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No. Spiros Law offers a free case review with no upfront attorney fee. A member of the team will listen to your concerns, learn about what happened, answer your questions, and explain the legal options that may be available. If Spiros Law represents you, personal injury cases are generally handled on a contingency fee basis, meaning attorney fees are collected only if compensation is recovered.

Our firm advances all litigation expenses needed to prepare and present your case—including court filing fees, expert witness depositions, accident reconstruction, and courtroom trial exhibits. Because we operate on a contingency fee agreement, you pay nothing out of pocket, and we only collect costs and fees if we win a verdict or secure a settlement.

No. There is no obligation to hire Spiros Law after your consultation. The initial case review gives you an opportunity to understand your options, ask questions, and determine what steps may be right for your situation.

After you submit an inquiry, a member of the Spiros Law team will follow up to learn more about your situation and arrange a consultation. Depending on your circumstances, your consultation may take place by phone, video, or in person. The goal is to give you clear information about your potential legal options and possible next steps.

Spiros Law works to respond to new inquiries promptly. During standard business hours, an intake team member typically follows up shortly after receiving your information. Inquiries submitted at night, on weekends, or during legal holidays are generally reviewed the next business day.

If you need to speak with someone right away, you can contact a Spiros Law office directly.

No. You can reach out even if you do not have all your documents available. Start by sharing the basic details of your situation. The Spiros Law team can help you identify information that may be useful, including medical records, police reports, insurance documents, photographs, and other evidence.

You may be able to complete your initial consultation by phone or video if traveling is difficult. If an in-person meeting is needed, contact Spiros Law to discuss available arrangements based on your circumstances and location.

Spiros Law takes your privacy seriously. Information shared with the firm is handled in accordance with applicable confidentiality requirements and professional obligations. The scope of confidentiality and attorney-client privilege can depend on the circumstances of the communication and whether an attorney-client relationship has been established.

Possibly. Illinois generally follows a modified comparative negligence rule. Under 735 ILCS 5/2-1116, a person may recover damages when their percentage of fault is 50% or less, although the amount recovered may be reduced based on their share of fault.

Questions about responsibility can be difficult to answer without reviewing the details. Spiros Law can examine available evidence, such as police reports, medical records, witness statements, photographs, and other documentation, and explain how Illinois law may apply to your situation.

Insurance companies evaluate risk based on whether a law firm is actually willing to go to court. While many firms focus on settling quickly, Spiros Law prepares every injury case from day one with the thoroughness required for a jury trial. This proven courtroom readiness gives you stronger leverage during settlement negotiations and ensures you are fully protected if a lawsuit must be filed.

Our trial attorneys represent injured individuals across Illinois in complex personal injury and civil litigation matters, including commercial motor vehicle and truck collisions, wrongful death, medical malpractice, catastrophic workplace injuries, nursing home negligence, and defective product liability.