Lisa Rae Corwin - Bloomington, IL
Attorney at Wylder Corwin Kelly LLP
Toxic Torts - Asbestos Lawyers in Bloomington, IL
207 E. Washington Street Suite 102 Bloomington, IL 61701
Bloomington Toxic Torts - Asbestos Lawyer
Updated: 03/10/2026
Areas of Practice
- Toxic Torts - Asbestos
Litigation: 100%
Attorney Information
Overview
Lisa Corwin has been practicing law since 1997, focusing primarily on personal injury cases caused by asbestos exposure. She is the managing partner of Wylder Corwin Kelly, a firm she co-founded with James Wylder and Andrew Kelly in 2007. Over the years, Lisa has represented families not only in Illinois but across the country, including Michigan, Florida, Alabama, Oregon, Texas, and Kentucky. She is dedicated to giving her clients personalized attention, working tirelessly to achieve justice and favorable outcomes.
An experienced trial attorney, Lisa has successfully litigated dozens of asbestos cases to verdict, as well as cases involving medical negligence, wrongful termination, and personal injury. Her trial expertise has earned her recognition by her peers, and an invitation to speak at the national Plaintiffs’ Asbestos Litigation Conference. She was also honored by the YWCA Stepping Stones program for her pro bono work supporting victims of domestic violence, a cause she is passionate about.
Originally from Northern Michigan, Lisa attended Kalamazoo College from 1990 to 1994, where she played basketball, studied abroad in Spain and Mexico, and discovered her true calling in law over her initial plan to teach. Lisa earned her law degree from the University of Illinois, graduating in 1997.
Outside of work, Lisa enjoys traveling, spending time with her extended family in Michigan, attending Detroit Lions games, and cultivating her ever-growing plant collection.
Education
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Legal Education
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University of Illinois College of Law,
Illinois, 1997
J.D.
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University of Illinois College of Law,
Illinois, 1997
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Non Legal Education
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Kalamazoo College,
Kalamazoo,
Michigan, 1994
B.A.
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Kalamazoo College,
Kalamazoo,
Michigan, 1994
Current Employment Position(s)
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Partner
Past Positions
- Walker & Wylder, Ltd., 1997 - 2007
Bar Admissions
- Illinois, 1997
Other Affiliations
- American Bar Association
- Illinois Trial Lawyers Association
- McLean County Bar Association
- Illinois State Bar Association
- American Association for Justice
Contact
207 E. Washington Street
Suite 102
Bloomington, IL 61701
Phone: 844-880-5039
Fax: 309-828-4099
Email: Send a message
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