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Managing Attorney
With over forty years of experience, Ronald F. Wittmeyer, Jr. has successfully represented thousands of clients, many of whom have suffered serious or fatal injuries. Mr. Wittmeyer is committed to aggressively prosecute every client’s case. He believes that each individual is entitled to the same quality of representation as large companies and insurance carriers. Ron Wittmeyer believes that a person innocently injured as a result of the negligence or wrongful conduct of an individual or company is entitled to full and adequate compensation for their injuries.
Ronald was born and then raised his family in Arlington Heights, Illinois. His connection to the northwest suburbs runs deep and he feels strongly about the strength of the community. He is a founding member of the Arlington Heights Crime Stoppers organization. He also graduated from Prospect High School, which serves Mount Prospect and Arlington Heights.
Awards & Recognition
Received the Excellence in Public Service Award from the Northwest Suburban Bar Association (NWSBA) for his leadership in developing the Legal Self Help Center at the Rolling Meadows Courthouse.
10-year recipient of the Illinois Super Lawyers Award, recognizing high peer recognition and professional achievemen
Certifications
Board Certified as a Civil Trial Attorney by the National Board of Trial Advocacy (accredited by the American Bar Association).
Certification requires extensive trial experience, judicial and peer recommendations, successful examination, and demonstrated professionalism.
Leadership & Professional Service
Served as Chair of the Civil Litigation Committee of the Northwest Suburban Bar Association.
Frequent writer and speaker for the association.
Helped establish the Legal Self Help Center, which provides legal information and form assistance to pro se litigants (does not provide legal advice or representation).
Ron was raised in Arlington Heights and has lived and worked in the community ever since. He and his wife, Carol, raised their two children in Arlington Heights as well. Although their children no longer live in town, Ron frequently travels to Kansas City and Indianapolis to spend time with them and his four grandchildren.
One of the highlights of each year is renting a summer beach house where the entire family gathers for a week. As Ron likes to say, the house always has to have a pool for the grandkids.
Ron and Carol also enjoy traveling and exploring new places together, whether visiting cities, beach towns, or mountain destinations. They enjoy hiking, discovering local history, trying new cuisine, and especially attending live music events.
Ron minored in music in college and has remained a passionate music fan ever since, particularly when it comes to live performances.
Ron has long been active in the Arlington Heights community and in organizations that support local residents and professionals.
With over forty years of experience, Ronald F. Wittmeyer, Jr. has successfully represented thousands of clients, many of whom have suffered serious or fatal injuries. Mr. Wittmeyer is committed to aggressively prosecute every client’s case. He believes that each individual is entitled to the same quality of representation as large companies and insurance carriers. Ron Wittmeyer believes that a person innocently injured as a result of the negligence or wrongful conduct of an individual or company is entitled to full and adequate compensation for their injuries.
Ronald was born and then raised his family in Arlington Heights, Illinois. His connection to the northwest suburbs runs deep and he feels strongly about the strength of the community. He is a founding member of the Arlington Heights Crime Stoppers organization. He also graduated from Prospect High School, which serves Mount Prospect and Arlington Heights.
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