Jaskulski receives AAJ award for protecting civil-justice system

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The American Association for Justice is recognizing Robert Jaskulski, shareholder and one of the managing partners of Habush Habush & Rottier, with an award for his commitment to protecting the civil-justice system.

Jaskulski, who practices personal-injury litigation in Wisconsin and throughout the U.S., received AAJ’s Wiedemann & Wysocki Award. The award is presented annually to members who have supported the civil-justice system through political outreach and supported the organization’s mission of promoting a fair and effective justice system.

AAJ will honor Jaskulski at its annual convention in Las Vegas on July 13. Jaskulski said he’s honored to receive the award and called it a privilege and and honor to work with AAJ in securing the rights of his clients and protecting the sanctity of the civil-justice system.

This is Jaskulski’s second time receiving the Wiedemann & Wysocki Award. He was also a recipient in 2010.

The award is named for Fritz Wiedemann and James Anthony Wysocki, two New Orleans-based attorneys and active AAJ members who died in a plane crash while traveling on an AAJ assignment. Recipients of the award have carried on their legacy through extraordinary leadership and contributions.

AAJ is the largest trial lawyer advocacy group in the U.S. and is dedicated to the preservation of the civil justice system.