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.

Cab Company Pays $325,000 for 83-Year-Old Woman's Injuries Cause “Quality of Life” Losses

Learn the result of a Chicago taxi cab accident case of a 83 Year old woman injured in a taxi cab mishap at O'Hare Airport fought by the attorneys at Peter Higgins Law.
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Chicago Police Officer Awarded $120,00 for Auto Accident Injury

Underinsured motorists don't need to negatively impact your personal injury or auto accident case. Contact Peter Higgins Law today.
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$60,000 Settlement for Auto Accident that Aggravated Old Brain Injury

An auto accident client of Peter Higgins Law settled his claim due to aggravation of preexisting brain injury. Read more here.
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Construction Accident Leads to $600,000 Award for Post-Traumatic Stress and Fears

Construction accident leads to a worker suffering from Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder; learn how Peter Higgins Law personal injury attorneys help him win his case.
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$150,000 Settlement for Woman's Head Injury after Garage Door Failed to Reverse

The personal injury attorneys at Peter Higgins Law helped a woman win her law suit after suffering a head injury from a garage door that failed to reverse on contact; read more here.
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Injured Amtrak Worker Awarded $995,000 When Track Switch Slams Her Into Wall

Based upon the investigation done by our Illinois train accident attorneys, Peter Higgins Law proved that the Amtrak crew operating the train failed to comply with the cautionary signal lights as it approached the switch; therefore the jury awarded our client $995,000.
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