Spiros Law, P.C. Blog

On Thursday, July 24, around 4:30 p.m., two construction workers were injured by bricks falling from the Florida Avenue Residence Hall at the University of Illinois in Urbana during ongoing construction work, according to Champaign County officials. The bricks unexpectedly fell from the exterior of the residence hall, striking the suspended work platform on the ninth floor where the two…Read More

Press Release from Spiros Law, P.C., for Immediate Release ALISON KIMBLE NAMED PARTNER AT SPIROS LAW, P.C. Spiros Law, P.C. Proudly Promotes Alison Kimble to Partner. Champaign, IL – Spiros Law, P.C., a leading personal injury law firm in central Illinois, is proud to announce the promotion of Alison Kimble to Partner. Alison began her legal career with the firm…Read More

For many of us, nothing beats a day spent soaking up the sun, swimming, and enjoying time with friends and family on the lake or river. As temperatures rise, our waterways become filled with all manner of watercraft, including: Sailboats Yachts Motorboats Jet Skis and Wave Runners Kayaks and canoes Sightseeing cruises Fishing boats Illinois has comprehensive boating laws and…Read More

A nationwide recall of chicken fettuccine alfredo sold at Kroger and Walmart is now underway after federal health agencies connected the ready-to-eat products to a deadly Listeria outbreak. So far, 13 states have been affected, including Illinois. The recalled ready-to-eat products, which may still be in consumers' refrigerators, include three products made by FreshRealm: 32.8-ounce Marketside Grilled Chicken Alfredo with…Read More

The impact of losing a loved one is profound, bringing grief and pain to your household that can feel impossible to manage at times. When your loved one’s death can be attributed to another person’s negligence, the aftermath can be devastating. Emotional turmoil is not the only concern that takes a toll on one's well-being. A wrongful death can cause…Read More

The multistate salmonella outbreak linked to cucumbers is sparking food concerns across the country, with a nationwide recall in effect. Here’s what you need to know.  Key Takeaways: Who: Cucumbers produced by Bedner Growers, Inc. and distributed by Fresh Start Produce Sales Why: Cucumbers contaminated with Salmonella have affected more than 40 individuals. Recalled products include whole cucumbers and prepared…Read More

Every day, we get behind the wheel of our vehicles and share the road with thousands of other people without thinking twice about it. Nowadays, it often seems like everyone is in a rush to get to their destination, making speeding a regular occurrence on our daily drives. Speeding is more than just a traffic violation; it's a significant contributor…Read More

On Monday, April 28th, 2025, a 44-year-old woman drove into the YNOT After School Camp, killing four people in the community of Chatham, Illinois. According to the Illinois State Police, a black Jeep SUV drove off the road, through a field, and into the camp's building on Breckenridge Road in Chatham. The woman behind the wheel crashed through the east…Read More

CILAs are supervised homes where up to eight individuals who are at least 18 years of age with mental illness or developmental disabilities can reside together. Residents of CILAs receive personal support services, the support of a community support team with a local agency, and individualized residential habilitation. Habilitation helps individuals attain and improve skills for daily living. Some CILA…Read More

The latest recall in the headlines involves Chicco car seats and your child’s safety in the car. Chicco has recalled nearly 31,000 MyFit Zip Air Harness + Booster seat models with production dates of Sept. 1, 2020 – Aug. 31, 2024, for a safety violation risk. Affected model numbers 07079561970070 and 04079561190070 are included in the recall. The National Highway…Read More