Thomas Shie (pronounced “shy”) has been admitted to practice in both Iowa and Illinois since 1991. He is a Davenport local, graduated from West High School, the University of Iowa, and Chicago-Kent College of Law. He is a member of the Iowa State ...
James Eagle has an office in Rock Island, IL and handles cases in Real Estate, Construction & Development, Personal Injury. This attorney has been licensed for 31 years and attended Northern Illinois University.
Jeffrey Farwell has been licensed for 28 years and handles cases in Litigation, Real Estate, Family. This attorney works in Bettendorf, IA and attended Northern Illinois University.
Michael Cook is a Estate Planning, Real Estate, Tax attorney who attended University of Iowa College of Law College of Law. This attorney practices out of Davenport, IA and has been licensed for 40 years.
Marie Rolling-Tarbox is a Real Estate, Probate, Estate Planning, Banking, Business attorney who attended University of Iowa College of Law. This attorney practices out of Davenport, IA and has been licensed for 32 years.
Henry Latham has been licensed for 28 years and works in Davenport, IA. This attorney attended University of Iowa College of Law and handles cases in Corporate & Incorporation, Family, Personal Injury, Real Estate.
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