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Benton Strauss

Berger Schatz

Benton Strauss

Firm: Strauss & Malk LLP

135 Revere Dr , Northbrook , Illinois 60062 Zip code: 60062

Practice Areas: ERISA, Estate Planning, Probate , Taxation - State & Federal, Trusts, Estate Planning

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Berger Schatz

Firm: Berger Schatz

161 N Clark St , Chicago , Illinois 60601

Practice Areas: Divorce & Family

Contact: (312) 782-3456

Bennett Law

Firm: Bennett Law

150 S Wacker Dr , Chicago , Illinois 60606

Practice Areas: Divorce & Family

Contact: (312) 786-5800

Bennett R. Heller

120 N La Salle Street 26th Floor 6060 , Chicago , Illinois 60602

Practice Areas: Employment & Labor ,Insurance ,Labor ,Professional Malpractice

Contact: 312-704-0550

Benno Weisberg

Firm: FOLEY & LARDNER LLP

321 North Clark Suite 2800 , Chicago , Illinois 60610 Zip code: 60610

Practice Areas: Commercial

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Bentley Bender

Firm: Feirich/Mager/Green/Ryan

2001 West Main Street , Carbondale , Illinois 62903 Zip code: 62903

Practice Areas: Tax

Bentley J. Bender was born in Saint Louis, Missouri in 1979. He received his Bachelor of Arts with honors in Political Science and Psychology from Tulane University in New Orleans. Subsequently, Bentley attended Washington University School of Law in Saint Louis, receiving his Juris Doctorate in 2004. While attending Washington University, Bentley received the Phillip Gallop Award, CALI Award for Academic Excellence and was named to the Dean’s List. Bentley completed his Master of Laws in Taxation at Washington University in 2007 following an internship at Sandberg Phoenix & Von Gontard in their Trusts and Estates practice group.. A member of Mensa, Bentley practiced with the bankruptcy law firm of Macey & Aleman in St. Louis and The Sharp Law Firm in Mount Vernon before joining Feirich/Mager/Green/Ryan. Bentley engaged in a diverse practice covering trust litigation, tax and estate planning, bankruptcy, creditor’s rights, commercial litigation, business law and transactions. Bentley’s litigation efforts on behalf of his clients have resulted in several reported decisions and presented him with the opportunity to practice before the Seventh Circuit Court of Appeals. A scholar of the law, Bentley co-authored an article for the Illinois Institute for Continuing Legal Education delving into the complexities of Chapter 12 bankruptcy.. With his graduate degree in taxation and experience, Bentley brings to the firm an increased capability to serve clients with tax and estate planning concerns, and to counsel clients in areas where tax ramifications may be significant. His other areas of practice include transactions, business law and creditors' rights.. Bentley is admitted to practice in Illinois, Missouri and Louisiana. He is also admitted to practice before the federal courts in the Eastern District of Missouri, the Southern District of Illinois, the Central District of Illinois, and the Northern District of Illinois as well as the Seventh Circuit Court of Appeals. Bentley is a member of the Illinois State bar Association, the American Bar Association, the Jefferson County Bar Association, the Missouri Bar Association, the Bankruptcy Association of Southern Illinois, and Mensa

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Benton Page

Firm: Beermann LLP

161 N Clark St., Suite 3000 , Chicago , Illinois 60647 Zip code: 60647

Practice Areas: Family

When Benton Page decided to practice matrimonial and family law, he realized the differences between this challenging field and other kinds of litigation and transaction: "It is never boring," he says. "Every case requires me to learn more about some aspect of the law, as well as about people and other fields that otherwise I would know nothing about." And during divorces, he adds, "People need a lot of hand-holdingmore than in situations related to other legal matters. I have clients who call every single day, and I'm glad to talk with them. But I insist on keeping one foot in front of the other and resolving each of their matters as quickly as possible.". Even though the field of divorce law is different from other specialties in certain respects, he notes that it continues to evolve. "Divorce has always been an emotional ordeal. It is moving into a different environment, however, just like the rest of civil practice, which is less emotional, with people actually following the rules.". "Philosophically, family law has been at the forefront of the movement towards collaboration, mediation and cooperative settlements," Page observes. But he admits that this area is still very people-sensitive; and it's the last frontier when it comes to using modern courtroom technology. Even so, family law is catching up, and more efficient processes save time and help clients, "who are always in a hurry to get to the end of the process.". In Page's view, there are two distinct types of clients he sees: those who are deeply worried about their and their childrens futures and those who "just want to get divorced." In both categories, however, clients are surprised by how long the process takes. "A contested divorce often lasts longer than a year," he explains, "because the information-gathering process alone takes a long time."

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