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Serious accidents happen throughout Kane County. Rozich Law Group represents injury victims across Illinois, Kane County included, with the same fight we bring to every case.

Representing injury victims across Kane County.

Kane County stretches along the Fox River through cities like Aurora, Elgin, St. Charles, Geneva, and Batavia. When a serious accident happens here, civil cases move through the Kane County court system — based at the Kane County Judicial Center (37W777 IL Route 38, St. Charles) and the Kane County Courthouse (100 S. Third Street, Geneva). If you're hurt badly enough to need hospital care, you're likely being treated at Rush Copley Medical Center in Aurora, Advocate Sherman Hospital in Elgin, or Northwestern Medicine Delnor Hospital in Geneva.

The interstates that carry the most Kane County traffic — I-90 through Elgin and South Elgin, and I-88 through Aurora and North Aurora — are also where we see some of the county's most serious crashes. Kane County's own transportation department has documented Fabyan Parkway at IL-31/IL-25 near Geneva and Batavia as a recurring safety concern, due to the intersection's skewed angle and elevated rates of turning and rear-end crashes.

The numbers behind Kane County crashes.

In 2023 alone, Kane County recorded 10,304 crashes, including 44 fatal ones (source: Illinois Department of Transportation). Behind every one of those numbers is a person whose life changed in an instant — and an insurance company already building a file to pay them as little as possible.

Rozich Law Group has been fighting for accident victims injured in Kane County since its inception in 2016. Whatever insurance company is on the other side of your case, we know how they operate, and we don't let them decide what your case is worth.

They'll try to blame you. We won't let them.

Illinois follows a modified comparative fault rule. Insurance companies may try to blame you — or claim you were partially at fault — to minimize their exposure, no matter where in Kane County the accident happened. We make sure that doesn't happen, and that you're fully compensated.

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Common Questions

Kane County FAQ

Do I need a Kane County-based attorney for a Kane County accident?
Not required — Illinois personal injury law is state-uniform, and we handle every local court appearance whether your case is filed in Kane, Cook, or anywhere else in Illinois.
Where does my case actually get filed?
Civil cases arising in Kane County move through the Kane County court system, based at the Kane County Judicial Center in St. Charles and the Kane County Courthouse in Geneva, the county seat.
What if my accident happened on I-90, I-88, or another Kane County highway?
Highway accidents on corridors like I-90 and I-88, or at documented trouble spots like Fabyan Parkway near Geneva and Batavia, often involve multiple vehicles, higher speeds, and more complicated insurance disputes than a typical local crash. We investigate every angle — traffic camera footage, black box data, witness accounts — to build the strongest possible case.
How long do I have to file a claim after a Kane County accident?
Illinois gives you two years to file a personal injury lawsuit — but some notice requirements, especially against government entities, come much sooner. Contact an attorney promptly so no deadline is missed.