As of August 23, 2010, Peter J. Lynch joined Borsberry Law Offices, P.C. in Peoria as an associate. Lynch earned his Juris Doctorate degree in 2008 from the John Marshall Law School in Chicago.
Lynch has experience with family law and civil defense litigation with an emphasis in the representation of doctors, hospitals and medical professionals. He previously worked for Oxford Capital LLC managing and auditing financial portfolios for clients. He resides in Peoria with his wife and three children.
At Borsberry Law Offices, P.C. Lynch will concentrate in family law and criminal matters as well.
Central Illinois
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August 20, 2010 |
People
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August 18, 2010
Central Illinois
- ISBA State Fair tent included in Lincoln collage, Springfield State Journal-Register
Chicago area
- Court clerk considers suing Kane Co. board, Chicago Tribune
- Blagojevich jury room filled with heated arguments, Chicago Sun-Times
- Tribune Co. attorneys want more time in bankruptcy case, Chicago Business
- Judge orders Warrenville alderman to turn in passport in theft case, Daily Herald
- Foreclosure suit hits Rush Street parking garage, Chicago Business
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August 16, 2010
Central Illinois
- Mother's lawsuit against LeRoy police moved to federal court, Bloomington Pantagraph
Chicago area
- Jury in Blago trial asks for Bradley Tusk testimony, Chicago Tribune
State
- Mortgage closing costs jump 40% in Illinois, Chicago Tribune
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August 12, 2010
Central Illinois
- Knox courthouse renovation would cost over $25 million, Peoria Journal Star
Chicago area
- Blagojevich jury finished with only 2 of 24 counts, Chicago Sun-Times
- Banker pleads guilty in "Robin Hood-like" scheme, Chicago Tribune
- Lawyers for murder suspect: Cop did poor job, Chicago Tribune
Nation
- Judge orders Skype visits as condition of mom's move, ABA Journal
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August 10, 2010 |
People
Former 10th Circuit Judge Peter Paolucci passed away last month at OSF Saint Francis Medical Center in Peoria. Mr. Paolucci graduated from Bradley University and the St. Louis University School of Law. He began his practice in Lacon in 1955 and became an associate judge in 1970. He retired from the 10th Circuit Court in 1987 and returned to practice law in Lacon. Click here to read the full obituary in the Peoria Journal Star.
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August 6, 2010
Central Illinois
- Court upholds conviction of woman who suffocated daughter, Bloomington Pantagraph
Chicago area
- Elgin attorney facing new charges, Daily Herald
- Blago jury leaves early without a verdict, Chicago Tribune
- Embattled Kane County coroner pleads not guilty, Daily Herald
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August 5, 2010
SCOTUS
- Elena Kagan OKd as 112th Supreme Court Justice, Chicago Tribune
Central Illinois
- County ignores youth traffic safety course law for two years, Springfield State Journal-Register
Chicago area
- Freed Hobbs says truth will come out, Chicago Tribune
Southern Illinois
- Fluker, charged in murder of Belleville boy, hires big-leaguer Scott Rosenblum, Belleville News-Democrat
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July 30, 2010
Central Illinois
- Murder charges dropped in killing of 20-month-old, Bloomington Pantagraph
Chicago area
- Judge's "unreasonable fury" led to removal from case, Chicago Tribune
- Blagojevich trial: Jurors ask for transcripts, Chicago Business
- Special prosecutor in sex claims against McHenry County jail guard, Daily Herald
- Employers who don't pay workers face jail under new law, Chicago Tribune
- State tells niece to stop trying to evict 100-year-old aunt, Southtown Star
Southern Illinois
- Woman is found guilty of murder: "This is not an abused wife. This is a cocaine addict," Belleville News-Democrat
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July 30, 2010 |
Practice News
Illinois Supreme Court Justice Rita B. Garman announced Friday the formation of a judicial screening committee to help fill a vacancy in the Seventh Judicial Circuit. Justice Garman established the screening committee to assess the qualifications of those persons who have applied for appointment to the Circuit Court vacancy created by the appointment of Judge Thomas Appleton to the Fourth District Appellate Court in June. Under the Illinois Constitution, the vacancy will be filled by Supreme Court appointment. After the committee has received public input, gathered information and interviewed each of the applicants, it will report its findings to Justice Garman, who will make a recommendation to the Supreme Court from among those applicants submitting their credentials to the committee. The person appointed will serve until the General Election to be held in November 2012.
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July 27, 2010
Central Illinois
- Judge finds McCauley guilty, mentally ill in father's murder, Bloomington Pantagraph
Chicago area
- Blagojevich judge: This is beginning to look like a show, Chicago Sun-Times
Southern Illinois
- Boyfriend's guilty plea halts trial in murder of 3-year-old, Belleville News-Democrat