Attorneys at Law
Beecher, Field, Walker, Morris, Hoffman & Johnson, P.C., was originally established in 1918 by William L. Beecher and E.H. McCoy. At the time of its formation, it was known as Beecher & McCoy. In 1947, W. Louis Beecher joined his uncle’s Firm and the name was then changed to Beecher & Beecher. Throughout the years, there have been four attorneys leave the Firm to move on to judgeship positions. In 2011, after practicing law for 64 years, W. Louis Beecher retired as Senior Partner of the Firm.
Beecher, Field, Walker, Morris, Hoffman & Johnson, P.C., continues to provide trusted, professional representation to individuals and businesses throughout Waterloo, Cedar Falls, and Northeast Iowa. Our experienced attorneys are committed to providing the highest level of service within his or her specialized area of law with a broad spectrum of practice areas including real estate, worker’s compensation, estate planning, personal injury, family law, corporate formations, business transactions, bankruptcy, social security disability, and collections.
Beecher, Field, Walker, Morris, Hoffman & Johnson, P.C., continues to serve clients at its location on the third floor of the Court Square Building in the heart of downtown Waterloo where it has been located since 1960. Our office is located across the street from the Black Hawk County Courthouse on the corner of Lafayette Street and 5th Street. We also serve our clients in two branch office locations at 218 W. 4th Street in Vinton, Iowa, and 508 N. Hwy 218, in LaPorte City, Iowa.
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