our history

In January, Peter Roskam joins the firm, leading to a name change: Salvi & Roskam. The firm expands, opening an office in Wheaton, Illinois.

Al Salvi runs for U.S. Senate as the Republican nominee, gaining public recognition and solidifying his role in Illinois law and politics.

The firm secures a $14 million verdict, marking one of its biggest victories and reinforcing its status as a top personal injury firm in Illinois.

Michael Maher joins the partnership and Salvi, Roskam & Maher is born, bringing on a top litigator to lead the litigation team.

The firm starts work with George Tamvakis, who takes the lead in workers’ compensation cases in Chicago, Illinois.

This expansion allows the firm to serve more injured workers, broadening its scope beyond personal injury.est.

For the first time, the firm secures over $20 million across settlements and jury verdicts in a single year, further cementing its reputation as a great trial law firm.

Peter Roskam is elected to the U.S. House of Representatives, leaving the firm to serve in Congress.

The firm is rebranded as Salvi & Maher, with Al Salvi and Mike Maher continuing as partners.

Salvi & Maher, LLP, becomes a leader in securing multi-million-dollar settlements and verdicts, helping victims of auto accidents, slip-and-fall injuries, and medical malpractice.

Al Salvi becomes licensed in Wisconsin, increasing the firm’s ability to handle cases across the Illinois-Wisconsin border.

The firm takes on more Wisconsin-based personal injury and wrongful death cases, broadening its regional influence.

Despite court delays, Salvi & Maher, LLP, successfully navigates pandemic-related legal challenges, maintaining a high success rate in settlements.

The firm builds and establishes a new office in Libertyville, Illinois.

This new office now serves as the firm’s headquarters, hosting the bulk of the firm’s team.

Joe Salvi and David Salvi are both promoted to partner.