Spiros Law, P.C. Archives

Join partner Miranda Soucie at the ECIWAA Judicial Candidates Forum tonight, February 28th, 2018. This public forum will allow everyone to engage with our judicial candidates on topics including the legal community, the court system, and the upcoming election. If you have questions you’d like to propose, please send them in advance to Miranda. Details… Read More

Spiros Law attorney Miranda Soucie was featured in The News-Gazette this weekend as part of a Question and Answer spotlight called “Getting Personal”. Miranda sat down with staff writer Paul Wood and discussed her background, her fondness for dogs and cats, and her passion for mission work. Read the entire News-Gazette feature to learn more… Read More

Spiros Law attorney Miranda Soucie was featured on The Morning Show today, a visit in which she discussed the Illinois Marathon Race App that is being sponsored by the law firm. This app will allow friends and family to track their favorite runner along the course as well as provides a course map and other… Read More

On Friday, October 30, attorneys James Spiros and Miranda Soucie of , met with representatives of the Chinese Ministry of Justice regarding medical malpractice mediation.  Some of the topics discussed at this meeting included “How lawyers work with insurance companies,” “Common medical malpractice disputes,” and “Enforcing the outcome of mediated disputes.”

Partner Miranda Soucie was crowned Prom Queen at the annual Eastern Illinois Prom fundraiser after raising $11,325.00 in donations. The event was a huge success with a record breaking $75,000.00 raised from this year’s Prom Court and a total of over $140,000.00 raised for our community. The annual Eastern Illinois Foodbank Prom Benefit helps raise… Read More

Spiros Law’s own Miranda Soucie was featured in a news story on the News-Gazette’s features section titled “Clergy Corner”.  The article discussed the efforts of Miranda and other clergy members of Champaign’s Copper Creek Church in their yearly mission trip to the Republic of Malawi. A dozen members of the church, including Miranda, spent a… Read More