Business After Hours - Play Ball with Lavelle Law!

Lavelle Law • March 11, 2022
Play ball with lavelle law business after hours
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EVENT RECAP:  On April 7, 2022, Lavelle Law hosted an SBA Business After Hours – AKA “Play Ball with Lavelle Law” in the friendly confines of our Schaumburg office. It was also Opening Day for baseball and many of our guests got into the spirit this year, wearing their favorite team’s jersey! Visit our Facebook album for more photos.







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BATTER UP! Join us as we celebrate MLB Opening Day with a GRAND SLAM networking event. We have teamed up with the Schaumburg Business Association to HIT ONE OUT OF THE PARK on April 7. Here is a glimpse of our LINEUP for this Business After Hours and what you will find in our FRIENDLY CONFINES:


RAFFLE: “Round the Bases,” and meet our COACHES for a chance to win a raffle prize!


SIGNATURE COCKTAIL: We will be offering a delicious signature cocktail that is sure to be a HIT! And of course, there will be plenty of “COLD BEER HERE” as well as wine.


CONCESSIONS: Delicious tasty bites will be provided in partnership with Tasty Catering!


We hope you can join us. Rain or shine, we will PLAY BALL!


April 7, 2022
5 PM - 7 PM

1933 N. Meacham Rd.*
Suite 600
Schaumburg, IL 60173


Registration is required. Register through the Schaumburg Business Association.


REGISTER



*Please be advised that the bridge on the Drummer Drive entrance will be closed to traffic while the bridge is being rebuilt. Access to 1933 North Meacham is available utilizing Thoreau Drive from both its Meacham Road and Algonquin Road intersections

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