ATTORNEY SERVING NORTHERN IL, LAKE, McHENRY AND COOK COUNTIES
Antioch, IL, accident, injury and criminal attorney Robert T. Edens is here to navigate the complexities of the legal system on your behalf, aggressively pursuing your interests and protecting your rights. With over 20 years of experience Bob has settled thousands of cases; relieving his clients of the anxiety caused by the financial burden and uncertainty that often accompanies their case.
Recognized for his aggressive pursuance of insurance companies that just want you to settle quickly for much less than your case is actually worth, Bob has received millions of dollars in settlements for his clients. What’s more is that you do not pay anything until a favorable settlement has been received. Call our office now at (847) 395-2200 to preserve your rights and discuss your legal options.
Robert “Bob” Edens, has practiced as a personal injury and worker’s compensation attorney since 1992. He has a reputation in his field as a very aggressive attorney that is not afraid to take a case all the way to a jury. Bob has done numerous civil and criminal, jury and bench, trials in Lake County, McHenry County, Cook County, DuPage County and Kane County.
Bob was born in Schaumburg, Illinois. Since he was a child he has enjoyed spending time boating in Antioch on Fox Lake at a home that is still in the family today. After graduating from high school Bob received an undergraduate degree in accounting from Arizona State University and subsequently passed the CPA exam. While practicing as a CPA, Bob obtained his Masters of Science degree in taxation. After practicing public accounting for several years, Bob found the work unfulfilling and decided to attend Law School at IIT Chicago-Kent College of Law.
After law school Bob started his solo practice. He was trained in DUI defense law by his brother, Edward Edens. In his 20 years of practice, Bob has done numerous DUI and criminal trials and hearings. Bob has been trained in all aspects of standardized field sobriety testing (SFST) and breathalyzer testing. Bob is known for his aggressive representation of DUI defendants. He has a long track record of wining cases where his clients have failed a breathalyzer or performed poorly on a field sobriety test.
Most of Bob’s practice is dedicated to civil law, concentrating primarily in personal injury and workman’s compensation. In the field of personal injury Bob has focused on auto accidents, trucking accidents, wrongful death, pedestrian accidents, dog bites and construction accidents. In worker’s compensation Bob has represented individuals injured at work with a wide variety of injuries and a wide variety of backgrounds including electricians and construction workers, machine and heavy equipment operators, welders and cutters, roofers, commercial drivers and mechanics. The injuries have included knee injuries, broken or fractured bones, torn meniscus and tendon injuries, nerve damage, rotator cuff injuries, brain and spinal cord injuries, burns, reflex sympathetic dystrophy (RSD), chemical inhalation/exposure, repetitive trauma injuries such as carpel tunnel syndrome and hearing/vision loss due to working conditions. Bob practices Worker’s Compensation in Illinois Lake County, DuPage County, Cook County and Kane County and offers a free case analysis to give you an honest evaluation of your unique situation. Please call (847) 395-2200 to schedule your appointment today as there are strict time limits on your ability to recover.
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• How do I know if the insurance company’s settlement offer is fair?
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• What should I tell the insurance adjustor?
• What if I admitted to some fault in the accident already?
• What if I was using my cell phone (or texting) when the accident occurred?
• How will a prior injury affect my case?
• What if my case was a hit and run?
• What if I admitted that I had a few drinks?
• What if my breathalyzer test was above .08?
• Will I lose my license and if so, for how long?
• This is not my first offense so what will happen now?
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