Ian Zenziper

At Ankin Law in Chicago, Illinois, Ian Zenziper focuses his practice on personal injury, medical malpractice, auto and truck accidents, and mass torts. Bringing more than two decades of dedicated advocacy to every case he handles, Ian has built a reputation defined by tenacity, precision and an unwavering commitment to securing meaningful outcomes for the people he represents.

Mr. Zenziper's legal career began in 2003, when he became licensed to practice in Illinois and joined a plaintiff-side firm concentrating on medical malpractice litigation. That formative experience immersed him in the full spectrum of case complexity and value, laying the groundwork for the career that followed. He went on to help build one of Illinois's most prominent personal injury firms, guiding its expansion into the state's largest by revenue, staff size and case outcomes and establishing an unmatched reputation for client service across the Chicagoland area.

In 2016, Mr. Zenziper brought that competence to Ankin Law, where his leadership has since helped reinforce the firm's standing among Chicago's foremost personal injury practices. As managing partner, he pairs sharp business instincts with deep litigation experience and a forward-looking grasp of legal technology – a combination that has cemented his status as a leader in his field. Over the course of his career, he has resolved or supervised the resolution of more than 18,000 cases, recovering roughly half a billion dollars for injured clients, including recent settlements of $2.35 million and $1.75 million.

Mr. Zenziper's contributions have earned him recognition as one of the National Trial Lawyers' Top 100 Trial Lawyers (2011–2023), induction into the Global Directory of Who's Who (2014), designation as an Emerging Lawyer by Leading Lawyers (2015–2019) and ongoing recognition as a Leading Lawyer since 2020. Academically, he holds a Juris Doctor from Loyola University Chicago, where he received the Joan Marie Corboy Scholarship and an undergraduate degree from the University of Arizona.