Waukegan Truck Accidents

About 40 miles north of downtown Chicago is Waukegan, the largest city in Lake County, which is home to about 89,000 people. Known for its blue-collar roots and sizable minority-populations, Community Health Systems and Cardinal Health, Inc. are among the city’s top employers. About one-third of the population is between 25 and 44 years of age. Waukegan serves as a transportation hub in northern Illinois, due in part to its proximity to I-94, which connects Chicago and Milwaukee. The city also maintains a harbor which receives about 100 cargo ships per year, as well as a customs facility within the regional airport which receives international freight.

We at 844 See Mike are proud to serve the citizens of Waukegan in personal injury cases, especially when you or a loved one has been injured in an accident involving a large truck, and we are fully committed to protecting your rights and ensuring that the other party is held legally accountable when negligence occurs. We will fight until the very end to ensure that you are fully compensated for all injuries and losses resulting from the accident, including medical expenses, property damage, lost wages, and pain and suffering, and you won’t owe us a dime for our services.

If you or a loved one has been injured in an auto accident due to another’s negligence, contact 844 See Mike for a free consultation. Helping our clients is about counseling, advocating, and ultimately solving problems. With years of experience successfully representing the people and not the powerful, we will take care of the insurance adjusters, your medical bills, your property damage, and your lost wages, and monitor your treatment so you can focus on healing and getting your life back to normal. We will handle your case quickly and advise you every step of the way, and we will not hesitate to go to trial for you.

Lastly, 844 See Mike is not paid attorneys’ fees unless we win your case. Our no-fee promise is that simple. You have nothing to risk when you hire us – only the opportunity to seek justice.