David W. Lawler

I am a former prosecutor for the Williamson County State's Attorney. I am proud to dedicate my life to defending the US and IL Constitutions and fighting for our rights. I am devoted to the prosecution of the wrongdoers in the practice of personal injury. I promise to do everything I can to get you the best possible outcome no matter how big or small your case may seem. Schedule a time to talk and I would be happy to give you a free consult, regardless of your legal issue.

Southern Illinois University - Carbondale

J.D. (2010) | Law

2007 - 2010

Activities: Taylor Mathis Fellow

Dominican University

B.A. (2006) | Biology/ Chemistry

2002 - 2006

Honors: Cum Laude

Activities: I played soccer all four years.

Attorney/ Partner

Lawler Brown Law Firm

2012 - Current

I defend the IL and US Constitution in my practice of IL and Federal Criminal Defense. I prosecute the wrongdoers through the civil code in my practice of personal injury. This practice includes car accidents, injuries, work comp, product liability and various other civil actions.

Assistant State's Attorney

Williamson County State's Attorney

2010 - 2012

I prosecuted misdemeanor and felony theft, drug offenses, and various other misdemeanor and felony cases. I won both jury trials - one for aggravated assault on a police officer and another for aggravated domestic battery by strangulation.

Conceal and Carry Law in Illinois, John A. Logan College Conceal Carry Class, John A. Logan College Carterville, IL

August 10, 2013

John A. Logan College

I provide the defense attorney perspective as it pertains to home self defense, conceal carry and the law of self defense in IL annually at the John A. Logan class on Concealed Carry.

Illinois State Bar Association

Member

2010 - Current

Williamson County Bar Association

Member

2010 - Current

Illinois Trial Lawyers Association

Member

2014

Illinois

Since 2010

• Free Consultation
• Credit Cards Accepted
• Contingent Fees
• Rates, Retainers and Additional Information
  Fees depend based on the type of case you have. Personal injury are typically contingent while criminal/DUI defense are flat fee. For flat fee cases, the amount required depends on 1) Attorney experience; 2) complexity and 3) hours required.