How Call Ted Injury Law and the Ted & Kelli London Charitable Foundation Fit In

 


Two other branches of our work grow out of this same commitment to the community.

  • Call Ted Injury Law focuses exclusively on helping injured people in Chicago and throughout Illinois after serious accidents. The team investigates crashes, deals with insurance companies, and fights for fair compensation so clients can focus on getting better.​

  • The Ted and Kelli London Charitable Foundation supports programs that introduce young people to the legal profession, fund educational opportunities, and build a pipeline of future lawyers and leaders from Chicago’s neighborhoods.​

Together, these efforts are all about protection and opportunity—protecting today’s families and opening doors for tomorrow’s professionals.

If you want a deeper look at how Call Ted Injury Law guides accident victims, look for our separate article, “Call Ted Injury Law: What Chicago Accident Victims Need to Know.” If you are interested in how the Foundation supports students and community programs, you can read “From the Courtroom to the Classroom: Inside the Ted and Kelli London Charitable Foundation.”​

What to Do Next if You Have Questions About Your Legacy

You do not have to untangle all of this by yourself. Maybe you already own a home but have never updated your paperwork. Maybe you are handling the estate of a loved one who died without a plan. Maybe you are recovering from an accident and are not sure how a settlement will fit into your family’s future.

If you live in Chicago or the surrounding suburbs and have questions about estate planning, probate, or a recent injury, The Law Offices of Theodore London & Associates are ready to talk with you.​

Call (773) 721‑3333 or contact us through our website to schedule a consultation. A short conversation today can spare your family years of stress tomorrow.



















































































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