Walker appoints Tomah lawyer to Monroe County bench

By: Erika Strebel, [email protected]//December 1, 2017//

By: Erika Strebel, [email protected]//December 1, 2017//

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Gov. Scott Walker has appointed a Tomah attorney to fill a spot on the Monroe County Circuit Court.

Walker announced Thursday that he had chosen Richard Radcliff to replace Judge J. David Rice, who recently retired. Radcliff is a partner at Tomah-based Mubarak, Radcliffe & Berry, where he has worked since 1991. His practice extends to civil litigation, mediation, arbitration, family law, real estate law and probate law.

Before that, he was a clerk for U.S. Bankruptcy Court Judge Robert Martin. Radcliffe, who earned his law degree from the University of Wisconsin Law School in 1990, was also previously Tomah City Attorney, an office he continues to assist.

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