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STEPHEN T. FIEWEGERLAW
Rock River dam and riverside town at sunset in Whiteside County, Illinois

Service Area · Illinois

Whiteside County, Illinois Attorney

Representation for workers and employers in Sterling, Rock Falls, Morrison and Fulton.

Legal help in Whiteside County

Whiteside County runs from Fulton on the Mississippi east to the twin cities of Sterling and Rock Falls on the Rock River, with Morrison as the county seat. It is a region of manufacturers, distribution centers and family farms, along with a sizable public workforce.

We handle Whiteside County employment disputes, wage claims, injury cases and business litigation under Illinois law, for workers and employers alike. Local matters are generally heard at the courthouse in Morrison. Fulton sits directly across the river from Clinton, Iowa, so cross-border questions come up regularly. Stephen Fieweger is licensed in both states and has practiced in the region since 1987, so he can explain early on which state's rules apply and what that means for your case.

Whiteside County: Frequently Asked Questions

Do you represent clients in Whiteside County, Illinois?
Yes. We represent individuals, businesses and non-profit organizations throughout Whiteside County, including Sterling, Rock Falls, Morrison and Fulton. Stephen T. Fieweger is licensed in Illinois and has practiced in the Quad Cities region since 1987.
Where would a Whiteside County case be heard?
State-court matters from Whiteside County are generally heard at the Whiteside County Courthouse, Morrison. [ATTORNEY: verify] Some claims, such as federal employment and civil rights cases, are filed in federal court or start with a government agency instead. We will tell you early where your case belongs.
Do I have to come to your Davenport office?
Not for the first conversation. Many clients start with a phone call to (563) 424-1982. When it is time to review documents, we meet by appointment at our office at 5157 Utica Ridge Road, Davenport, IA 52807, and we can discuss other arrangements when travel is difficult.
What if my case involves Iowa too?
That is common in the Quad Cities. Which state's law applies depends on where the events happened, where the parties are and the type of claim. Because Stephen T. Fieweger is licensed in both Iowa and Illinois, your case can stay with one attorney either way.

Talk to an attorney about your Whiteside County case.

The first conversation is free. We'll listen, explain where you stand and tell you plainly whether we can help.

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