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: The Illinois Personal Injury Weblog of Schaeffer & Lamere P.C.We Handle Work Comp Cases
At Schaeffer & Lamere, we handle work injury and workers' compensation cases. We're licensed in both Missouri and Illinois. For more information, contact our law firm at (618) 467-8200 or toll free at (888) 783-9679.
--Posted by Madison County Illinois work injury attorneys and Illinois work comp abogado (de accidentes de trabajo) T. Evan Schaeffer of the Alton Illinois workers compensation law firm of Schaeffer & Lamere, P.C.
Full post as published by The Illinois Personal Injury Weblog of Schaeffer & Lamere P.C. on June 09, 2008 (boomark / email).
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