The Law Offices of Rahsaan A. Gordon, P.C. is a civil-litigation firm located in downtown Chicago, Illinois. We represent individuals who have been the victims of catastrophic personal injury arising from accidents, police brutality, motor vehicle and truck accidents, wrongful death claims, fraud, and other areas of wrongful conduct.

The firm was founded in 2004 by one of Chicago's native sons, trial attorney Rahsaan A. Gordon. After graduating from Whitney M. Young Magnet High-School, in Chicago, Mr. Gordon completed his undergraduate studies at Morehouse College, in Atlanta, Georgia, where he obtained a Bachelor of Arts in Psychology. Next, Mr. Gordon studied law at the University of Iowa School of Law, where he received a Juris Doctorate.

After law school, Mr. Gordon accepted a position at a newly formed law firm, known as Cochran, Cherry, Givens, Smith and Montgomery, LLC, founded by legendary trial attorneys, Johnnie Cochran and James D. Montgomery. While at the Cochran Firm, Mr. Gordon contributed his legal talents to many multi-million dollar catastrophic personal injury cases, including the LaTanya Haggerty vs. City of Chicago, et al. matter, which settled on the eve of trial for a record $18,000,000.

Mr. Gordon later accepted a position with Tressler, Soderstrom, Maloney and Priess, a national civil litigation law firm, headquartered in Chicago. While at this firm, Mr. Gordon's areas of practice included complex civil and commercial litigation. Many of his clients included global insurance corporations, real estate development companies, national banking corporations, construction companies, and landowners who had been for sued for civil wrongdoing.

In 2004, Mr. Gordon formed the Law Offices of Rahsaan A. Gordon, P.C., a civil litigation law firm dedicated to the representation of individual who have been wrongfully injured due to the fault of others. At the Law Offices of Rahsaan A. Gordon, P.C. we combine a diverse array of experience in order to provide superb legal representation to each of our clients during the most trying of times.