Iowa Criminal Defense, Family Law, Personal Injury and Business Law Attorney

Puryear Law P.C.

3719 Bridge Avenue
Suite 6
Davenport, Iowa 52807
USA

(563) 265-6961 or (888) 919-3719

(866) 415-5032

www.puryearlaw.com

Contact Attorney Eric D. Puryear

Law Firm Overview Free Consultation

I am Eric D. Puryear, an Attorney at Law who is licensed in the states of Illinois and Iowa. I founded Puryear Law. P.C. to provide clients with professional, prompt, and diligent legal services. I firmly believe that the role of an attorney is to help his clients with the many legal issues that each of us faces in the modern world, and to do so in a way that builds trust and confidence. Towards that end, I pride myself on taking as much time as is needed to meet with my clients – face to face. Along the same lines, I ensure that phone calls and emails to my office are promptly returned, and that clients are not left waiting for the legal services that I know they need. In sum, I don’t consider my job done until my client’s needs have been fully met.

As a person with extensive computer and technology experience (including a degree in Computer Science), I know that using the right technology is essential in today’s world. That is why I make use of the latest technology in my law practice. I have found that making maximum use of secure, encrypted computer and communication technology has enabled me to reduce costs and improve the quality of my legal services. The net result is lower legal fees for my clients, better service for my clients, and fewer environmental resources consumed by needless printing/copying.

Practice Areas

Practice Areas Description

My practice is a general law practice, including but not limited to:

- Criminal
All matters, ranging from murder to domestic violence, drug cases, theft, OWI/DUI and traffic violations in Illinois and Iowa (both state and Federal court).

- Civil
General lawsuits, business law, collections, copyright, trademark, wills, personal injury, divorce, child support, juvenile, forfeiture, etc. in Illinois and Iowa (both state and Federal court).