the name implies, a contingency fee is contingent on a defined outcome. Simply, it allows you to defer payment of legal fees until you've received a favorable judgment. In that case, you'll pay your lawyer a percentage of your award. The percentage of your compensation that you’ll pay to your lawyer after successful representation depends on several factors, including: Complexity of the case Amount of damages sought Skill…
READ MORECar Accident Laws in IllinoisDate: Aug 13, 2025
If you drive or live in Illinois, it's important to understand the laws concerning car accidents. After all, ignorance of the law does not excuse you from its consequences. Whether you've been driving for years or are preparing to get your driving permit for the first time, understand the relevant insurance and accident laws. Learn more about car accident claims in Illinois, what to do if you are involved in a car accident and when you should call the Law Offices of Argionis & Associates, LLC. Auto Insurance Requirements in Illinois Like in most other states, every Illinois driver must have the minimum liability insurance. Having adequate insurance coverage is necessary to remain compliant and avoid fines. Even if you are not in an accident, you could still receive a citation for driving without valid insurance, which may require a court appearance. For Illinois drivers, auto insurance requirements include: Liability Coverage If you cause bodily…
READ MOREPreventing Brain InjuriesDate: Jun 20, 2018
Wear a helmet and other protective gear when riding a bicycle or motorcycle, and for other sports and recreational activities, such as roller staking, inline skating, skate boarding, horseback riding, or any other activities that may result in a fall or head injury. Do not drink alcohol or drink in moderation. Make sure your house is safe for children and the elderly. Wear a safety belt and put infants and children in car seats while in a motor vehicle. If possible make sure your car has an airbag. Never leave children unattended at the park or in any other recreational atmosphere. When swimming make sure the pool is clear and that the person is diving at the appropriate depth. No horseplay in the pool or pool area and supervise children in and around swimming areas; have a buddy, even for adults.
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