About Stephen R. Martay, Attorney At Law
Workers’ compensation and personal-injury representation is provided by Stephen R. Martay, Attorney At Law. The Chicago practice focuses on workplace injuries, including neck and back injuries and claims involving construction workers.
The firm helps clients pursue medical expenses, wage replacement, and benefits when claims are denied, delayed, or minimized. Stephen R. Martay represents clients throughout Illinois and can negotiate with an employer’s insurer. The practice also addresses repetitive injuries, leg and knee injuries, brain injuries, and personal-injury claims. Free consultations and case reviews are available, with weekday hours listed from 6:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.
Before you choose Stephen R. Martay, Attorney At Law
4.9 on average from 457 reviews
Where it stands out
- Statewide Illinois representation
- Workers’ compensation focus
- Free case review
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- Appointments are required or recommended.
Often hired by: Illinois workers pursuing compensation after a workplace injury
Case types
Also takes: truck accidents
Key facts
- Type
- Personal injury attorney
- Rating
- 4.9 on average from 457 reviews
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Questions before you hire
Do they offer a free initial consultation?
Yes. They offer a free first consultation and case review to assess the situation and answer questions.
How long must I work before Illinois workers’ compensation covers me?
After one second. The firm says Illinois workers’ compensation coverage can apply from the first second of employment, including injuries during training.
How many workdays must I miss before receiving workers’ compensation checks?
At least four days. Workers’ compensation insurers have a three-day grace period before checks may be payable.
How long can Illinois workers’ compensation weekly benefits continue?
They can continue while a doctor keeps the worker off work, or while restricted work is medically required and the employer cannot accommodate it.
Does the firm represent workers across Illinois?
Yes. Although the office is in Chicago, the firm represents clients throughout Illinois.
