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Personal Injury
Help after serious injuries, wrongful death, unsafe property, medical mistakes, nursing home abuse, and other painful losses.
Plaintiff-Only · Central Illinois
Injured. Wronged. Ready to fight back.
Serious injury, wrongful death, and complex civil cases are overwhelming — especially when you're up against an insurance company with unlimited resources. I level the playing field. From the first call to the finish.
Selected Recent Results
A record of meaningful outcomes for our clients.
$1,995,000
Auto Accident
$2,000,000+
Business / Commercial Contingency Recovery
$1,500,000
Auto Accident
$1,175,000
Premises Liability
$1,000,000
Personal Injury
$650,000
Minority Shareholder Oppression / Contingency Recovery
Prior results do not guarantee a similar outcome. Each case is different and must be evaluated on its own facts.
Meet Wessler Law
Hear directly from AJ Wessler.
Take a moment to get to know our firm. In this video, I explain, in plain language, how we help people through serious injury, wrongful death, and the hard problems that feel too heavy to carry alone.
Help When It Matters
You should not have to figure this out alone.
Wessler Law, LLC was founded to represent people on the wrong end of a serious injury, wrongful death, or complex civil dispute. What makes this firm different is the perspective AJ brings — more than 20 years inside the insurance industry, including as Senior Counsel for a Fortune 50 company. He knows how insurers evaluate claims and build defenses. He now uses that knowledge exclusively for the people they're up against.
Free case review
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Ways I Can Help
Support for painful losses, hard questions, and problems that cannot wait.
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Business and Commercial Law
Practical guidance for owners who need contracts, disputes, transactions, or business problems handled carefully.
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Car and Semi Accidents
Support after crashes involving cars, trucks, commercial carriers, unsafe drivers, and life-changing injuries.
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Wrongful Death
Careful help for families grieving a preventable death and trying to understand what accountability can look like.