An Endorsement From the Opposing Side

A study conducted by Allstate Insurance Company states "our analysis to date suggest that attorney involvement creates SIGNIFICANT value for claimants." Since it is not in Allstate's interest for claimants to hire an attorney, their analysis is not bias, and it suggests that you should hire an attorney to help you. Since this study came out, Allstate has engaged in various practices to discourage injured claimants from hiring an attorney.

This is all the more reason that you need a competent lawyer to help you with your claim. With offices in Chicago, Schaumburg and the suburbs of Chicago, Joseph G. Klest, Attorney at Law, has been representing injured clients throughout Illinois and across the nation since 1982.

Joseph Klest has experience trying and negotiating favorable settlements in a variety of personal injury claims. He can handle any claims involving serious or fatal personal injuries, including vehicle accidents, defective products, medical malpractice, work injuries, sexual assault and other accidents.

We will take your case on a contingency fee basis, so you won't pay attorneys' fees unless you win your case.

Accomplished Chicago Lawyer

Joseph Klest earned fame as a personal injury attorney when he was awarded a $1.5 million judgment against a Roman Catholic priest from the Illinois Diocese of Joliet. Please visit the Cases page to learn more about this case and other successes attorney Klest has won on behalf of his clients.

If you have been seriously injured or lost a loved one due to someone else's negligence or a defective or dangerous product, Joseph Klest can help you obtain the maximum amount of compensation possible.

You Can Have a High-profile Chicago Personal Injury Attorney Help You Obtain the Compensation You Deserve

Contact the offices of Joseph G. Klest to schedule a free initial consultation. The firm represents all personal injury clients on a contingency fee basis. If we are unable to recover compensation for your losses, we will not charge you attorneys' fees.