We Are Experienced Chicago Lawyers Who Take On The Legal Giants. With Over 60 Years Of Trial Experience, We Are Never Intimidated By The Opposition. You Can Trust That With Muldoon & Muldoon You Will Be Treated Like Family!

Our lawyers have built their reputations on their ability to achieve results for their clients in personal injury and wrongful death cases, as well as financial damages cases, in Cook County and throughout the State of Illinois. 

Cost-Effective Representation

All personal injury and wrongful death cases are handled on a contingency basis, which means that you do not pay us a fee unless we recover compensation for you.

Flexible billing options are available in financial matters such as securities fraud or commercial disputes

The United States Constitution and laws of the state of Illinois protect the rights of those who have suffered physical injuries, wrongful death, or financial damages.

Muldoon & Muldoon, LLC, in Cook County, Illinois, is dedicated to protecting and fighting for the rights of those who have been injured by the actions of others.

Attorneys John and Michael Muldoon focus on achieving justice on behalf of our clients. From representing victims of all types of personal injury and wrongful death cases to securities fraud, breach of contract, partnership disputes, landlord-tenant disputes, trade secrets, noncompete clauses, business torts, and all other types of commercial disputes, you can trust that we will put our over 60 combined years of trial experience to work for you!

When you contact our law office, we will explain your rights to you in a free and confidential consultation. Our lawyers will guide you through the legal process, helping you understand what to expect.

While it is impossible to predict the future, we can tell you the results of other, similar cases.

Knowing what is likely to happen can help us make smart decisions about your case — like when to negotiate a favorable settlement and when to litigate. If litigation is necessary in your case, we will not hesitate to take matters to trial.