Top Chicago Truck Accident Attorneys

McCready Law is a personal injury practice serving Chicago truck accident victims since 1999. The firm has recovered over $650 million for clients and now runs 13 offices across seven Midwest states.

Its caseload covers semi-truck and bus collisions, motor vehicle crashes, premises liability, and workers' compensation. Attorneys also take medical malpractice and catastrophic injury claims.

Reported results include $5.25 million in a medical malpractice case and $3 million in a product liability suit against a car manufacturer. Consultations are free, and clients owe no fee unless the firm wins.

Work injuries and highway crashes overlap more often than people expect, and McHargue & Jones has built a Loop practice around both. The firm has represented injured Illinois workers for more than 25 years.

Partners James McHargue and Matthew Jones handle denied workers' comp claims, stopped benefit checks, and disputed independent medical exams. The team also takes Chicago truck accident cases, rideshare collisions, unsafe property claims, and dog bite injuries.

Settlements include $955,000 for a union worker who suffered a career-ending shoulder injury. Se habla espanol.

A $15 million verdict for the family of a woman killed in a trucking accident sits near the top of Coplan + Crane's results list. A separate fatal truck crash case brought an $11.5 million settlement.

The firm works from Oak Park, downtown Chicago, and Rockford, covering car crashes, medical negligence, birth injuries, and train and CTA claims.

Their truck accident lawyers dig into liability questions that reach well past the crash scene, including cargo loading and driver hours.

Steven Jacobson and Ivo Tchernev run a two-partner injury practice on the Northwest Side. They take the tough cases other firms in the city pass on.

Trucking collisions, rideshare injuries, snow and ice falls, dram shop claims, and premises liability make up most of the docket. Both attorneys belong to the National Trial Lawyers Top 100.

Cases run on a contingency fee basis, so clients pay nothing upfront.

Few practices in the city know railroad injury law the way Hoey, Farina & McMahon does. A jury awarded $33 million to a railworker crushed by a train after the firm proved an unsafe workspace under FELA. A second FELA verdict reached $10 million.

Beyond railroad claims, the Lake Street office handles semi-truck collisions, construction accidents, workers' compensation, and fatal accident claims. Partners William McMahon and James Farina represent clients throughout the United States.

Rundio Injury Law has recovered more than $100 million for accident victims over the past 25 years. Matt Rundio built the Dearborn Street practice around going head-to-head with large insurance companies.

The firm handles big-rig wrecks, car and motorcycle crashes, bus and train claims, construction injuries, and nursing home neglect. Case evaluations are free.

Attorney Stephen Hoffman has represented Chicagoland accident victims since 1990, working as a solo practitioner rather than through a large staff. He handles motor vehicle collisions, workplace injuries, premises claims, and defective product cases.

Hoffman is a Super Lawyers selectee and a member of the Illinois Trial Lawyers Association. He takes injury and workers' comp claims on contingency.

From a Dearborn Street office in the Loop, Berenz Law Network takes on insurers on behalf of injured Chicagoans. Philip Berenz has won multi-million dollar settlements in injury and fatal accident cases over the past decade.

Practice areas run to commercial truck collisions, pharmaceutical errors, dog bites, and catastrophic injuries such as brain trauma and burns. A second office in Northbrook serves North Shore clients by appointment.

A $7.5 million settlement for a badly injured infant anchors the record at Kurasch & Klein. The AV-rated attorneys handle tractor-trailer and bus collisions, construction injuries, and slip and fall claims across Cook County. Polish and Spanish are both spoken at the LaSalle Street office.

Karchmar & Lambert pairs injury work with civil rights litigation, including police misconduct claims. Results include $5 million for a woman who lost part of a leg in a bus crash.

The Wacker Drive team, with more than 50 years of combined experience, also takes semi-trailer cases and nursing home abuse claims.

Representing injured people in the city since 1970, this Monroe Street firm has recovered over $400 million. Jonathan Fleisher and Charles Falkenberg handle commercial truck collisions, nursing home abuse, birth injuries, and dangerous product claims.

Joel Gould has handled more than 1,000 cases and over 400 trials across 35 years of practice. His Belmont Avenue office splits work between accident claims, including tractor-trailer crashes, and criminal defense. Mowimy po polsku.

A $45 million award for social service negligence and wrongful death stands out among The Deratany Law Firm's results. Jay Paul Deratany and his litigators have recovered more than half a billion dollars in malpractice, abuse, and 18-wheeler crash cases.