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Michael T. Smith is a seasoned attorney with over four decades of experience in the legal field, specializing in civil rights, sexual harassment, employment and labor law, and discrimination cases. Based in Roselle, Illinois, at 440 West Irving Park Road, Michael is the principal attorney at the Law Offices of Michael T. Smith, where he has built a formidable reputation for championing the rights of individuals against powerful entities. His extensive knowledge and unwavering dedication to justice have made him a respected advocate in both state and federal courts. Michael takes a proactive and client-focused approach to his practice, ensuring that each client feels heard, understood, and vigorously represented. He is known for his meticulous preparation and strategic acumen, qualities that have earned him the trust and respect of his clients and peers alike. Michael's commitment to fighting discrimination and promoting equality under the law underscores his practice, as he tirelessly works to protect the rights of employees and individuals facing harassment and unjust treatment. At the Law Offices of Michael T. Smith, he leads a team dedicated to providing personalized legal services tailored to the unique circumstances of each case. Michael's profound understanding of the complexities of employment law and civil rights issues allows him to navigate the intricate legal landscape with precision and effectiveness. Clients seeking a dedicated advocate who will tenaciously defend their rights can rely on Michael T. Smith's unparalleled expertise and steadfast commitment to achieving justice.
Discrimination attorneys represent individuals who have faced unfair treatment based on protected characteristics. They fight for equal rights in employment, housing, and public services. Common matters include employment discrimination, housing discrimination, age discrimination, disability discrimination.