In Illinois, you generally have 45 days to notify your employer of a work injury. Waiting too long can jeopardize your claim. Reported your injury? Now call us to ensure your rights are protected.
Injuries that come from helping others often take the longest to heal. Physical work in hospitals and care facilities can lead to ongoing pain that keeps employees out of work longer than expected.
You build our communities – but when unsafe conditions lead to injury, you deserve protection. Our team helps injured construction workers recover benefits and rebuild their future.
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Today we recognize Juneteenth, a day that commemorates freedom and the end of slavery in the United States. We honor the history, resilience, and progress that this day represents.
A fall at work can happen in an instant. Whether from a ladder, a slick floor, or uneven ground, these injuries can lead to lasting pain and missed paychecks. But benefits are often available to help you get back on your feet.
Falls, heavy equipment, and unpredictable job sites make construction work dangerous. When accidents happen, we stand up for the workers who build Illinois.
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One "happy" photo at a party can be used to argue you aren't actually injured. We guide our clients on how to protect their privacy and their claim while navigating the recovery process.
You might not notice the damage right away, but repetitive movements can cause lasting pain and limit your ability to work. These injuries build up slowly, yet they’re among the most common reasons workers file claims each year.
When you’re hurt at work, you need more than a lawyer. You need someone who’s truly on your side. Gordon Hirsch is committed to helping injured Illinois workers move forward with dignity and justice.
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If your job made an existing injury worse, you may still qualify for workers' comp. Don’t let a pre-existing condition stop you from filing a claim. Learn more about your rights.
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