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2 Best Rideshare accident lawyers in Illinois (Reviewed in 2026)

2 lawyers in Chicago, looked up by hand in the Illinois bar register on 16 July 2026.

2
Lawyers published
Both in Chicago
None
Discipline: the ARDC prints it
One censure, published in full
1
City covered
Chicago
14–32
Years at the bar
Greening and Belcher
Chicago2 lawyers
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Bryant M. Greening ✓ Bar verified · Jul 2026
LegalRideshare, LLC · Chicago, IL · covers Illinois
Rideshare-only firm Rideshare only
Credentials
Licensed in Illinois
14 yrs
Admitted 10 Nov 2011
Discipline on record
None
Per ARDC, 16 Jul 2026
Background
Co-founded LegalRideshare in 2016 as an independent entity while practising at Aleksy Belcher — where his ARDC address of record still is. The only firm here that takes rideshare cases and nothing else. Publishes no settlement figures: "thousands of clients," never a number.
ARDC investigations are confidential — no register in any state would show one
Verification
Illinois: active, authorised to practise — ARDC, checked 16 Jul 2026
Discipline: None — ARDC prints this affirmatively
Malpractice insurance reported — ARDC
4.9 average across 208 Google reviews
Free consultation · contingency — firm-reported
Contact Bryant directly
MB
Matthew J. Belcher ✓ Bar verified · Jul 2026
Aleksy Belcher · Chicago, IL · LegalRideshare co-founder
Personal injury firm Uber & Lyft
Credentials
Licensed in Illinois
32 yrs
Admitted 17 Dec 1993
Public discipline
1
Censure, 2005
Background
Co-founded LegalRideshare with Greening in 2016. Censured in 2005 for endorsing another lawyer’s name on a settlement cheque without authority and failing to give a written settlement statement on a contingent fee matter. Conditions satisfied in under two months; nothing in the 21 years since.
The conduct is topically relevant — read the full record before deciding
Verification
Illinois: active, authorised to practise — ARDC, checked 16 Jul 2026
In re Belcher, 04CH0085 — Censure With Conditions, 27 Sep 2005
Conditions satisfied 18 Nov 2005 — ARDC
Free consultation · contingency — firm-reported
Contact Matthew directly

What the Illinois register tells you

The ARDC is the most forthcoming register we use. It states discipline affirmatively — the word “None” appears on the page — rather than leaving you to read an absence. When there is something, it publishes that too, with the case number and the order.

That is why both Chicago listings can sit here honestly. Greening reads None. Belcher reads In re Belcher, 04CH0085 — Censure With Conditions, and we print the conduct, the date and the fact that conditions were satisfied in under two months.

An affirmative “None” is worth more than a blank space, and only four of our nine states give one. Illinois does not display a registration number on the public view, and it states that investigations are confidential — so a matter under way would not appear. That is true of every state; Illinois just says so.

What we haven’t checked

Not established. Any ARDC investigation currently under way, which is confidential by rule and which no register in any state would show. Court records for case outcomes. We have no basis for judging quality of representation. A bar check is a floor, not a ranking.

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