Details on the case have not been released, but it is known that a resident at the home was allegedly sexually abused in some way by the nursing staff member. This is not the first time that this particular Illinois nursing home has been under scrutiny.

They have also received complaints of molestation between residents and also questionable financial decisions made at the home. The previous administrator, who was in charge of all hiring procedures, resigned earlier this month.

If you or a loved one has been the victim of nursing home abuse, you need experienced representation on your side. Contact the Illinois nursing home abuse lawyers of Spiros Law, P.C. by calling 815-929-9292.

 The accident occurred in Jamaica and was a chain reaction from a driver hitting a guy-wire attached to another pole in a parking lot. The guy-wire is tension cable used as a brace to hold up a pole. Once that guy-wire was hit, the utility pole fell after a chain reaction. Walsh’s teenage son and father-in-law were also injured in the accident but are in fair condition and treated for less serious injuries, respectively.

 If you or a loved one has been injured in an accident call Spiros Law to discuss your legal options at 815-929-9292.

A leak in the propane tank was discovered when officials found a nick in the lining of the tank. The gas then traveled to the water heater’s lighter and caused it to ignite. No serious injuries have been reported.

The fire chief in Momence announced that the septic tank at the house was being excavated along with other renovation projects.

If you or a loved one has been injured, you need experienced representation on your side. Contact the Kankakee personal injury lawyers of Spiros Law by calling 815-929-9292 today to discuss your legal options.

Just before 5:00 pm the first semi-trailer hit the second semi-trailer in the north-bound lanes. Emergency dispatchers reported that a few minutes later a third semi-trailer became involved with the first accident.

Northbound traffic was re-routed off at the Manteno exit. The back-up was so great it went several miles back as far as Bourbonnais in the northbound lane.  

This was the second fatal accident to occur on I-57 in Will County on that day. An earlier accident occurred in the morning, leaving one of the drivers of a semi-trailer truck dead.

Accidents can happen in a split second and the results can leave a loss in the family fabric. If your family or circle of friends have experienced the death of a loved one in an accident, call Spiros Law to discuss your legal options at 815-929-9292.

According to Illinois State Police, The first accident occurred at 9 a.m. when one of the semi-trucks rear-ended another one. The semi that rear-ended the other then caught fire killing the driver. The driver of the other truck was transported to the hospital with non-life threatening injuries. The southbound lanes were closed and all traffic was rerouted.

The second accident occurred eight hours later only five miles from the first one. Three semi-trucks were involved in the second accident.

The driver of one of these semi-trucks was pronounced dead at the scene and one was treated for minor injuries. One official said that he has never seen anything like the two accidents in his 30 years at the department.

Semi-truck accidents can cause serious injury to all people involved, our thoughts are with the friends and family of the victim.

 According to the Daily Journal, the victim was crossing the tracks northbound on Division Street when it was struck by the train just after 11 am on August 15th. The car was then pushed a block east down the tracks.

 It would take rescuers 19 minutes to extract the victim from the wreckage. That Braidwood resident was airlifted to Advocate Good Samaritan Hospital in Downers Grove. It was determined that the both the lights and sounds were working at the time of the accident.

 If you or a loved one has been hurt in a train accident, call Spiros Law to find out your legal options at (815) 929-9292.

The accident occurred as the car was crossing the train tracks on Division Street around 11 a.m. and the train struck the car. There were no gates preventing the person from driving on the tracks, but there were warning lights and sirens.

Officials have said that the lights and sounds were working at the time of the accident. Emergency crews spend almost 20 minutes trying to free the woman from the car. She was then rushed to the hospital by helicopter, but her current condition is unknown.

Train and car accidents can cause serious injury to all people involved, our thoughts are with the friends and family of the victim in the crash.

The man was from Fithian and was heading eastbound on Route 52 when he crossed the center line into the oncoming lane. A father and son were traveling westbound when the man swerved into their lane.

The son, who was driving the vehicle, tried to move their motor home out of the way of the oncoming vehicle, but he was unsuccessful and the two vehicles collided. The vehicles both burst into flames on impact.

The father and son were taken to the hospital to be treated and the driver of the fist vehicle was pronounced dead at the scene.

Car accidents can happen unexpectedly and change the lives of everyone involved, our thoughts are with the friends and family.

On July 30, 2010, Hale pleaded not guilty to the charges from that accident. Those charges consist of reckless operation of a watercraft, illegal operation of a watercraft while under the influence of alcohol and operating a watercraft with an blood-alcohol content over .08.

The accident occurred on May 29 around midnight. Hale was found to have a blood-alcohol level that was three times the legal limit when he hit the other watercraft from behind. According to an earlier report from the Daily Journal, six people were injured in that accident.

If you or a loved one has been injured in a boating accident, contact Spiros and Wall at (815) 929-9292 to discuss your legal options.