Announcing the ELR Academy

Helping you keep track of your business’ moving parts.

We’re excited to announce the unveiling of the ELR Academy to help you track your business’ moving parts. In addition to our regular blog posts, we will now also be holding free seminars to discuss in more depth the topics raised in them. The first of these seminars will be on Tuesday, February 11, 2014, from 5:30 to 7:00 pm, and will address Maintaining the Corporate Shield. Future presentations will address other aspects of the business life-cycle, and will include non-compete and confidentiality agreements, hiring and firing employees, bringing in additional owners, and buying and selling a business. While the ELR Academy is open to the public, we will give priority to our clients and members of the Glen Ellyn Chamber of Commerce. Seats are limited and are filling up quickly, so contact us now to reserve your space.

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Charles Wentworth

Shareholder at Lofgren & Wentworth, P.C.

Charles is an attorney in Glen Ellyn, Illinois.After graduating from the University of Utah, he clerked for Chief Justice John T. Broderick of the New Hampshire Supreme Court. He then became a litigation associate at Kirkland & Ellis LLP before opening his own office and partnering with Rick Lofgren. He lives just outside of Chicago, where he participates in community activities, including Boy Scouts and little-league baseball.

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Charles Wentworth

Charles is an attorney in Glen Ellyn, Illinois. After graduating from the University of Utah, he clerked for Chief Justice John T. Broderick of the New Hampshire Supreme Court. He then became a litigation associate at Kirkland & Ellis LLP before opening his own office and partnering with Rick Lofgren. He lives just outside of Chicago, where he participates in community activities, including Boy Scouts and little-league baseball.