Mathys & Schneid Personal Injury Lawyers
1730 Park Street, Suite 209, Naperville, IL 60563, Naperville, IL 60563
About Mathys & Schneid Personal Injury Lawyers
Mathys & Schneid Personal Injury Lawyers represents injured clients in Naperville and across Illinois. The firm handles personal injury, medical malpractice, and workers' compensation cases. Since 2005, its four attorneys have recovered over $150 million for accident victims, offering more than 75 years of combined experience. The firm provides free consultations, operates on a contingency fee basis, and offers services in Spanish. They are available 24/7 for client needs.
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Notable Case Results
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$39M
Motorcycle Accident
A 52-year-old man sustained a life-altering traumatic brain injury when an improperly installed rear tire separated from his touring motorcycle, causing a crash.
$7.3M
Medical Malpractice
Settlement for a client in a failure to diagnose a medical malpractice case in Cook County, Illinois.
$6.1M
Truck Accident
Two teenage passengers suffered closed-head brain injuries when their vehicle was broadsided by a tractor-trailer. A jury verdict was entered after the trucking company refused to settle.
$5M
Medical Malpractice
A 74-year-old woman became paraplegic after an epidural hematoma was misdiagnosed and untreated at an emergency room.
$4.3M
Product Liability
An elderly couple was killed when their home exploded due to a defective natural gas connection in a kitchen appliance.
$2.8M
Premises Liability
An 11-year-old girl suffered a traumatic amputation of her left index finger at a Northern Illinois facility when her finger caught on an exposed, non-flush screw-head while climbing a ladder-like obstacle.