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We Represent Clients In Their Most Important Business Disputes.
An entrepreneurial approach to complex business litigation for over 40 years.
Business Litigation
About Us
Sperling and Slater is a litigation firm established in 1976 to represent clients in their most important business disputes.
Our lawyers regularly appear before courts and arbitration panels throughout the country and represent both plaintiffs and defendants in virtually every type of business litigation.
How We Help
Practice Areas
We are commercial litigators and trial lawyers. We handle all types of business litigation, including both representation of plaintiffs and defendants.
Some of our primary practice areas include:
Tax Shelter/Professional Liability
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Sperling & Slater, P.C.
55 W. Monroe Street
32nd Floor
Chicago, Il 60603
Tel: 312.641.3200
Why Sperling & Slater
Skilled and Experienced Attorneys
Sperling & Slater attorneys have substantial Big Law experience and top-flight credentials. Many have received top ratings from Illinois SuperLawyers, Rising Stars and US News and World Report. Senior attorneys are actively involved in developing case strategy and continue to participate in a case’s progress on a regular basis.
Entrepreneurial Litigators
We understand entrepreneurs. This mindset can lead Sperling & Slater to propose alternative fee arrangements that reward successful outcomes and allow us to share the risk with our clients.
Creative Thinkers
Sperling & Slater has been at the forefront of antitrust commercial cases for nearly 30 years, often representing major retailers who opt out of antitrust class actions to maximize litigation returns for their businesses.
Results Matter
We have extensive courtroom experience and focus only on litigation. Our forty-year history of trial and appellate wins and roster of high-powered clients speak for themselves. However, not every dispute should go to trial. Achieving our clients’ objectives is paramount to us and often those objectives are best achieved through mediation, arbitration or creative settlements.