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Were You Involved in a Livestock Injury in Illinois?

Living in or visiting rural areas around Illinois often means being near livestock at auctions, fairs, or farm-related events. While animals like cows and horses are part of everyday life, they can become dangerous if not properly managed. Being knocked down by a loose cow or thrown off a horse isn’t just an unfortunate accident; it’s often the result of someone’s failure to ensure safety.

Illinois law protects individuals who are injured by livestock, even in settings where animals are common. Under the Illinois Animal Control Act, victims do not need to prove that an animal had a history of aggression. If you were lawfully present and did not provoke the animal, you may have a strong case for compensation. Wallace Miller helps victims of livestock-related injuries understand their rights and pursue legal action to recover damages for medical costs, lost income, and more.

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Why Should You Hire Wallace Miller in Illinois?

Wallace Miller attorneys are experienced in representing victims of livestock and animal-related injuries across Illinois. These aren’t just minor incidents, they often involve serious trauma, including broken bones, spinal injuries, or even permanent disability. Our legal team knows how to investigate these cases and determine when an owner, event organizer, or handler failed to take proper precautions.

Whether your injury happened at a county fair, cattle auction, farm, or petting zoo, our team is ready to hold negligent parties accountable. We focus on using Illinois law, including the Animal Control Act, to prove liability and secure fair compensation for our clients. If you or a loved one was harmed in a livestock-related incident.

Call us today at 872-266-8598 to discuss your situation and take the first step toward recovering the compensation you’re entitled to.

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Our Mission

Wallace Miller primarily focuses on protecting the rights of personal injury victims. We are routinely appointed by federal and state courts to lead national litigation, and our attorneys have secured groundbreaking verdicts in a variety of cases across the nation. More importantly, we are committed to achieving justice for each and every one of our clients.

About Us

At Wallace Miller, we believe in two things: Relationships and Results. When people are seriously injured or killed due to the negligence of others or fall victim to fraud, there’s a story to tell. Our firm builds strong relationships with our clients, gathering information tailored to each case so that we can effectively tell your story and achieve the best possible results.

How We Can Help

At Wallace Miller, we have the skills, resources, and experience to handle a wide range of personal injury cases. Our attorneys are members of prestigious, exclusive organizations, including Best Lawyers, Leading Lawyers, Super Lawyers, the National Trial Lawyers, and the American Association for Justice.

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At Wallace Miller, we believe in two things – Relationships and Results. Whenever people are seriously injured or killed by the negligence of others or are the victims of fraud, there’s a story to tell. Our firm builds relationships with our clients, making sure to collect information that is tailored to each case so that we can properly tell your story in order to produce results.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is a livestock injury claim?
It’s a legal claim for injuries caused by livestock, such as cows or horses, typically on farms or during transport.
Who is liable in a livestock injury case?
Liability may fall on the owner, employer, or facility manager, depending on the situation and evidence of negligence.
What injuries are common in livestock incidents?
Common injuries include trampling, bites, crush injuries, fractures, and head trauma caused by large animals.
Can I sue if I was injured while working with livestock?
Yes, if negligence contributed to your injury, you may be able to file a personal injury or workers' comp claim.
How long do I have to file a livestock injury claim?
Time limits vary, but most claims must be filed within a few years of the incident. Contact a lawyer promptly to preserve your rights.

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