Most of the people that find their way into personal injury law do so because of one simple reason: To help people. But initially Alexis Zamudio thought she might go on another path to make that become a reality. This native of Chicago and graduate of DePaul University was initially considering a career as a
There’s nothing like a game day around the “Friendly Confines,” especially when Chicago’s two baseball teams are meeting at the historic ballpark. With this in mind, Ankin Law and Bleacher Nation had the perfect time to stage our first “Watch Party” of 2025. On Saturday, May 17, we along with the sports website hosted a gathering of
When telling the story of a client working with Ankin Law, many times there is a focus on the end of the case. But that’s not really accurate, because the journey involves so many different chapters that happen before there is a resolution. That’s especially true for those who come to us for help with
Sometimes you don’t need long to let people about what you’re all about. Here at Ankin Law, all we ask is for is two minutes of your time. With the help of our founder, Attorney Howard Ankin, we decided to create a story that would encapsulate all that we do for our clients at our law firm.
There are things that you dream of doing and then there’s something that you were mean to do. Perhaps that’s how one would describe the journey of Attorney Scott Goldstein in his law career, most of what’s taken place at Ankin Law. Yes, as a major sports fan, he initially thoughts about going into the
Sometimes it takes time to get justice for our clients – but Ankin Law is ready to fight for as long as it takes. The case of Susana is the perfect example of persistence and teamwork that personifies “Injury Law Made Personal.” This client was injured in an elevator her place of employment and was
His voice is one of the most well-known in all of Chicagoland – especially to sports fans. Many a time over the past 40 years has Wayne Messmer stepped onto the field, court or ice to serenade fans with “The Star Spangled Banner” before a contest. From Chicago Stadium to Wrigley Field, north side and south, the
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