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Centralia Personal Injury Law Firm
Overview
WILLIAM F. BUNDY (1856-1916)
CHARLES WHAM (1887-1963)
JOHN P. WHAM (1902-1992)
JAMES B. WHAM (1918-2011)
WILLIAM B. WHAM (RETIRED)
JANIE F. SMITH (1957-2014)
Wham & Wham Lawyers, originally known as Bundy Law Office, was started by William F. Bundy in 1888. In 1912, he was joined by Charles Wham, who later became Bundy’s son-in-law.
Mr. Bundy died in 1916. During the First World War, while Charles was in service, Fred Wham, brother to Charles, joined the practice...
WILLIAM F. BUNDY (1856-1916)
CHARLES WHAM (1887-1963)
JOHN P. WHAM (1902-1992)
JAMES B. WHAM (1918-2011)
WILLIAM B. WHAM (RETIRED)
JANIE F. SMITH (1957-2014)
Wham & Wham Lawyers, originally known as Bundy Law Office, was started by William F. Bundy in 1888. In 1912, he was joined by Charles Wham, who later became Bundy’s son-in-law.
Mr. Bundy died in 1916. During the First World War, while Charles was in service, Fred Wham, brother to Charles, joined the practice. The two brothers practiced together until Fred Wham was appointed to the United States District of Court in East St. Louis, Illinois in 1925.
In 1929, John Page Wham, a nephew of Charles, joined the firm. Following the Second World War, Charles’ two sons, James Bundy Wham and William Bundy Wham came into the firm in 1947.
In 1973, Richard A. Cary, son-in-law of James B. Wham, joined the firm, followed by Janie F. Smith a niece of John Page Wham, in 1983, who retired in 2005. In 1984, Jennifer Wham, daughter of James B. Wham, began practicing with the firm. She and Daniel R. Price were married in 1985; Dan came into the firm that same year. Ryan Rich is the newest member of the firm, joining in 2011.
About Wham & Wham Lawyers
Practice Areas
- Personal Injury
- insurance Litigation
- Nursing Home Abuse
- Medical Malpractice
People
Attorneys
- Richard A. Cary (Partner)
- Daniel R. Price (Partner)
- Jennifer W. Price (Partner)
- Ryan D. Rich (Associate)
- James D. Price
Fees
Offers Free Initial Consultation
Accepts Credit Cards
Office Information
Address
212 E. Broadway Centralia, IL 62801
Phone
Fax
- 618-532-5055
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