James H. Bunce - Peoria, IL
Attorney at Johnson, Bunce & Noble, P.C.
Corporate Lawyers in Peoria, IL
Executive Offices - Parkway Plaza 7800 North Sommer Street Suite 425 Peoria, IL 61615 - 1994
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Peoria Corporate Lawyer
Updated: 03/03/2026
Areas of Practice
- Corporate
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Consulted Attorney 1980-1982I worked with Attorney Jim Bunce back in the late 70s. I haven't seen him since around 1980. He was one of my favorite attorneys in the firm as I found him to be not only diligent but ethical and generally a very nice man. I can't imagine him being any different and would recommend him in any capacity.
Contact
Executive Offices - Parkway Plaza
7800 North Sommer Street
Suite 425
Peoria, IL 61615 - 1994
Phone: (309) 691-9650
Fax: (309) 691-9651
Website: http://www.peorialawyers.com
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