Power Rogers Reviews
What the public record shows about Power Rogers — aggregated ratings, State Bar licence status and disciplinary history. We don't rate lawyers ourselves and we don't take referral fees.
- Client rating
- 4.9★ · 77 Google reviews
- Licence verified
- Yes — 1 attorney checked against the State Bar
- Disciplinary record
- None found as of 2026-05-21
- Years practising
- 33 — founded 1993
What clients say about Power Rogers
Themes appearing across 10 Google reviews, read in full and grouped. These are reviewers' words, not our assessment — we take no position on any firm's quality.
Praised for
- compassionate personal attention
- clear communication throughout process
- professional advocacy and support
Criticised for
No recurring complaint surfaced across the reviews we read. That means no pattern, not that every review was positive.
Source: Google reviews (read them yourself) · Last read 2026-05-26
State Bar licence verification
We looked this attorney up in the State Bar registry and recorded what it returned. Every row links back to the registry so you can repeat the check yourself.
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Joseph A. Power Jr. lead
Active per IARDC public record No public disciplinary history
Verified against the State Bar of Illinois. Last checked 2026-05-21.
Third-party data
Fees & terms
- Contingency fee (pre-trial): 33%
- Contingency fee (trial): 40%
- No fee unless win: Yes
- Advances case expenses: Yes
- Free consultation: Yes
Availability
- Consult methods: phone, in-person
Court activity
Civil filings in Cook County Circuit Court where Joseph A. Power Jr. appears by name.
Cook County name search returns cases where the attorney name appears as any party (plaintiff, defendant, or counsel). We cannot programmatically distinguish counsel from party. Click case numbers to verify on the source.
Source: Cook County Circuit Court · Searched 2026-05-26
What Power Rogers says about itself
These are the firm's own marketing claims, taken from their public site. We can't independently verify settlement totals — most are confidential. Source linked below.
- Total recovered
- $6 billion+ recovered since 1993 (firm-claimed)
- Cases handled
- Named #1 in Dollars Recovered 13 of 15 years by Chicago Lawyer (firm-claimed)
Results the firm advertises
- $229 Million — premises · settlement
- $100 Million — wrongful death · settlement
- $95,477,464 — product liability · verdict
- $93 Million — other · settlement
- $91 Million — premises · settlement
- $85 Million — product liability · verdict
- $61.55 Million — truck · settlement
- $55,439,269.59 — med-mal · verdict
Firm-claimed verdicts and settlements from the firm's own marketing page. NOT independently verified court records.
Source: https://www.powerrogers.com/about-us/ · Last checked 2026-05-21
Questions people ask about Power Rogers
Is Power Rogers a real, licensed law firm?
Yes. We checked its lead attorney against the State Bar registry. Joseph A. Power Jr. is on the IL roll, status active per IARDC public record, admitted in 1977. Last checked 2026-05-21.
What do clients say about Power Rogers?
Across 10 Google reviews we read in full, clients most often mention compassionate personal attention, clear communication throughout process, professional advocacy and support. No recurring complaint surfaced — that means no pattern, not that every review was positive. These are reviewers' words; we take no position on any firm's quality.
Does Power Rogers have any disciplinary history?
No public disciplinary record was found for the attorney we checked, as of 2026-05-21. Bars publish only formal public discipline, so this is not a guarantee of a spotless history.
What does Power Rogers charge?
The firm publishes a 33% contingency fee, rising to 40% if the case goes to trial, no fee unless they win, a free initial consultation. Fee terms come from the firm's own site and can change — confirm them in writing before signing.
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