Tragic Motorcycle Crash in Danville
Our roads are meant to be pathways of convenience, connection, and exploration. However, sometimes they become the backdrop for tragic events that remind us of the paramount importance of safety and accountability. In a tragic incident in Danville, a 68-year-old man lost his life in a motorcycle crash. This unfortunate occurrence underscores the need for stringent safety measures and a…Read More
Child Injured at Illinois State Fair
When we attend events like fairs and carnivals, we look forward to thrilling rides, fun games, and unforgettable experiences. However, recent events have reminded us of the importance of prioritizing safety to ensure that everyone can enjoy these attractions without any harm. In a recent incident at the Illinois State Fair, a child was hurt due to an object flying…Read More
Two Crashes in Urbana on I-74
When accidents happen on our roads, lives can be forever changed in an instant. Such was the case in Urbana, Illinois, where two crashes on Interstate 74 left at least two people injured and caused hours of traffic congestion. As a compassionate and safety-conscious community, it's crucial that we learn from these incidents to prevent similar tragedies in the future.…Read More
Crashes on I-57 and a Call for Safer Driving
In an unfortunate series of events on southbound Interstate 57 in Coles County, Illinois, multiple people were injured and a life was lost due to preventable crashes on August 3rd. The Illinois State Police reported that these accidents, which claimed one life and left several others injured, were caused by a combination of speeding and drowsy driving. It's a stark…Read More
Tragedy Strikes at the Effingham County Fair
A five-year-old girl from Altamont was involved in a tragic accident at the Effingham County Fair. The accident occurred during a horse harness race at the fair, where the child was struck by the folding arm of the pace car due to a malfunction when the starting gate on the back of the pace car failed to fold in and…Read More
Firework Incident Results in Hand and Finger Amputations
Fireworks are often a highlight of celebrations, entertaining us with their bright colors and explosive displays. However, a recent incident in London Mills, Illinois serves as a sobering reminder of the potential dangers associated with fireworks. Two individuals, a 22-year-old from rural Maquon and a 21-year-old from Galesburg, suffered hand and finger amputations after lighting off a mortar. While their…Read More
Why Only Some Personal Injury Cases Go to Trial
You may have a personal injury case if you have suffered injuries in an accident caused by someone else’s negligence. Many people in this situation wonder why some personal injury cases settle before trial while others end up before a judge and jury. The reality is that only a small percentage of personal injury cases make it all the way…Read More
Millions Facing Toxic Water Crisis
Access to safe drinking water is a fundamental human right that should not be compromised. However, a recent report reveals that nearly a million Illinoisans rely on municipal wells contaminated with toxic forever chemicals, surpassing state health guidelines. In addition, an estimated 1.4 million people depend on private wells, with no systematic approach to testing for these harmful substances. The…Read More
Danielle Cain Named Partner at Spiros Law, P.C.
[firm-name] Proudly Promotes Danielle Cain to Partner Champaign, IL – [firm-name], a leading personal injury law firm in central Illinois, is proud to announce the promotion of Danielle E. Cain to Partner. Danielle joined the firm in 2020 and has quickly become an integral part of the team, demonstrating exceptional legal skills and an unwavering commitment to advocating for her…Read More
Neglect and Abuse: The Reality of Some Illinois Nursing Homes
Five nursing homes in the Champaign area have been fined by the Illinois Department of Public Health for safety violations during the first quarter of this year. The fines ranged from $2,200 to $25,000 for violations of different types, including Type A violations, which are those that have a substantial probability of resulting in death or serious mental or physical…Read More





