About Connolly Injury Law
Workers’ compensation and workplace injury claims are the central focus at Connolly Injury Law. Mark Connolly helps Chicago-area employees injured on the job, including delivery workers and construction or union workers.
The practice addresses burn injuries, machinery accidents, and chemical exposure, as well as third-party claims. Workers’ compensation matters can involve medical care, wage replacement, disputed benefits, and vocational rehabilitation. The firm also handles motor vehicle accidents, medical malpractice, and product liability. Third-party workplace claims can matter when someone other than the employer causes an injury during work.
Before you choose Connolly Injury Law
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Where it stands out
- Former construction trade union laborer
- Delivery worker injury claims
- Third-party workplace claims
Ask before you sign
- Illinois workers generally must notify their employer within 45 days of an injury.
Often hired by: Chicago workers injured on the job
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Key facts
- Type
- Personal injury attorney
- Rating
- 5.0 on average from 234 reviews
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Questions before you hire
How long do I have to report a workplace injury in Illinois?
The injury must be reported to the employer within 45 days, although reporting it sooner can help avoid benefit delays or disputes.
How soon can I receive workers’ compensation benefits?
Benefits should begin within 14 days after the injury is reported and accepted. Delayed or denied payments may require legal help to move the claim forward.
Can I choose my own doctor for an Illinois workers’ compensation claim?
Yes. Illinois law allows two doctors of the worker’s choice, plus specialists or referrals they recommend, including care outside the employer’s network.
Who is eligible for workers’ compensation in Illinois?
Almost all employees are covered under the Illinois Workers’ Compensation Act, including full-time, part-time, and seasonal workers injured while performing job-related duties.
