Alex J.S. Pullen
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Alex’s practice primarily focuses on the areas of corporate law, tax law, and employee benefits. He also maintains an active transactional practice, assisting clients in business and real estate transactions, as well as estate planning. Alex is a Peoria native and is based in Davis & Campbell’s Peoria office. Alex is dedicated to proactive representation, working to assist clients by preventing and solving problems to minimize the risk of conflict and litigation.
Alex is a member of the Illinois State Bar Association.
Alex joined Davis & Campbell in 2022, following his graduation from the University of Illinois College of Law.
401 Main St., Suite 1600
Peoria, IL 61602
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