Office of the Attorney General

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The Office of the Illinois Attorney General acts as the state's chief legal officer, dedicated to protecting the public interest and the rights of Illinois residents. The office addresses a wide array of legal matters, including consumer protection, civil rights, environmental preservation, and criminal justice. It aims to ensure fair practices, public safety, and transparent governance throughout the state.

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Abogados

• Kwame Raoul — Illinois Attorney General

Servicios que ofrece

Consumer Protection, Safer Communities, Preserving the Environment, Rights of the People, Honest & Open Government, Antitrust, Charitable Trust, Child Support, Child Welfare, Civil Appeals, Civil Rights, Criminal Justice

Oficinas

• 500 S. 2nd St. Springfield, IL 62701
• 115 S. LaSalle St. Chicago, IL 60603
• 1745 Innovation Drive, Suites C & D Carbondale, IL 62903
• 1701 S. 1st. Avenue Maywood, IL 60153
• 8100 S. Stony Island, Suite C Chicago, IL 60617

Fuente: illinoisattorneygeneral.gov · consultado el 22 de octubre de 2026. Lawyers Near Me no ha verificado estos datos de forma independiente.

Horario de Atención

Lunes

9 AM–5 PM

Martes

9 AM–5 PM

Miércoles

9 AM–5 PM

Jueves

9 AM–5 PM

Viernes

9 AM–5 PM

Sábado

Closed

Domingo

Closed

• Jeune Roi· vía Google

  With the help of the desk of attorney general I was able to get my phone repaired that samsung refused to repair(even though it was under warranty).

  4 months ago
• Nancy Ann DeSandolo· vía Google

  This Office allows an Investigator at the IDFPR to neglect his duties to investigate an RN with a motor skills impairment and continue to practice over the course of 2 years from the initial complaint!

  10 months ago
• Hameed M Shewu· vía Google

  The personals that I spoke with at the office of the Attorney General where l went to file my complaint, They are very intelligent and very helpful.

  2 months ago
• Tiaaron Ross· vía Google

  had a deeply frustrating experience with the Illinois Attorney General's Office. After filing a claim against company, the assigned caseworker delayed responding to me for a long time. When I reached out today to express my dissatisfaction and request to speak to a manager, she refused—both by email and phone—to provide any escalation options. This left me feeling disregarded and trapped in a cycle of inaction. Based on my experience, it's probably better to handle issues with a company through private legal channels, as the state of Illinois has a reputation for doing nothing and using more of their time to dismiss your claim if your feeling their not taking the time to properly look into your concerns. Unfortunately, my case was a perfect example of that inaction. I hope this helps individuals in the future.

  6 months ago
• Mel Ody· vía Google

  This office hosts the address confidentiality program for DV victims and survivors and knows that participants have been located due to the lax rules the program has regarding enforcement yet has chosen to ignore the issue completely. These same rules leave confidentiality at the discretion of other agencies-including voting offices- forcing participants to choose between the decision to vote or remain safe in the program. Countless attempts to reach someone about the failings of the program that takes states funds have done nothing to resolve the issue. I guess if you can so easily deny those who have already suffered a means of voting, you don't have to care because they can't vote against you without risking being found and revictimized. Also, the director of the ACP has knowingly held an application for 18 months without processing due to the applicant being disabled.

  7 months ago