The Illinois Personal Injury Weblog of Schaeffer & Lamere P.C.

Madison County Illinois Mesothelioma Lawyers

If you're looking for a Madison County, Illinois, mesothelioma attorney--or an Alton, Illinois, asbestos lawyer--you can call Schaeffer & Lamere at (618) 467-8200 or toll free at (888) 783-9679. Our firm, Schaeffer & Lamere, has asbestos lawyers and attorneys for Alton, Illinois; Godfrey, Illinois; Edwardsville, Illinois; and all of Madison County, Illinois. For more about Schaeffer & Lamere, please visit our website.

How Can You Learn More About Schaeffer & Lamere?

Visitors to this weblog can arrive by means of various searches, such as "Alton Illinois Personal Injury Attorney," "Alton Illinois Personal Injury Lawyer," "Alton Illinois Workers' Compensation Attorney," "Alton Illinois Workers' Compensation Lawyer," "Alton Illinois Bankruptcy Attorney," or "Alton Illinois Bankruptcy Lawyer."

Once at this site, look in the right column and click on the area that says "Link to Schaeffer & Lamere." This will take you to our website, where you can learn more about our firm.

Alton Illinois Workers' Compensation Attorney

At Schaeffer & Lamere, P.C., we handle workers' compensation cases in both Missouri and Illinois. For more information about the types of cases we handle, see the website of Schaeffer & Lamere.

Alton Illinois Bankruptcy Attorney

Considering bankruptcy? Schaeffer & Lamere does Chapter 7 bankruptcies for residents of Alton, Godfrey, and the surrounding areas. For more information about bankruptcies at our firm, see our firm's Bankruptcy FAQ.

Personal Injury FAQ

Want information about personal injury cases? You can find it in Schaeffer & Lamere's Personal Injury FAQ.

Information About Work Comp Cases

Here's a link to Schaeffer & Lamere's Workers' Compensation Help Form. Use it to ask us a question about work comp in Illinois or Missouri.

Illinois Personal Injury Attorney

Looking for an Alton, Illinois, personal injury lawyer? Call Schaeffer & Lamere, and we may be able to help. We practice in Madison County and other Illinois counties, as well as anywhere in Missouri. Our phone number is 618-467-8200; other contact information can be found here.

One of the firm's partners, Evan Schaeffer, publishes a weblog like this one for other Illinois personal injury attorneys. It's called the Illinois Trial Practice Weblog, and can be found here. Unlike some other attorney-produced websites, weblogs, and printed materials, he writes every word himself.

What Kind of Cases Does S&L Handle?

Schaeffer & Lamere handles these types of cases: personal injury, workers' compensation, and bankruptcy. We also handle the occasional traffic case, particularly DUIs and DWIs. We are also interested in hearing about any of your problems as a consumer; large companies can often be very difficult to deal with. If you have a problem, please give us a call.

Our office is near Alton, Illinois in Godfrey. We are also within easy driving distance of St. Louis, Missouri; East Alton, Illinois; Brighton, Illinois; Wood River, Illinois; Carlinville, Illinois; Carrellton, Illinois; Grafton, Illinois; Edwardsville, Illinois; and Jerseyville, Illinois.

To contact us, see the contact information on the Schaeffer & Lamere website.

Introducing Our Partners

We'd like to introduce you to the two Schaeffer & Lamere partners -- Evan Schaeffer and Andrea Lamere. If you'd like to learn about their backgrounds, we've posted information on the S&L website. Just follow these links to learn more about Evan Schaeffer or Andrea Lamere.

Illinois Personal Injury Lawyers

If you are looking for an Illinois personal injury lawyer or information about personal injury cases, we invite you to take a look at Schaeffer & Lamere's Personal Injury FAQ, which is contained on our firm website.

If you are new to this site, this is a "weblog" or "blog" for consumers and clients of our law firm, Schaeffer & Lamere, P.C. You are welcome to browse through the entries (which we update every day) for news of interest to consumers, including information about the Illinois and federal "no call" lists and the new Illinois traffic laws.

If you came here through Google or another search engine, you may see a link at the top titled "Main." You can follow this link to the main part of the weblog. If you don't have time to look around now, please come back!