Uhrich Law p.c. is a consumer rights law firm based in the Logan Square neighborhood of Chicago that fights on behalf of regular folks victimized by unfair business practices. We also work towards better protections for consumers through legislation and policy on the local and national level.
We can help you deal with having your identity stolen—and assert your rights under the Fair Credit Reporting Act.
We have experience in defending foreclosure lawsuits, suing mortgage servicers, and protecting tenants.
We defend debt collection lawsuits and turn the tables on companies that violate the Fair Debt Collection Practices Act.
We file class actions against companies that violate any number of state or federal laws that protect consumers like you.
If a company has engaged in an unfair or deceptive practice, we can help you assert your rights and recover your losses.
Yo-yo deals, financing shenanigans, lemon law issues, and outright forgeries. We've seen it all before.
Telemarketers often abuse the right to call or text you. Talk to us if you're being harassed by unwanted robodialers.
Applications for employment, loans, or housing can be derailed by inaccurate information on consumer reports.
100% of our practice is committed to fighting consumer cases. We file cases on behalf of individuals and class actions in court and through arbitration.
Our attorneys have proven experience in trial and appellate advocacy in both State and Federal courts.
We use new legal technologies that make our practice more efficient and effective—and ensure our clients are kept in the loop.
Co-counseling with other members of the National Association of Consumer Advocates maximizes our impact and allows us to go toe-to-toe with international firms.
Steve graduated cum laude from the UIC-John Marshall Law School in Chicago in 2012. He started his career as an Equal Justice Works Fellow with the Chicago Legal Clinic in South Chicago. For four years, he supervised a team of attorneys assisting financially vulnerable families by defending wrongful foreclosures and bringing novel affirmative claims against mortgage servicing companies.
Steve now brings lawsuits on behalf of consumers in state and federal courts and litigates individual and class action cases at both the trial and appellate level in a wide variety of consumer finance areas.
He volunteers regularly with Chicago Volunteer Legal Services, the Willow Creek Community Care Center Legal Aid Ministry, Administer Justice, Lawyers Committee For Better Housing, and other civil legal service providers in the Chicagoland area.
When he isn’t trying to get better at suing corporate defendants, Steve enjoys rock climbing, golf, cooking, and going birding with his better half.
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“Modern society seems increasingly to expose [people] to injuries for which individually they are in a poor position to seek legal redress, either because they do not know enough or because such redress is disproportionately expensive. If each is left to assert his rights alone if and when [they] can, there will at best be a random and fragmentary enforcement, if there is any at all.”
– Kalven and Rosenfield, The Contemporary Function of Class Suit, 8 U. Chi. L. Rev. 684, 686 (1941).
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