Paul M. Marriett is a Chicago personal injury attorney who works with each client directly. If you were hurt in a crash on the Dan Ryan or the Kennedy, at an intersection in your neighborhood, on a bike lane downtown, or anywhere in the Chicago area, you can talk through your situation with the attorney who would actually handle your case — not an intake service.
Local roads, local knowledge
Chicago's mix of expressway speeds, dense intersections, heavy bike and pedestrian traffic, CTA buses and trains, and the nation's busiest freight corridors produces its own pattern of serious crashes. Cases here can involve City of Chicago and Cook County records, Chicago Police crash reports, and treatment at area hospitals — the kind of local detail that matters when building a claim. And when a city or CTA vehicle is involved, Illinois' one-year deadline against public entities makes moving quickly essential.
The office is at 101 N Wacker Drive in the Loop, a short walk from Ogilvie and Union Station, with consultations by phone or in person by appointment.
How Chicago clients are helped
Chicago residents come to the firm after all kinds of injuries. A few of the most common:
Also serving Evanston, Oak Park, Cicero, Berwyn, Skokie, and the wider Cook County area.