Honigman’s Chicago office is located at 155 North Wacker, in the vibrant Wacker Drive business corridor. Our Chicago-based attorneys serve clients around the U.S. in a broad array of legal practices including private equity, intellectual property, life sciences litigation, litigation, insurance, data security and privacy, and business immigration. For more information, please contact Office Managing Partner Harris Eisenberg at 312.701.9322.
Chicago, the third-largest city in the country, is a bustling center for global enterprise, commerce, and culture. The city is home to the headquarters of many major businesses, financial and futures exchanges; robust science and engineering industries, a burgeoning technology field, and numerous manufacturing companies. Chicago celebrates a rich cultural history complete with world-class architecture, museums, universities, and arts and entertainment.
Incorporated as the City of Chicago in March of 1837, the city began to grow at a feverish pace as a trading center. Growth was fueled by the crucial role the city played as a major transportation hub between the eastern and western states. The completion of the Illinois and Michigan Canal in 1848 created a vital water link between the Great Lakes and the Mississippi River; however, it was the advent of a nationwide railroad network that placed Chicago at the heart of the American freight industry. Still today, 50 percent of all U.S. rail freight continues to pass through the city, and it has become one of the nation’s busiest aviation centers with two international airports on opposite sides of the city, O'Hare and Midway.
Chicagoland abounds with a variety of attractions and entertainment options, including famous skyscrapers, historic landmarks, performing arts venues, restaurants, distinctive fine art, beaches, parklands, and is home to sports teams in each of the major professional leagues. Between the city’s shores on Lake Michigan and its outlying spaces of parks and prairie, Chicago is a unique mix of urban grandeur and Midwestern charm. With its culture, history, and accessibility alike, “The Windy City” continues to be a destination that draws people from across the country and around the world.
