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Case Results
Searching for the right personal injury attorney in Illinois or FELA attorney nationwide can be overwhelming. Your lawyer will represent you at a stressful time when you are vulnerable and worried. While every injury and case is different, you may find reassurance and wisdom in learning more about what others have gone through. Browse through our list of case results and accident settlements for a better understanding of what the personal injury lawyers at Peter Higgins Law can do for you. Contact us online or call our Chicago, Illinois office for more information.
Repetitive Trauma Injuries Lead to $435,000 FELA Settlement for Railroad Worker
11 years of physical labor led to a railroad worker obtaining repetitive trauma injuries; read how the FELA attorneys at Peter Higgins Law were able to help her obtain a settlement.
Client Wins Battle Over Whether Railroad is Employer and then Wins Large Confidential Settlement
Peter Higgins Law’ railroad accident attorneys helped a mechanic who fell off a ladder at work win a large confidential settlement; read more about this FELA case.
Amtrak Worker Slips in Shower at Hotel while Spending Night Between Trips Recover $70,000 Under FELA
After slipping & falling in a hotel shower, an Amtrak worker was able to recover under FELA; read how the railroad injury attorneys at Peter Higgins Law got a settlement.
Injured Freight Train Rail Yard Worker Entitled $350,000 under FELA
Our Illinois train accident lawyers filed suit on behalf of our client under FELA (Federal Employers Liability Act). The railroad first denied any fault. After our railroad accident attorneys took depositions the railroad agreed to mediation and the case settled for close to $350,000.00
Older Auto Accident Victim Achieves $250,000 Settlement
An elderly victim of a personal injury accident doesn’t have to be the victim of unfair compensation. Learn more in this case result from Peter Higgins Law.