Every firm here is checked for active licensure, clean disciplinary history and verified case results, and compared against the other slip and fall firms in Northwest Indiana, not against a national average. 2 of the 9 have completed certification so far.
Custy Law Firm works from Valparaiso and Merrillville and is the only firm in this market that publishes its fee terms in its own words: it takes a case on a contingent basis, and says it does not get paid unless the client does.
Langer & Langer has practised from Valparaiso since 1980 across medical malpractice, injury and family law, and nine people are named on its site.
Wruck Paupore publishes three attorneys, two founding partners and one of counsel, and offices in Dyer, South Bend and West Lafayette, describing a practice that reaches Indiana, Illinois, Michigan and Wisconsin.
Theodoros & Rooth has represented injured people from Merrillville since 1988 and publishes four attorneys, two of whom share a name across two generations.
Stracci Law Group works out of one office on Broadway in Crown Point and names seven people on its site, none of them with a stated role, so this profile counts them without calling them attorneys.
Harper and Harper has practised from Valparaiso since 1983, and says so, along with more than a hundred years of combined experience across a practice split between injury and criminal defence.
Sarkisian Law Offices works from Valparaiso and Merrillville, publishes two attorneys, and is the one firm in this market whose fee terms and consultation are both stated plainly: a free consultation, and no fee unless the firm wins.
Uzelac Law Group is a small Crown Point practice covering injury, estate planning, business, family and real estate law, and it names four people: its founder and lead attorney, two more lawyers and a legal assistant.
Dogan & Dogan has practised in Portage since 1947 and is now in its third generation: the firm's own history names Matthew P. Dogan, who founded it, his son Thomas, and Thomas's son Matthew B. Dogan, admitted to the Indiana bar in 2018.
Firms marked under review have had some pillars measured and are waiting on checks the others need: licensure against the Indiana attorney registry and outcomes against court records. A profile says which is which on every row.
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