LEADER IN THE LAW – Timothy Schelwat – Hupy and Abraham

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Timothy Schelwat became a lawyer so he could help people.

Schelwat, an attorney at Hupy and Abraham, enjoys “taking a situation where someone may be involved in an accident through no fault of their own and dealing with multibillion dollar insurance agencies who at face value would have the upper hand against an individual.”

“That’s where we step in, hold entities accountable and make sure they pay a price that is reasonable and fair in every respect,” he said.

Schelwat started his career at Hupy and Abraham in 2002 after graduating from Drake University Law School with a law degree in 1997. Since then, he has proven to be an integral part of the Hupy and Abraham’s Milwaukee team by handling cases related to auto and motorcycle accidents, slip and falls, and administrative work managing operations in the firm’s Illinois offices.

“I’ve always been extremely interested in the law and in the indispensable role that the judicial system as a whole plays in the creations maintenance of civil societies,” Schelwat said.

An avid Harley-Davidson rider himself, Schelwat is a vocal advocate for motorcycle safety. He has given lectures to motorcyclists throughout the Midwest on legal and insurance coverage issues.

He has been awarded for his extraordinary work and dedication to his practice by being recognized on the Wisconsin Super Lawyers List. He is also a recipient of the Top 100 Trial Lawyers List by The National Trial Lawyers Association and is a board-certified advocate.

Additionally, Schelwat is a member of the Million Dollar Advocates Forum, the Illinois State Bar Association, the Hawaii State Bar Association and the State Bar of Wisconsin.

“Attorney Schelwat shows his conviction to maintain a high level of service and expert in the law, day after day,” said his colleague, Aubrey Roth. “His talent, drive and hard work absolutely deserves to be recognized after his many years of service, and what is presumably going to continue for several more.”