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RECKLESS BEHAVIOR

Most civil cases involve torts (wrongdoings) that can be ascribed to either negligent or intentional conduct. In addition, there is what is known as “willful and wanton” behavior, otherwise known as reckless conduct. Such actions are generally defined as unreasonable conduct committed under circumstances in which the person knew that his or her conduct created an unreasonable risk of physical harm, and that the probability was relatively high that harm would occur. Thus, the person who commits the willful and wanton tort is aware of the danger but is indifferent to it. In a sense, reckless conduct has some attributes of both negligence and intentional torts. Those on the receiving end of such action can pursue a legal remedy.

If you have been hurt due to someone's willful and wanton recklessness, then you deserve compensation for your pain and suffering. If you are thinking about pursuing a case, then you need to call our office for an appointment today. Our experienced and aggressive attorneys have years of providing expert representation in a wide variety of civil and personal injury cases. You deserve recompense and you need a lawyer to help you get it. Call (630) 894-0580 today to make an appointment for a free initial consultation. Our offices are located at 107 S. Third St., Bloomingdale.

HINT: Willful and wanton negligence is action undertaken in conscious disregard of another’s rights and with awareness that the defendant’s conduct probably would cause injury to another.