Peter T. Sadelski - a Chicago, IL Civil Rights Lawyer

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Chicago Civil Rights Lawyer

Updated: 03/10/2026

Areas of Practice

Civil Rights 80%

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Civil Rights

Personal Injury

State, Local & Municipal Law
By Annemarie R. on Dec. 31, 2025
Hired Attorney 2023-2025

Recommends this Attorney

I retained Peter for a civil matter against a municipality and Police Department here in Illinois with claims of Wrongful Detention and Malicious Prosecution. Peter has been phenomenal during this whole process, he communicates very well, answered all my questions and spent time giving clear and detailed answers, and his attention to detail is really really good. I would 100% and without hesitation recommend Peter to anyone with what they believe to be a civil rights violation.

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Chicago, IL

1 North State St
Suite 1506
Chicago, IL 60602

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Phone: (312) 625-6564

Website: https://sadelskilaw.com/

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Peter T. Sadelski - Chicago, IL