N.JONATHAN NESSLERILLINOIS TRIAL ATTORNEY

JONATHAN T. NESSLER · SPRINGFIELD, ILLINOIS

Springfield personal injury & wrongful death attorney.

When an injury or loss changes a family’s life, the first step is a clear conversation. Jonathan T. Nessler represents people in Illinois through The Law Offices of Frederick W. Nessler & Associates, Ltd.

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Free consultation through the law firm · (217) 698-0202

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A DIRECT CONVERSATION

A person first.
A careful look at the facts.

A legal question rarely arrives at a convenient time. You should be able to explain what happened and hear how the firm would evaluate it.

Jonathan’s practice includes personal injury and wrongful death cases, including motor vehicle collisions, medical malpractice, nursing home neglect, and premises liability. He also helps Illinois workers with workers’ compensation matters. He has practiced with Nessler & Associates since 2007.

Every matter begins with its own facts. The firm offers a free consultation to discuss your circumstances and whether it can help.

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AREAS OF PRACTICE

Where Jonathan can help.

These are the types of matters he handles through the Springfield law office. An initial conversation can help determine whether the firm is a fit for your circumstances.

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Personal injury

A serious injury can affect medical care, work, and daily life. Jonathan examines how it happened, the available evidence, and its continuing effects so the firm can evaluate the options for an Illinois claim.

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Wrongful death

When a death may have resulted from another person’s wrongful act or neglect, families often need answers before they can decide what to do. The firm reviews the circumstances, the available records, and the appropriate next steps under Illinois law.

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Motor vehicle collisions

After a car or truck collision, the facts may be spread across crash reports, photographs, witnesses, and treatment records. Jonathan reviews that information and the injuries involved to help the firm assess a possible claim.

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Medical malpractice

Concerns about medical care call for a careful review of the treatment, records, and resulting harm. Illinois has specific requirements for medical malpractice cases; the firm evaluates whether further professional review is warranted.

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Nursing home neglect

Concerns about a nursing home resident may involve the care plan, a change in condition, or communication with the facility. The firm examines the records and circumstances to understand whether neglect may have caused harm.

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Premises liability

An injury on someone else’s property raises questions about the condition of the site, what happened, and the resulting harm. Photos, incident reports, and witnesses may help the firm evaluate the circumstances.

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Falls on ice and snow

Winter falls raise specific questions about where ice came from, the property, and any snow-removal work. Jonathan reviews those circumstances and the available evidence to assess a possible Illinois claim.

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Workers’ compensation

A work injury can raise questions about medical care, wage benefits, and returning to work. Jonathan helps Illinois workers evaluate their compensation claims and whether another party may also be responsible.

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Truck accidents

A commercial truck collision can involve driver records, vehicle maintenance, freight, and several businesses or insurers. The firm evaluates the evidence, injuries, and potentially responsible parties.

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A PRACTICAL START

Prepare for a first conversation.

Choose a practice area for a short list of information that may be useful. You do not need every document before calling, and this guide does not evaluate your case.

Deadlines depend on the facts and type of claim. Contact a lawyer promptly so the applicable deadline can be evaluated.

01Personal injury

If you have them, these details can help the office understand what happened:

  • When and where the injury happened
  • Photos, reports, or names of people who saw it
  • Medical providers and the ways the injury has affected daily life
02Wrongful death

If you have them, these details can help the office understand what happened:

  • A brief timeline of what happened
  • Any incident, medical, or investigative records already available
  • The name of the person handling the estate, if one has been appointed
03Motor vehicle collisions

If you have them, these details can help the office understand what happened:

  • The crash date and location
  • A report number, photos, or insurance information if available
  • Treatment received and symptoms that continue
04Medical malpractice

If you have them, these details can help the office understand what happened:

  • The treatment or procedure that raised the concern
  • Names of facilities and providers involved
  • Records or a timeline of changes in condition, if available
05Nursing home neglect

If you have them, these details can help the office understand what happened:

  • The facility name and the resident’s dates of care
  • Changes you noticed and when you reported them
  • Photos, care plans, or communications already in your possession
06Premises liability

If you have them, these details can help the office understand what happened:

  • The exact place and date of the incident
  • Photos of the area and any incident report
  • Witnesses and information about the injuries
07Falls on ice and snow

If you have them, these details can help the office understand what happened:

  • The location, date, and weather around the fall
  • Photos showing the ice, drainage, and surrounding snow
  • Information about removal work, witnesses, and treatment
08Workers’ compensation

If you have them, these details can help the office understand what happened:

  • How the injury happened and when the employer was notified
  • Medical records, work restrictions, and wage information
  • Benefit notices, claim numbers, or denial letters
09Truck accidents

If you have them, these details can help the office understand what happened:

  • The crash location, report number, and vehicle photographs
  • Carrier names, vehicle markings, and witness information
  • Treatment records and communications from insurers

Keep sensitive records for a direct conversation with the law office. This page does not collect case details.

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THE SPRINGFIELD LAW OFFICE

Start with a conversation.

Legal representation is provided through The Law Offices of Frederick W. Nessler & Associates, Ltd. Contact the office to discuss a free consultation.

536 N. Bruns Lane, Suite 1
Springfield, IL 62702
(217) 698-0202
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Contacting the office does not by itself create an attorney-client relationship. Representation begins only when the firm agrees to undertake your matter.

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