Larry Disparti

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Chicago photographer Tori Soper specializes in commercial photography and offers corporate, portrait and event services.

Disparti Law Group

Larry Disparti is one of Chicago’s most recognized and successful personal injury attorneys and the founder and owner of Disparti Law Group. Since establishing the firm in 2004, he has built it into a power-house of trusted and highly successful attorneys as well as an entire team focused on providing the best customer service possible for his clients.  It’s why Disparti Law Group is known as Chicago’s Law Firm™.

Larry was raised in a union family, with his father a member of Laborers’ Local 210 and other family members belonging to UAW and AFL-CIO. That upbringing gave him a deep-rooted belief in standing up for working people — a value that has driven every aspect of how he built Disparti Law Group.

He founded the firm on a simple but powerful principle: everyone deserves exceptional legal representation, regardless of economic circumstances. That philosophy has guided the firm’s growth from a solo practice to one of the most recognized injury and disability firms in the nation.

Attorney Disparti has devoted more than two decades of legal practice to fighting for people who have been seriously injured, denied disability benefits, mistreated in the workplace, or hurt on the job. His firm handles personal injury, auto accidents, workers’ compensation, Social Security Disability (SSDI), and employment law — and has earned a national reputation for winning.    

While other firms often shy away from powerful institutions, Larry has made it his mission to take on some of the most challenging and high-stakes cases in Illinois — including filing and winning major lawsuits against the Chicago Public School District and other school districts across the region for failures to protect students from sexual abuse and grooming. These are the cases that demand courage, resources, and an attorney with a proven record of results against well-funded opponents. Larry Disparti brings all three. For survivors who have been failed by the very institutions meant to protect them, Larry has delivered the justice they deserve — and the accountability they feared would never come.

 

121 W. Wacker, Ste 2300, Chicago, Illinois
24113 Lockport St, Suite A, Plainfield, Illinois
312-600-6000 | dispartilaw.com

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