All motorists involved in a crash are required to stop their vehicles and remain at the scene. The failure to do so is a hit-and-run. It is a criminal violation in Illinois. The AAA Foundation for Traffic Safety reports that an astounding 675,000 hit-and-run crashes happen nationwide each year. At SAM LAW OFFICE LLC, our Illinois auto accident attorney is devoted to helping victims and families fight for justice—no matter the situation that they are facing. Here, you will find an overview of the key thing to know about what happens if you were involved in a hit-and-run crash in Cook County.Â
While all car accidents are stressful, hit-and-run collisions take things to an entirely separate level. If you are involved in a hit-and-run crash in Illinois, it can be an incredibly overwhelming experience. Knowing what to do can make a difference. Here are the immediate steps that you should take:
You still have the right to pursue financial compensation for your damages after a hit-and-run crash. Here is an overview of your three main options for pursuing justice in Illinois:Â
At SAM LAW OFFICE LLC, our Illinois hit-and-run accident attorneys have the specialized skills, knowledge, and legal experience to protect your rights and your interests. Contact us right away for a no-fee, no-commitment case review. From our Rolling Meadows law office, we handle hit-and-run accident injury claims in Cook County and throughout Northern Illinois.Â
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