Experienced Injury Lawyers in Orland Park, IL
Need an experienced personal injury attorney in Orland Park, IL? The knowledgeable, experienced personal injury attorneys at Allen Law Group work with clients in the Orland Park, Illinois area, helping them recover compensation after an accident or other personal injury incident occurs.
The firm handles a wide array of cases for clients, including:
- Personal injury: Orland Park residents who were harmed in a slip-and-fall accident, a pedestrian accident, harmed because of a defective product, in a sports or boating accident, and those who were injured because of medical malpractice may be entitled to receive funds. Personal injury accidents can result in brain injuries, spinal cord injuries, burns and other serious consequences. Working with a personal injury attorney can help ensure others don’t suffer the same types of injuries in the future.
- Auto Accidents: Vehicle accidents occur every day on Orland Park roadways. Allen Law Group works with victims of auto accidents, semi-truck accidents, bus accidents, airplane and train crashes, and motorcycle accidents.
- Wrongful death: All too often, personal injury accidents result in the deaths of Orland Park residents. Allen Law Group can help you pursue justice for your loved one’s death.
- Work-related injuries: If you were injured on the job in Orland Park, Allen Law Group can help fight for the compensation you’re owed. Whether you’re a construction worker, railroad worker, work in a factory or warehouse, or in any other occupation, you have rights under the law.
Allen Law Group has a unique knowledge of the Orland Park and southwest Cook County areas, as evidenced by the information below. The firm’s attorneys are committed to helping clients obtain the best possible outcomes for their legal matters.
Living in Orland Park and Southwest Cook County
Our law firm has a branch office in Orland Park. Now, the Village of Orland Park isn’t that big: It covers less than 20 square miles, but it’s been around for a while. In fact, it’s a part of Cook County that has been an incorporated municipality since 1892.
Located 25 miles southwest of Chicago, it’s easier to envision it as being midway between Chicago and Joliet. According to 2016 Census Bureau estimates, around 59,000 Illinoisans call Orland Park home.
It’s a commuter town. Many of the residents of Orland Park commute to jobs along I-80, US45 or Illinois Route 43, as well as taking the Metra commuter rail system. They commit to those commuter hours so they can enjoy the quality of life that living in Orland Park provides them and their families.
It’s easy to understand why.
For one thing, Orland Park is a peaceful place. In 2016, Orland Park ranked 13th in the list of the 50 Safest Towns in Illinois, as compiled by Background Checks.org using Illinois Public Records statistics.
For another, it’s a pretty and prosperous town. Orland Park is an affluent suburb of Chicago with over 60 parks and 300 acres of open green space that comprise the Village Open Lands of Orland Park program.
There are community garden plots available for residents and non-residents alike in Orland Park. Birders delight in the Orland Grassland open space between 167th and 179th Streets, renowned as one of Cook County’s top birding sites.
The town has its own water park at Orland Park’s Aquatic Center in Centennial Park.
Centennial Park is also the place for locals to enjoy fishing or paddleboating on Lake Sedgewick, and boat launches are open on the lake as the weather permits. During the winter, Centennial Park hosts its annual Winter Wonderland, with weekly bonfires and free ice skating.
Lake Sedgewick is a 75-acre lake serving the residents of Orland Park. It has a boardwalk, gazebo and outdoor amphitheater; as well as nature trails and hiking paths. In the warmer months, kayaks and pedal boats can be rented. Additionally, fishing enthusiasts can go after bluegill/sunfish, carp, largemouth bass, crappie, bullhead, northern pike and walleye.
If you are in the area during the first part of June, you can take part alongside some of the world’s best log rollers in the annual National Log Rolling Open Tournament held at Lake Sedgewick and hosted by Orland Park.
All this natural beauty isn’t by happenstance. It’s a proactive undertaking of Orland Park’s city leaders.
Long-range planning for the municipality includes its Smart Living Orland Park program. Smart Living ties together residential and commercial efforts to sustain conservation and the area’s natural ecology.
City planners are also dedicated to pedestrian safety with all new development being required to have sidewalks on both sides of the street. And the area is working to be even more pedestrian- and bicyclist-friendly with 25 miles of dedicated off-street paths and another 16 miles of on-street paths within the city limits.
The community goal is to have 70 miles of walking and bike paths available to Orland Park residents.
If you are a dedicated bicyclist, it’s an exciting undertaking. There is a plan in the works to have Orland Park’s current bikeway system with its connection to the Tinley Creek Forest Preserve trail system and Palos Heights/Lake Katherine trail system connect to the regionally planned Calumet Sag Trail, and thereafter to the Illinois & Michigan Trail. When it’s finished, it will allow someone to ride a bike from Orland Park east as far as the shores of Lake Michigan.
We’re delighted to be a part of this wonderful community!
Choose the Experienced Attorneys Orland Park Residents Trust
If you or someone you love is looking for a personal injury attorney in Orland Park, choose the experienced lawyers at Allen Law Group. Conveniently located at 15255 S. 94th Avenue, 5th Floor Suite 500, Orland Park, IL 60462, the firm offers free consultations for personal injury matters. Use the contact form at the bottom of this page to schedule your complimentary case review today.
