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Oswego Personal Injury & Workers' Comp Lawyers.

When a crash on Route 34 or a workplace injury upends your life, you shouldn't have to hunt for a lawyer. Marker Law serves Kendall County from nearby Naperville — and the first conversation is always free.

Why Marker Law

Kendall County Advocacy for Oswego

Oswego injury lawsuits are heard at the Kendall County Courthouse in Yorkville, a short drive west of the village, while workers' compensation claims are decided by the Illinois Workers' Compensation Commission. Marker Law's Naperville office is a straight run up Route 34 (Ogden Avenue), and attorneys come to Oswego clients who can't travel.

  • Kendall County injury filings at the courthouse in Yorkville
  • Route 34, Route 71, and Orchard Road crash cases
  • Workers' comp claims through the Illinois Workers' Compensation Commission
  • We come to you — home, hospital, phone, or video
  • 24/7 availability with no fee unless we win
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Common Questions

Frequently Asked Questions

Straightforward answers to the questions Oswego clients ask Marker Law most often.

Oswego is in Kendall County, so injury cases from the village are heard at the Kendall County Courthouse in Yorkville, a short drive west.
Yes — the office at 1250 E. Diehl Road, Suite 406 in Naperville is a straight run up Route 34 (Ogden Avenue). Phone and video consultations are available 24/7, and attorneys will travel to injured clients.
Car, truck, and motorcycle collisions on Route 34, Route 71, and Orchard Road; slip-and-fall and premises injuries; workplace accidents; and wrongful death claims.
Illinois comp claims are decided by the Illinois Workers' Compensation Commission, not the Kendall County courts. Marker Law files the claim and pursues medical coverage, lost wages, and permanency benefits.
In Illinois, most personal injury lawsuits must be filed within two years of the injury, though important exceptions can shorten or extend that window. The safest move is to have Marker Law review your situation promptly — the consultation is free.
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