About Raymond Paul
Raymond Paul McSteen earned a Bachelor of Science from Marquette University in 1987 and a J.D. from The John Marshall Law School in 1995. He took the traditional path from undergraduate study to law school, and has spent his professional life practicing in Illinois. His education anchors a career that spans decades and a variety of professional activities within the legal community.
He began his career after law school in Illinois courts and chambers. Over the years he developed experience in courtroom practice. He holds memberships in organizations that reflect an interest in trial work and the broader legal profession, including the American Bar Association and the Association of Trial Lawyers.
McSteen is active at the county level as well. He is a current member of the Will County Illinois State Association. His ties to local institutions extend beyond law. He serves on the board of the People for Channahon Parks Foundation, a role that places him at the intersection of civic life and community service.
His work has been centered at McNamara Phelan McSteen, LLC - Lawyers at Law, where he practices with colleagues in a firm setting. He represents clients in matters that proceed in Illinois courts. That representation includes preparing cases for trial and appearing before judges and juries when disputes reach that stage.
Colleagues describe McSteen as methodical in case preparation and direct in courtroom presentation. He keeps current on changes in state law and trial practice through continuing education and professional engagement. His association memberships provide regular opportunities to discuss litigation strategies and procedural developments with peers.
Today he remains based in Illinois and continues to handle litigation and trial-related work. His current practice focuses on litigation and trial work in Illinois.
