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LicensedReview: “Dave Steigmann took my case when no other lawyer would. It was a complicated medical injury and he took it on and never looked back. Excellent Paralegal within his office, Kristen compliments the Law Office to the fulles...- LicensedReview: “Faruq Nelson was able to provide exactly what I needed, in a reasonable usage of time with plenty of leeway for scheduling. We were able to iron out a solid Last Will and Testament as well as a Power of Attorney. Faruq Ne...
- LicensedAttorney Lauren A. Anaya has over 20 years' experience in the practice of law and is ready to put her experience to work for you. Dr. Anaya began her legal career with the United States Department of Justice after being hired pursuant to the...
- LicensedReview: “I had a great experience with Jim on my DUI case. This was my first time to be involved in any court related issue. He took the time to explain the process and was patient with me. Jim is the kind of person who builds ...
- LicensedI specialize in providing strategic legal representation, tailor-made to the unique needs of my individual clients. By staying on the cutting edge of legal and technological developments, I approach each case with a modern arsenal of tools and tac...
- LicensedSandra K. Loeb is a partner with Spiros Law, P.C. She has devoted her entire legal career to representing injured persons in workers’ compensation and personal injury matters throughout Central Illinois. She has successfully tried cases before ...
- LicensedThomas A. Bruno, Urbana; Born Berwyn, Illinois (02/08/54). Married, three children. University of Illinois (B.A. 1976; J.D. 1980); Principal in Bruno Law Offices since 1980, concentrating in the defense of felonies and DUI. Tried over fifty ...
- LicensedAnthony's approach to defending good people charged with serious crimes has been shaped by his interaction with folks from all walks of life and from all over the world. Having traveled around the globe, Anthony knows a common problem can be solv...
- LicensedI have deep roots in downstate Illinois--just take a look at my garden. Before I was a lawyer I cooked for a living for 12 years, and I've found that no amount of cooking skills can substitute for produce picked right from your back yard. Centra...
- LicensedAn avid hunter and fisherman, Jim enjoys the outdoors and spending time with his family and friends. He gets a sense of clarity while in the outdoors which gives him clarity and allows him to focus on breakthroughs in his cases. Jim has always fel...
- LicensedI believe that all victims deserve the best representation. In many cases, the playing field is slanted in favor of big insurance companies and defendants. I strive to level the playing field and attain for my clients the compensation that they...
- LicensedIf one thing can be said about Miranda's interactions with her clients, it is that she truly cares. Having been through the process of a personal injury suit herself, she is uniquely in touch with what it is like to be in the client's shoes. In ...
- LicensedI wanted to be a lawyer since I was 12. No one in my family had been to college, but I knew education was the best path to a full, successful life. I also liked the idea of helping those who can't help themselves. That is why the type of law I ...
- LicensedCari Rincker is licensed in New York, New Jersey, Connecticut, Illinois and the District of Columbia. She is a trained mediator for divorces and child custody and visitation disputes. She is also on the mediation roster for the New York Agricult...
- LicensedMark C. Palmer serves as Chief Counsel under the Illinois Supreme Court Commission on Professionalism to facilitate the promotion of professionalism, civility, and integrity among our lawyers and judges in Illinois. Mark supports the legal and jud...
- LicensedSteven M. Sandler is a Chicago-based personal injury lawyer and associate attorney at Woodruff Johnson & Evans. He has more than 35 years of experience as a civil litigation lawyer and has focused his expansive career on catastrophic injury cases....
