Vernon Hills, IL (January 6, 2026) — Emergency crews responded to a two-vehicle crash with reported injuries on Monday, January 5, near St. Mary’s Road in Vernon Hills.
The Vernon Hills Fire Department and ambulance units were dispatched to the scene after reports of a crash involving multiple vehicles and injured occupants.
Emergency personnel evaluated several patients at the location, and medical responders provided on-site care. Details regarding the number of people treated and the extent of injuries have not yet been released.
Authorities have not yet shared information about what led to the crash, and the incident remains under investigation.
We hope for a smooth recovery for those injured in this collision.
Car Accidents and Injury Claims in Illinois
Serious vehicle crashes, including rollovers and multi-vehicle collisions, are a significant safety concern throughout Lake County.
These incidents often occur on busy roadways like Route 41, IL-83, and Fairfield Road, where higher traffic volumes and frequent turning movements increase the risk of crashes.
According to Illinois traffic safety data, Lake County consistently reports a notable number of injury-related traffic collisions each year, with a portion involving rollovers or severe impacts caused by speeding, distracted driving, impaired driving, or following too closely.
In Illinois, police investigate injury-related car accidents to determine fault by examining vehicle damage, roadway conditions, traffic signals, skid marks, and driver statements. In more serious crashes, investigators may also review dashcam footage, surveillance video, or event data recorders.
Serious car crashes, especially rollovers, can cause injuries that do not appear immediately, including concussions, spinal injuries, and internal trauma. Victims may require ongoing medical treatment, rehabilitation, or physical therapy.
During recovery, families often face mounting medical expenses, missed work, and long-term uncertainty. Illinois law allows injured victims to pursue compensation when another driver’s negligence causes harm, helping ease the financial strain while focusing on healing.
A personal injury lawyer can help deal with these problems while you focus on getting better. They can handle communications with insurance companies, gather evidence such as police reports and medical records, and help determine who may be legally responsible for the crash.
Legal guidance can also be important when injuries worsen over time or when insurance offers fail to fully cover medical costs, lost wages, or future care needs. With skilled representation, crash victims are better positioned to protect their rights and pursue fair compensation for the full impact of their injuries.
If you're hurt in a rollover crash in North Chicago or nearby areas, you can ask The Law Office of Jack M. Shapiro for help.
Our car accident lawyers work with hurt clients and their families. We look into the crash, review your case, and work hard to explain your options moving forward. We have assisted hundreds of crash victims in Lake County after life-changing car crashes.
To find out more about your rights and what you can do, contact our legal team at The Law Office of Jack M. Shapiro. Call 847-243-8917 to set up a meeting.
Note: This post has been prepared using information gathered from publicly available secondary sources. The details of the incident have not been independently verified. If you identify any inaccuracies, please contact the Law Office of Jack M. Shapiro, P.C. so our team can promptly review and update the content to maintain accuracy and reliability.
Disclaimer: The information contained in this post is provided for general informational purposes only and should not be construed as legal or medical advice. This content does not create an attorney–client relationship and is not intended as a solicitation for legal services. If you or someone you know has been injured in an accident, please seek immediate medical attention. Any photographs included in this post are for illustrative purposes only and do not depict the actual scene of the accident.
