When you're struggling with a chronic illness that severely limits your ability to handle everyday tasks, it's time to get help. In-home care services can help you lead a better life, despite your illness. Depending on the nature of your sickness and your symptoms,...

& Asbestos
& Asbestos
Learn more about mesothelioma, symptoms & treatment, frequently asked questions and more.

& Asbestos
& Asbestos
Learn more about mesothelioma, symptoms & treatment, frequently asked questions and more.

We help victims of dangerous drugs (Actos, Mirena, Lipitor, etc.) and faulty devices (hip implants, pacemakers, etc.)

We help victims of dangerous drugs (Actos, Mirena, Lipitor, etc.) and faulty devices (hip implants, pacemakers, etc.)

Workers' Compensation
Workers' Compensation
We help clients who need assistance with work-related injuries linked to asbestos and other serious problems.

Workers' Compensation
Workers' Compensation
We help clients who need assistance with work-related injuries linked to asbestos and other serious problems.
Workplace Illness
How to handle chronic illness and depression
Nobody likes to find out that they're sick, and it's even worse to find out that you're going to stay sick. That's why nobody's really surprised to find out that depression and chronic illness often go hand-in-hand. So, how can you cope if you've been handled both of...
Adjusting to life with a chronic illness
When you've been diagnosed with a serious, chronic illness, the immediate focus is usually on the physical effects of the disease. There's testing, more testing, visits to doctors, consultations with specialists and new medications or treatments to try. That doesn't...
Reduce your risk of an asbestos-related disease with this tip
Asbestos is a substance that occurs naturally. Consequently, virtually everyone experiences a small amount of asbestos exposure at some point -- but not everyone becomes sick. Why? Researchers know that there are numerous factors that can influence whether someone...
Protecting your family from asbestos dangers
Most people think asbestos is a thing of the past -- they don't realize that it is still in use today in many industries. Contractors of all sorts often encounter it in old homes that are being purchased for remodel and sale. Most of the time, you can't tell if...
Exercise your right to obtain records of asbestos exposure
Because asbestos products were so widely used in multiple industries for decades, there are a lot of former laborers, public works employees, maintenance workers and others who still remain at risk of developing mesothelioma or other asbestos-related lung disorders in...
Depression and workers’ compensation in Illinois
Depression is something that many people don't like to discuss because of the continued social stigma against mental illness. The American culture, after all, tends to prize toughness. Depression seems to many like an admission that something can wear you down....
Better sleep for a better mind: Treating depression with sleep
Depression is common among workers who have suffered on-the-job injuries or illnesses -- and standard treatments often fail to completely resolve the problem. Doctors aren't always even in agreement about the best ways to try to treat a stubborn depression.One thing...
The unexpected costs of a cancer diagnosis
Cancer is always serious business for a patient -- but a diagnosis also often holds unexpected financial consequences for the entire family. Most people are woefully unprepared for the harsh realities of the unplanned expenses they'll face during treatment (even if...
How do you give first aid for toxic gas inhalation?
If you and your co-workers handle toxic gases or chemicals, you're at significant risk of inhaling the fumes -- which can lead to permanent injuries and even death.Knowing how to administer first aid to a co-worker that's been exposed to the chemical vapors while...
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