Timothy Londrigan

Expertise & Verdicts

During his more than 35 years of trial practice, he has concentrated in the area of plaintiff's personal injury litigation. Tim has litigated many large, complex cases in Civil Court, including class actions, products liability, medical malpractice, and wrongful death, against well-financed corporate Defendants resulting in numerous seven and eight figure settlements and jury awards, including a $24 million dollar settlement in St. Clair County, Illinois.

Tim has also been employed as a hearing officer for the City of Springfield from January 2006 through January 2014, presiding over evidentiary proceedings involving city code and ordinance violations. He has been employed with the Appellate Prosecutor's Office from 1983 to the present, responsible for handling criminal appeals for all of the counties in the Fourth Judicial Appellate District in Illinois, during which he has authored more than 500 appellate briefs and argued before the Illinois Supreme and Appellate Courts on more than 100 occasions. He also represented criminal indigents for 15 years before the U.S. Court of Appeals and Central District of Illinois concerning a variety of criminal charges, during which he was successful in securing an acquittal after trial.

Tim is a member of the Illinois State Bar Association, having served on the Tort Law Section Counsel and Finance Committee, as well as serving as an Assemblyman for many years. He is also a long term and active member of the Illinois Trial Lawyers Association, Sangamon County Bar Association and a Master on the Lincoln-Douglas Inn of Court. He speaks regularly at continuing legal education functions and seminars at the request of ISBA, ITLA, IICLE and other organizations.

Tim has been admitted to practice in the State of Illinois; United States District Court, Central and Southern Districts; the United States Seventh Circuit Appellate Court; and the United States Supreme Court.

Currently Tim is on sabbatical from the firm, completing a course of public service maintained over his entire career. He is expected to return to the firm in the near future upon his completion of this public service. Until such time, Tim encourages all of his past clients and friends to contact any of his partners within the firm for any assistance they may require.