Chicago Personal Injury & Car Accident Lawyers - Shammas Law
Personal injury attorney · Chicago
About Chicago Personal Injury & Car Accident Lawyers - Shammas Law
Shammas Law handles Chicago personal injury cases involving car accidents, truck accidents, and motorcycle accidents. The practice also represents clients in pedestrian, rideshare, and construction matters.
The firm helps accident victims understand medical treatment, insurance communication, liability, and medical liens. It states that clients pay no out-of-pocket costs and that fees are collected only after compensation is recovered. The office offers online and on-site appointments, with parking available in several forms. It also provides around-the-clock support for people seeking guidance after an accident. Support is available 24/7.
Before you choose
5.0 on average from 193 reviews
Where it stands out
- Medical-lien review
- Broad Chicago accident coverage
- 24/7 support
Ask before you sign
- Clients pay no out-of-pocket costs under the firm’s stated contingency arrangement.
Often hired by: Chicago accident victims needing injury-claim guidance
Case types
Also takes: truck accidents
Key facts
- Type
- Personal injury attorney
- Rating
- 5.0 on average from 193 reviews
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Questions before you hire
Do they charge upfront for a personal injury case?
No. They work on a contingency basis, with no upfront or out-of-pocket fees, and are paid only after recovering money for the injuries.
Should I speak with the insurance company before hiring them?
It is generally best to consult an attorney first. They advise allowing the attorney to handle communication because insurers may use statements to minimize a claim.
Should I get medical attention after an accident?
Yes. They advise seeking medical attention immediately, even when injuries are not initially apparent, because medical documentation can be important for the case.
Do they help negotiate medical liens?
Yes. Their car accident team audits liens for proper notice and negotiates balances before a case closes. Lien work is treated as part of the case from the beginning.
