About Wallace Miller — Personal Injury Chicago Illinois
Wallace Miller is a personal injury Chicago firm with a national civil litigation practice. The firm handles auto accidents, workplace injuries, and wrongful death. It also takes mass tort and class action cases. The team was named a Best Law Firm by Best Lawyers in 2026. Its Chicago office sits at 200 West Madison Street. You can compare nearby firms on our Chicago attorney directory.
The practice pairs small-firm care with national reach. So clients get personal service and deep resources. Wallace Miller builds a tailored strategy for each case. Free case evaluations are available.
What Clients Say
Clients describe the team as clear and supportive. Many appreciated plain-language updates on complex cases. Reviewers also praise the firm’s strong results and dedication.
Personal Injury Chicago — Practice Areas & Services
- Car and rideshare accidents across Cook County
- Workplace and construction injuries
- Wrongful death claims for Chicago families
- Slip-and-fall and premises liability
- Mass tort and dangerous product cases
Frequently Asked Questions
How much does a personal injury lawyer cost in Chicago?
Wallace Miller works on contingency, so there is no upfront fee. The firm collects only if it recovers for you. Case evaluations are free.
What is my injury case worth in Chicago?
Value depends on medical costs, lost income, and injury severity. Every case is different, so a lawyer should review your facts. The firm offers a free evaluation to start.
Where are injury lawsuits filed in Chicago?
Most Chicago injury cases are filed at the Daley Center, 50 W Washington St. Illinois generally allows two years to file. Speak with a lawyer early to protect your claim.
Quick Facts: Personal Injury in Chicago, Illinois
- Statewide crashes: Illinois recorded 303,913 motor vehicle crashes in 2024 — Illinois DOT
- Injury crashes: 63,109 injury crashes occurred statewide in 2024 — Illinois DOT 2024 Crash Facts
- Filing deadline: Illinois sets a two-year statute of limitations on injury claims — 735 ILCS 5/13-202



