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The Law Offices of Michael R. Bilbrey, P.C. would like to welcome a new member to their firm. Michael V. Oltmann comes to the Law Offices of Michael R. Bilbrey, P.C. as a 2006 graduate of the Universty of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign with a Bachelor of Science in Journalism and honors as a member of??Phi Kappa Phi??and is a 2009 graduate of Southern Illinois University School of Law.????
In 2009 at Southern Illinois University School of Law Michael V. Oltmann graduated with honors??as Order of Barristers, Appellate Moot Court Board Member, CALI Excellence Award in Advanced Appellate Advocacy and is a Madison County Bar Association Scholarship Recipient.??
Michael V. Oltmann is the new fresh face of the Law Offices??of Michael R. Bilbrey, P.C. and we are happy to have him working with us. ??
We Recycle
Posted by: Mike Bilbrey
February 10, 2010
Law firms go through cell phones like printing companies go through paper. Lawyer cell phones need to be indestructable, you never know what is going to happen to the phone. Whether the service changes or a new deal arises or the phone cannot handle the lawyers needs, law firms change phones often. So what happens to those old cell phones?
After going through phone after phone after phone, the Law Offices of Michael R. Bilbrey, P.C. did some researching and decided to recycle their unused phones. There are so many different ways to recycle your unused cell phones it is hard to choose where you want your unused phone to go.
The Law Offices of Michael R. Bilbrey, P.C. will be choosing different organizations to send their unused phones to. First the Law Offices of Michael R. Bilbrey, P.C. will be sending all six of their unused phones to the National Coalition Against Domestic Violence (NCADV).
This is such an easy way to recycle. The Law Offices of Michael R. Bilbrey, P.C. feel it is a necessity to help your neighbors. We will inform you where we choose to send our unused phones next.
We are dedicated to safeguarding your rights.
"We are dedicated to safeguarding your rights."
