Clifford Law Offices

As you consider the lawyers of Clifford Law Offices when you need to select your Chicago personal injury attorney, it's important to understand that, just as every lawyer is an individual, not every case is the same. They start by talking to you, to get your story. For the cases they accept, they want to assign the personal injury attorney on their staff who has a great deal of experience and success in arguing similar cases. To get an idea of the success record of the firm, please visit their Record of Justice section.

Clifford Law Offices represents many people in personal injury actions. For example, they represented an employee of a major department store who was severely burned in an explosion in the north suburbs of Chicago. Accident lawyers from the Chicago law firm also represented a critically injured victim in an explosive power plant fire in Indiana. Lawyers at the personal injury firm also represented those involved in a gas explosion at a suburban home. There are different degrees of fault and several elements are necessary to prove in court, in order to be successful against the wrongdoer in a tort action. Clifford Law Offices determines if the accident or injury is potentially recoverable in a court of law. Consulting one of the experienced Clifford Chicago personal injury lawyers will provide a sound basis on whether to pursue an action in court.

In other Illinois personal injury actions, Clifford Law Offices represented Rob Komosa, a teenager who was tackled into a goal post and then tragically became a quadriplegic. The high school field where it happened has since moved the goal post further from the field and has added padding to the steel post. Rob has bravely gone on to try to help other quadriplegics. Also, Robert Clifford received a $14.2 million verdict for an 11-year-old Boy Scout who was injured while on an outing in a forest preserve, as reported in the Chicago Sun-Times. Mr. Clifford also was awarded a record amount for a 21-year-old swimmer who was rendered a paraplegic when he broke his neck in a diving accident, according to the Chicago press. Robert Clifford also received a $29.6 million verdict following a month-long trial on behalf of Rachel Barton, an internationally-acclaimed violinist who was severely injured in a commuter train accident. An experienced train accident lawyer is a must in complex litigation, and our experience with Metra and Amtrak accidents is an asset to victims in these cases.