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Law Journal honors its Up and Coming Lawyers

By: WISCONSIN LAW JOURNAL STAFF//September 26, 2013//

Law Journal honors its Up and Coming Lawyers

By: WISCONSIN LAW JOURNAL STAFF//September 26, 2013//

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upncomingTwenty-six attorneys from a variety of practice areas were honored Thursday night as Wisconsin Law Journal’s 2013 Up and Coming Lawyers.

Now in its fifth year, the annual award event recognizes attorneys who – right out of the starting gate – have shown themselves to be rising stars. With eight years or less of experience, honorees have handled challenging legal issues, taken steps to improve the justice system and given of themselves to their communities.

Honorees were chosen for their initiative and zeal for the practice of law, as well as their commitment to community and the positive effect they have on the lives of those around them.

MEET THE AWARD WINNERS

 

WATCH VIDEOS OF THE AWARD-WINNERS

Some of them do pro bono work, others donate time to local organizations and many mentor the next generation.

The 2013 dinner and awards presentation was held at the Harley-Davidson Museum in Milwaukee.

Meet the honorees:

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bardosyBardosy steps up to supreme challenge

Adam Bardosy,
Mallery & Zimmerman SC

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blocherBlocher builds career in courtroom 

Jesse Blocher,
Habush Habush & Rottier SC

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crouseImmigration cases keep Crouse on track

Benjamin Crouse,
Grzeca Law Group SC

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dahlbyFormer Marine leads in innovative fields 

Mark Dahlby,
Hall, Render, Killian, Heath & Lyman PC

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dineenDineen drives DUI practice

Nathan Dineen,
Vanden Heuvel & Dineen SC

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divgiTiming is everything for Divgi 

Ruhee Divgi,
Quarles & Brady LLP

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domnitzDomnitz lends a helping hand

Noah Domnitz,
Domnitz & Skemp SC

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fortneyFortney builds on previous experience 

Matthew Fortney,
Quarles & Brady LLP

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henryHenry grows with general practice 

Kevin Henry,
Eustice, Laffey, Sebranek & Auby SC

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honrathHonrath finds success in her homecoming

Margaret Honrath,
Office of the U.S. Attorney, Eastern District of Wisconsin

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kawskiKawski thrives on challenges of DOJ work

Clayton Kawski,
Wisconsin Department of Justice

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klingeleKlingele’s children inspire her career

Cecelia Klingele,
University of Wisconsin Law School

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laabsFlexibility key to Laabs’ success

Steven Laabs,
Davis & Kuelthau SC

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lyonsLyons delights in the details

Laura Lyons,
Bell, Moore & Richter SC

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macardyMacArdy finds ways to push herself

Amy MacArdy,
Reinhart Boerner Van Deuren SC

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masnicaMasnica fights for rights

Nicole Masnica,
Wisconsin State Public Defender’s Office

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mcdonaldMcDonald focuses on youth

John McDonald,
Godfrey & Kahn SC

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posnanskiPosnanski acts on childhood inspiration 

Timothy Posnanski,
Whyte Hirschboeck Dudek SC

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potterPotter finds inspiration in family farm

Jared Potter,
Stafford Rosenbaum LLP

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reginatoReginato represents fourth generation

Jessica Reginato,
von Briesen & Roper SC

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ristRist commits across the board

Katherine Rist,
Foley & Lardner LLP

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rosenRosen takes her practice personally

Nicole Rosen,
Reinhart Boerner Van Deuren SC

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schieberSchieber fulfills cane prediction

Hannah Schieber,
Wisconsin State Public Defender’s Office

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sweeneySweeney enjoys FINRA challenges

Sean Sweeney,
Halling & Cayo SC

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wilkinsonWilkinson relishes storytelling

Tyler Wilkinson,
Axley Brynelson LLP

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ziebellZiebell enjoys the bright side of mortgages

Stephanie Ziebell,
Waterstone Mortgage Corporation

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