Workers' Compensation Law for the Workers
Schaumburg and Chicago
When a person is hurt on the job, they often need to find specialists to treat their injuries. They are in physical pain and may be concerned that they will be terminated from work. They may not know their rights under workers' comp law or how to stand up for themselves in the workers' compensation process.
Put Us to Work for You
At the law offices of Kelley, Kelley & Kelley, we can represent you before administrative and industrial commission matters while you focus on your physical treatment and recovery. Put us to work for your rights to workers' compensation benefits.
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Founded in 1959, family owned and operated, Kelley, Kelley & Kelley has an extensive background representing injured workers before the Illinois Industrial Commission.
Distinguished by Our Colleagues
Partner Martin Kelley has earned the significant distinction of being included in the 2007 Illinois Super Lawyers® magazine as one of the top workers' compensation lawyers in the state.
Formidable Opponent
He is noted as a formidable advocate for injured workers in the northwest suburbs of Chicago. He cares and he knows how to fight for your rights. Our firm is ready to help you, whether you have:
- A minor injury and are uncertain of your rights
- A settlement offer by work comp on the table
- A claim denied and you want to appeal
Were you hurt in an accident in which you may have a personal injury against someone besides your employer? This includes a construction worker injured due to a contractor's negligence or a driver hit by a car during the scope of work. Kelley, Kelley & Kelly can help you.
Martin Kelley possesses a keen appreciation of the value of worker's comp cases to his clients: that was most recently demonstrated when he negotiated the settlement of several cases involving myocardial infarction, which had been previously denied on the basis of lack of causation related to employment.
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To learn more about how an attorney can assist you by answering your questions, monitoring your case, advocating before an arbitrator or seeking a settlement, call the firm at its Schaumburg, Illinois offices at 847-380-5926 or 888-724-1384.
