The Kryder Law Group, a personal injury firm that says it routinely secures seven-figure recoveries, announced a network of new offices across Illinois this week aimed at increasing access to legal services for residents of the Chicago region.
Chicago serves as a focal point for the expansion: the firm maintains three Chicago office locations, with its main downtown office listed at 134 N. LaSalle Street, Suite 1515. The announcement, dated July 11, 2026, also named new offices in Elgin, Aurora, Schaumburg, Des Plaines and Orland Park, signaling an effort to reach suburban communities as well as the city.
What the firm says it will handle
According to the firm's statement, its practice focuses on a range of personal injury matters, including:
- wrongful death
- falls and equipment injuries
- construction accidents and work injuries
- airplane crashes
- transportation injuries involving cars, trucks and motorcycles
“Our focus has always been on the people we represent. Serving our clients where they live and work. We are proud to be a part of the community.”
The quote, attributed to founding attorney Andrew Kryder in the firm's release, frames the expansion as a client-centered effort to provide local access to representation. The release also states the firm has achieved at least one seven-figure recovery in each of the listed practice areas and positions itself as consistently recognized among Illinois personal injury firms.
Local presence and practical details
For Chicago residents, the most concrete detail is the downtown contact point: 134 N. LaSalle St., Suite 1515. The firm included a primary phone number in the release, 312-223-1700, and directed the public to kryderlaw.com for more information.
| Location | Named in release |
|---|---|
| Chicago (main) | 134 N. LaSalle St., Suite 1515 |
| Chicago (additional offices) | Three Chicago locations (not individually listed) |
| Suburban offices | Elgin, Aurora, Schaumburg, Des Plaines, Orland Park |
The firm's emphasis on local offices could matter to Chicago-area residents who prefer in-person consultations or who seek representation tailored to incidents that occur in specific municipalities. Maintaining multiple suburban offices also suggests an intent to serve communities beyond the central business district.
As with any firm-level announcement, residents who need legal help should verify office locations, schedules and practice capacities directly through the firm's website or by phone before visiting. The firm's public-facing materials claim significant recoveries and a reputation built on litigation and client communication; those are claims prospective clients should confirm through consultations and, when necessary, independent research.
News Block will continue to monitor how the expansion affects local access to personal injury services and will report any updates to office openings or community outreach initiatives in Chicago neighborhoods.
