Play Ball with Lavelle Law! Join us April 9!

Team Lavelle • March 13, 2026

An SBA Business After Hours Event

April 9, 2026
5 PM - 7 PM
  1933 N. Meacham Rd., Suite 600
Schaumburg, IL 60173


In celebration of Spring (finally) and the start of baseball season, we’re stepping up to the plate with our annual Lavelle Law Business After Hours event. We’re excited to partner with our friends in the Schaumburg business community for an evening of networking, good vibes, and a few surprises - all hosted in the friendly confines of our Schaumburg office. Bonus points: Feel free to rock your favorite baseball team’s gear and show off your fandom while you’re at it!


Here’s what’s on deck for the night:


Raffle: Mix and mingle with our team for a shot at winning a cool prize. It’s a fun way to connect and maybe walk away with a little something extra.


Drinks: We’ve got a lineup of refreshments ready—think signature cocktail (courtesy of Bella Napoli), ice-cold beer, wine, and plenty of soda and water to keep things flowing.


Food: Fuel up with a variety of hearty appetizers and finish strong with some tasty sweets. There’s something for everyone to enjoy.


Rain or shine, we’re ready to make this a win. It’s the perfect chance to catch up with familiar faces, meet new ones, and talk shop in a relaxed setting. Since this is an SBA event, be sure to secure your spot by registering through the Schaumburg Business Association. FREE to SBA members! ($40 non-members)


Mark your calendar and join us - we can’t wait to see you there!

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