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Irvings heads Law Journal’s outstanding Women in the Law class

By: WISCONSIN LAW JOURNAL STAFF//June 23, 2016//

Irvings heads Law Journal’s outstanding Women in the Law class

By: WISCONSIN LAW JOURNAL STAFF//June 23, 2016//

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The Wisconsin Law Journal honored 26 outstanding women lawyers Thursday night during the annual Women in the Law event at the Pfister in Milwaukee. Nearly 325 people were in attendance for the 13th annual event.

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Meet this year’s Women in the Law:

Irvings-RuthIrvings follows her passions

Ruth Irvings
Law Office of Ruth J. Irvings

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Allex-JohannaMusic leads Allex to a legal career

Johanna Allex
Stafford Rosenbaum

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Berrios-Schroeder-AnaBerrios-Schroeder pays it forward as court commissioner

Ana Berrios-Schroeder
Milwaukee County Circuit Court

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Berry-Henneman-AnnEmployment law changes keep Hanneman on balance

Ann Barry Hanneman
Simandl Law Group

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Brito-TonyaBrito uses law as weapon to fight poverty

Tonya Brito
University of Wisconsin Law School

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Chenhalls-KellyChenhalls keys in on immigration issues

Kelley Chenhalls
Hochstatter, McCarthy, Rivas & Runde

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Crowley-MarilynCrowley sets standard for life-long learning

Marilyn Crowley
Neider & Boucher

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Esser-ChristineNo horsing around for Habush’s Esser

Christine Esser
Habush Habush & Rottier

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Flaherty-KarenFlaherty is invested in family, staff and community

Karen Flaherty
Brookfield City Attorney’s Office

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Johnson-LiciaJohnson’s law career a steady progression

Lecia Johnson
Godfrey & Kahn

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Katayama-AlyceQuarles’ Katayama classic in every sense

Alyce Katayama
Quarles & Brady

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Klein-TracyKlein finds life-work balance in career

Tracey Klein
Reinhart Boerner Van Deuren

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Nelson-ChristineNelson is lawyer, mentor, friend, trailblazer

Christine Nelson
Nelson, Connell, Tallmadge & Slein

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Nowak-EllenFor Nowak, actions speak louder than words

Ellen Nowak
Wisconsin Public Service Commission

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Pekarske-MegPekarske finds hospice law hospitable

Meg Pekarske
Reinhart Boerner Van Deuren

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Ricciardi-RhodaRicciardi channels her inner Finch

Rhoda Ricciardi
Dane County Circuit Court

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Riek-AmandaRiek puts the ‘public’ in ‘public defender’

Amanda Riek
State Public Defender’s Office

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ScheuerenScheuerman finds perfect fit in personal injury law

Kristen Scheuerman
Herrling Clark Law Firm

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Schill-KathySchill drafts a solid litigation career

Kathy Schill
Michael Best & Friedrich

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Schmidt-Jones-AmySchmidt-Jones adds ‘sophistication’ to Michael Best practice group

Amy Schmidt-Jones
Michael Best & Friedrich

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Schreiber-AriellaSchreiber blends business with law

Ariella Schreiber
Rural Mutual Insurance Co.

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SchultzSchultz stays true to her passion

Angela Schultz
Marquette University Law School

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Shadman-SheilaShadman gives back to program that inspired her

Sheila Shadman
Halloin & Murdock

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Skwierawski-AudreySkwierawski fosters change in Milwaukee’s criminal justice system

Audrey Skwierawski
Wisconsin Department of Justice

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Thorn-EllenThorn proves she can do it all

Ellen Thorn
Arndt, Buswell & Thorn

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Wilson-NancyWilson excels in her fast-forward career

Nancy Wilson
Axley Brynelson

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