Injured in Peoria?
They Owe You.
From I-74 east-west to I-474 to the Illinois River — Peoria injury cases involve the Peoria County Circuit Court, PPD reports, and the central Illinois city historically anchored by Caterpillar Inc.
Free Peoria Case Review
Same-day response · No fee unless we win
How Illinois law shapes your Peoria case.
The four facts that drive Peoria personal-injury cases.
Time matters
Don't wait. Evidence gets lost fast — security camera footage often disappears within days. There's also a deadline to file. The sooner you call, the more we can do.
Time matters
Don't wait. Evidence gets lost fast. The sooner you call, the more we can do.
Major Peoria streets
I-74, I-474, Route 6, US-150, War Memorial Drive, Knoxville Avenue, University Street, Main Street
Peoria courts
Peoria Police HQ at 600 SW Adams St. Peoria County Courthouse at 324 Main St.
Illinois co-counsel
Madison Law Firm PLLC is licensed in the State of New York. Peoria matters are handled in association with Illinois-licensed attorneys under written disclosure.
How we can help in Peoria.
Pick the closest match. We tell you what to do next.
Car Accident
Hit by another driver
→Uber or Lyft Crash
Hurt in an Uber or Lyft
→Slip and Fall
Fell at a store or building
→Bicycle Accident
Hit while riding your bike
→Motorcycle Accident
Hit while riding your motorcycle
→Pedestrian Accident
Hit while walking
→Truck Accident
Hit by a big rig or truck
→Construction Accident
Hurt on a job site
→Medical Malpractice
Hurt by a doctor or hospital
→Products Liability
Hurt by a defective product
→Housing Rights
Landlord trouble
→Discrimination
Treated unfairly at work or housing
→Peoria questions, answered.
How much does it cost to hire you?
Nothing up front. We work on contingency — no fee unless we win your case. The first call is free, and you owe nothing to find out whether you have a claim.
How long do I have to file after a Peoria accident?
Illinois sets a firm filing deadline, and it starts the day you got hurt. Some claims have much shorter windows. Don't guess — call and we'll tell you exactly where you stand, today.
What's my case worth?
It depends on your injuries, lost income, and who was at fault. We won't quote a number we can't stand behind — but we'll give you a straight read after we hear what happened.
Do I have to go to court?
Most cases settle without a trial. If going to court gets you a better result, we're ready to take it there. Either way, we handle it — you focus on getting better.
Tell us about your Peoria case.
Free case review. Same-day response. No fee unless we win.
The clock started the day you got hurt.
Illinois gives you 2 years for most cases.