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read moreBrent Beeman was born in Springfield, Illinois in 1979, graduated from Creighton University in Omaha, Nebraska in 2003, and received his Juris Doctor degree from Southern Illinois School of Law in 2006. After graduating from law school, Mr. Beeman returned to Springfield to practice law at Wolter, Beeman & Lynch, and later Wolter, Beeman, Lynch & Londrigan, LLP. Brent concentrates his practice in the areas of personal injury and worker's compensation and has represented his clients at the Illinois Circuit Court, Appellate Court, and The Illinois Workers Compensation Commission.

read moreWith over 145 years of combined experience and over $250 million recovered for our clients, our team of attorneys is devoted to getting clients the most favorable outcome possible. Our record of success and attention to the needs of our clients has made Wolter, Beeman, Lynch & Londrigan, LLP one of the most trusted firms in Illinois. Below are a few of our firms previous Supreme and Appellate cases of interest.

read moreThe attorneys at Wolter, Beeman, Lynch & Londrigan, LLP are licensed to practice law in the State of Illinois, the Federal District Court for the Central District of Illinois (Springfield, IL), the Federal Seventh Circuit Court of Appeals (Chicago, IL), and the United States Supreme Court (Washington, D.C.). The information provided in this web site and any materials which may be ordered from this web site or otherwise obtained from Wolter, Beeman, Lynch & Londrigan, LLP are applicable only to the State of Illinois, or the Federal courts to which the attorneys at Wolter, Beeman, Lynch & Londrigan, LLP have been admitted and before which they are currently licensed to practice law.

read moreWe have five tips that should be helpful for selecting a lawyer to handle your personal injury or wrongful death claim. For a personal injury, wrongful death, or medical or other professional malpractice case we usually charge a fee that is based on the percentage of the total recovery we obtain for you. This type of fee is commonly known as a "contingent fee agreement". Sometimes you will see attorney ads that proclaim "no recovery - no fee". This slogan describes a contingent fee, since in the contingent fee agreement there can be no legal fee if no recovery is obtained.

read moreIf you've suffered a personal injury, you might want to consult with a personal injury attorney. But first, you need to understand what constitutes a personal injury. Personal injury claims can be the result of falls which occur on property owned by businesses or other persons. The liability of the owner of the property is not automatic, however. It must be shown that the landowner was negligent and that the negligence caused the fall. For example, if you fall in a restaurant and can prove that the material on the floor that caused the fall was the result of something done by an employee or that it was on the floor for such a long period of time that it should have been recognized and removed, the restaurant may be responsible for your injuries.