About William

William Wombacher practices private injury law in Peoria, Illinois. He has been an outstanding figure within the legal network since he began his career as an affiliate in 1979. Over the years, he has developed a numerous practice that still includes estate making plans, probate, property law, elder law, and social security disability. His office is well-known for offering complete legal offerings tailored to the wants of individuals and families in the Peoria area. He earned his J.D. from the University of Iowa College of Law in 1979, following his B.A. from the University of Notre Dame in 1976.

His instructional background laid a robust basis for his professional legal career. After finishing law school, he joined a law company as an associate, shortly gaining experience in various areas of practice. By 1983, he became a companion, and he has held that title in several firms since then, showcasing his dedication to the legal profession. In 1995, he established his own practice. This lets the lawyer focus on personal injury cases whilst persevering with to serve clients in other areas of law. His knowledge has geared up him to manage many legal issues, from negotiating settlements for injury victims to guiding families through the details of estate planning. Most of his work includes advocating for clients who've suffered injuries because of negligence, ensuring they receive the compensation they deserve.

William is a certified elder law lawyer, a designation that highlights his talent in elder law problems. He is a member of numerous professional institutions, which includes the Illinois State Bar and the National Academy of Elder Law Lawyers. His involvement in those organizations displays his commitment to staying current with legal developments and most effective practices in his regions of center of attention. He additionally participates within the National Organization for Social Security Claimants' Representatives and the Council of Advanced Practitioners, further improving his knowledge and abilities. His practice is characterised by a strategy, the place he emphasizes clean verbal exchange and personalized service. He understands the challenges his clients face, particularly in sensitive matters similar to senior law and personal damage. Cases typically contain detailed consultations to assess individual conditions and grow powerful legal techniques.

This thorough approach has earned him a popularity for being both compassionate and powerful in his advocacy. William Wombacher stays a member in good standing of the Peoria legal community. His dedication to his clients and the profession is clear in his ongoing participation in nearby legal occasions and seminars. He continues to work diligently on behalf of his clients, ensuring that their legal rights are safe and that they receive the guidance they need at some point of difficult times.

Education

University of Iowa

J.D. (1979) | Law

1976

University of Notre Dame

B.A. (1976)

1972

Languages

English (Spoken)

Experience

Sole Pracitioner

Wombacher Law Office
1995

Partner

Prusak, Winne & Wombacher
1990

Partner

Littler, Renner, Howard & Wombacher
1986

Partner

O Hern, Wombacher, Moon & Renner
1983

Associate

O Hern, Wombacher & Moon
1979

Accepted Jurisdictions

7th Circuit
Illinois

Court Admissions

U.S. Court of Appeals for the Seventh Circuit U.S. Circuit Court
Illinois State Courts State Trial Court

Types of Cases Handled

Personal Injury Estate Planning Probate Real Estate Law Elder Law Social Security Disability

Legal Services Scope

Initial Consultation Negotiation Litigation Settlement

Certifications & Awards

Certified Elder Law Lawyer

National Elder Law Foundation

Professional Associations

Illinois State Bar

has membership Current

National Academy of Elder Law Lawyers

member Current

National Organization for Social Security Claimant s Representatives

member Current

Council of Advanced Pracitioners --NAELA

member Current