About The Illinois Hammer — Personal Injury Chicago Illinois
The Illinois Hammer is a personal injury Chicago firm led by Bradley Dworkin and Domenic Maciariello. The firm has more than 30 years of experience and serves all of Illinois. Its attorneys handle car accidents, truck crashes, and workers’ compensation. The team has recovered nearly $1 billion in settlements and verdicts. The firm even offers home and hospital visits for injured clients. You can compare nearby firms on our Chicago attorney directory.
The practice also covers premises liability, slip-and-fall, and wrongful death. Consultations are free, and cases run on contingency. So you owe nothing unless they win. The firm holds a BBB A+ rating and 1,600+ five-star reviews.
What Clients Say
Clients praise the firm for fast responses and steady updates. Many felt the team fought hard on their behalf. Reviewers also highlight the firm’s accessibility and large recoveries.
Personal Injury Chicago — Practice Areas & Services
- Car and rideshare accidents across Cook County
- Truck and commercial vehicle collisions
- Workers’ compensation for Chicago employees
- Premises liability and slip-and-fall claims
- Wrongful death and pedestrian accident cases
Frequently Asked Questions
How much does a personal injury lawyer cost in Chicago?
The Illinois Hammer works on contingency, so there is no upfront fee. The firm collects a percentage only if you recover. Your consultation is free.
How long do injury claims take in Cook County?
Straightforward claims may settle in months. However, serious cases can take a year or more, especially in busy Cook County. Filing early keeps your case moving.
Where are injury cases heard in Chicago?
Most Chicago injury suits are filed at the Daley Center, 50 W Washington St, in Cook County. Illinois generally allows two years to file. Speak with a lawyer promptly to protect your claim.
Quick Facts: Personal Injury in Chicago, Illinois
- Statewide crashes: Illinois recorded 303,913 motor vehicle crashes in 2024 — Illinois DOT
- Pedestrian risk: Pedestrians made up 18.4% of 2024 traffic deaths, up 11.3% from 2023 — Illinois DOT 2024 Crash Facts
- Filing deadline: Illinois sets a two-year statute of limitations on injury claims — 735 ILCS 5/13-202



