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2010 Up and Coming Lawyers

Mar 9, 2011

2010 Up & Coming Lawyers

Andrew P. Beilfuss Quarles & Brady LLP Full Story >> . . . Danielle Bergner Milwaukee City Attorney’s Office Full Story >> . . . Amelia Bizzaro Bizzaro Law LLC Full Story >> . . . Lydia J. Chartre Whyte Hirschboeck Dudek SC Full Story >> . . . Anthony D. Cotton Kuchler & Cotton […]

Aug 31, 2010

Andrew P. Beilfuss

Andrew P. Beilfuss applied to law school after a few years as a business consultant because he “was always interested in the chess match that I thought trial work would be.”

Aug 31, 2010

Danielle Bergner

Danielle Bergner, who represents the Redevelopment Authority as an assistant city attorney, describes herself as “a municipal attorney with a more specialized background in real estate.” Not surprising given that she has been a licensed real estate professional since she was 21.

Aug 31, 2010

Amelia L. Bizzaro

Amelia Bizzaro doesn’t hold back when describing herself and her line of work.

Aug 30, 2010

Lydia J. Chartre

Never underestimate the power of a wise mentor.

Aug 30, 2010

Anthony D. Cotton

Daniel Braznell was accused of salacious charges — the sexual assault of a 70-year-old, disabled woman — and therefore the media paid close attention to the case. In June 2010, a Waukesha County jury found Braznell not guilty.

Aug 30, 2010

Andrew N. DeClercq

Two years out of law school, Andrew N. DeClercq already has a win in front of the Wisconsin Supreme Court under his belt.

Aug 30, 2010

Andrea J. Farrell

What do Charlize Theron, Carrie Underwood and attorney Andrea J. Farrell have in common?

Aug 30, 2010

Cindy L. Fryda

Cindy L. Fryda doesn’t like being called a “management-side” labor and employment attorney.

Aug 30, 2010

Samuel K. Hamilton

When Sam Hamilton was working as an aide in the Ohio Legislature right after college, he saw something that pushed him toward law school.

Aug 30, 2010

Elizabeth P. Hanigan

Elizabeth Hanigan took a slightly different path to law school.

Aug 30, 2010

Lindsey R. King

Lindsey R. King’s four favorite words in the English language might just be “No probable cause found.”

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