1. Giffin Winning Cohen & Bodewes P.C.
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2. Harvatin Law Offices PC
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3. Brown Hay & Stephens
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4. John V. Boshardy & Associates P.C.
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5. Mcward Law Office
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6. Barber Segatto Hoffee Wilke
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7. Londrigan Potter & Randle P.C.
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8. The Law Offices of Frederic W. Nessler & Associates Ltd.
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9. Feldman Wasser Draper & Benson: Immel Thomas J
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10. Brown Hay & Stephens: Stephens Harvey B
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11. Holley Rosen & Beard
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12. Illinois Attorney General
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13. Metnick Cherry Frazier Sabin: Metnick Michael
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14. Strong Law Offices
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15. Timoney & Page Law Offices: Page Jeff
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16. Wolter Beeman & Lynch Law Office
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17. Gates Wise & Schlosser
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18. Rammelkamp Bradney PC
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19. Delano Law Offices LLC
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20. Jason Young Law Office
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21. HeplerBroom LLC Law Firm
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22. Ackerman Law Offices PC
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23. Rhonda K. Jenkins Attorney at Law
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24. Drake Narup & Mead
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25. Law Office of Kerley & Associates
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26. Sheehan & Sheehan
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27. Devine James a Attorney at Law
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28. Dees Law Office | Springfield Chapter 13 | Criminal Defense | Foreclosure Prevention
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29. Stratton Law: Giganti Adam
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30. Reed R Phillip
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31. Ostling & Associates
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32. Kanoski & Associates
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About 'Springfield, IL, USA'
| Springfield is the third and current capital of the US state of Illinois and the county seat of Sangamon County with a population of 117,400 , making it the sixth most populated city in the state and the second most populated Illinois city outside of the Chicago Metropolitan Area. Present day Springfield was first settled in the late 1810s, around the time Illinois became a state. In 1908 a large race riot erupted in the city which culminated in the lynching of two African American residents and led to the founding of the NAACP.. Just over 208,000 residents live in the Springfield Metropolitan Statistical Area, which includes Sangamon County and adjacent Menard County. The most famous past resident is Abraham Lincoln, who lived in Springfield itself from 1837 until he went to the White House in 1861. Major tourist attractions include a multitude of historic sites connected with Lincoln. | |
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