Built on Experience. Driven by Defense.
About Our Firm
The Story Behind Haiduk Law
Haiduk Law, based in Geneva, Illinois, was founded on a simple belief: being charged with a crime does not make you a bad person. Too often, prosecutors and even some defense attorneys treat clients like case numbers.
Serving clients throughout Kane, DuPage, DeKalb, McHenry, and surrounding counties, Matt Haiduk built this firm to do the opposite—to see every client as a person whose freedom, reputation, and future are worth fighting for.
Exclusive Focus
100% focused on criminal defense since day one, dedicated to protecting clients.
Proven Results
Appeals, trials, and high-stakes cases defended with skill, persistence, and results.
Trusted by Professionals
Chosen by athletes, attorneys, and even law enforcement when it matters most.
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Meet Matthew Haiduk, Your Defender
Matthew Haiduk is a criminal defense attorney licensed in Illinois and Wisconsin, admitted in both state and federal trial and appellate courts. He began his career as a public defender in the Chicago area and has since built a reputation for strong advocacy and proven results.
He has represented police officers, professional athletes, and other attorneys, and has presented continuing legal education programs to judges and lawyers.
Clients turn to Matt when the stakes are high and the outcome matters most.
Our Philosophy In Action
There’s no secret to winning criminal cases—just hustle, preparation, and persistence. At Haiduk Law, we know the Constitution, we know the courts, and we know how to fight for people when the system is stacked against them. Whether it’s a traffic violation or a high-profile felony, every client deserves the same relentless defense.
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