Mark Wertz

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      Mark Wertz

      Peoria, Illinois
      General, Medical Malpractice,
      Illinois

      Biography

      Mark Wertz is a lawyer with practice area includes Criminal Law, Estate Planning, Medical Malpractice in Peoria, Illinois.

      Practice Areas

      Criminal Law

      Estate Planning

      Medical Malpractice

      Personal Injury

      Workers' Compensation

      Probate

      Products Liability

      Jurisdictions Admitted to Practice

      Illinois

      Languages

      English

      Professional Experience

      Vonachen, Lawless, Trager & Slevin

      Year: Current

      Description:

      Professional Associations

      Illinois State Bar Member (Current)

      Peoria Bar Association Member (Current)

      Illinois Ducks Unlimited Past State Chairman (Current)

      Abraham Lincoln Inn of the American Inns of Court Past President (Current)

      Boy Scouts of America W. D. Boyce Council (Current)

      Wotamolo District District Chairman (Current)

      Education

      • Drake University J.D.

        Year: 1983

      • Bradley University B.S.

        Year: 1979

      Speaking Engagements

      Criminal Practice and Procedure course, Illinois Central College, Faculty member

      Vonachen, Lawless, Trager & Slevin

      Address:

      456 Fulton St, #425, Peoria, IL 61602

      phone no.

      (800) 986-6080

      (309) 676-8986

      (309) 676-4130

      Fax:

      (309) 676-4130

      1 Reviews

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        Mark Wertz was assigned to me as a public defender in 2018 in a misdemeanor case. In quite a departure from other public defenders I’ve had, Mark impressed me right off the bat by coming to see me in person at the jail. No empty promises, excuses or no shows from Mark. He showed up on time, every time, a rarity for a public defender. He listened attentively and put his knowledge of the system to work for me not with arrogance but with compassion and understanding. Long story short, he did his job well and I was subsequently released from custody. I thanked the man for a job well done and he left me in a state of amazement with his parting words. I don’t remember his exact words but they went something like this: My brother deals with addiction so I’m familiar with the devastation it can cause in an addict’s life and that of his family. If you’re ever in a bad way and you really need someone to talk to, stop by my office by McDonalds and I’ll try to make time for you. That’s called character and Mark Wertz has it.

        Brett L.

        October 3, 2022

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