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Powerlist – Joseph Veenstra – Johns, Flaherty & Collins
By: WISCONSIN LAW JOURNAL STAFF//June 28, 2024//
Powerlist - Joseph Veenstra - Johns, Flaherty & Collins
Powerlist – Joseph Veenstra – Johns, Flaherty & Collins
By: WISCONSIN LAW JOURNAL STAFF//June 28, 2024//
Listen to this articleJoseph Veenstra is a partner at La Crosse’s Johns, Flaherty & Collins where he specializes in litigation in addition to employment and labor law.
A University of Wisconsin Law School graduate, Veenstra focuses his approach to law on problem-solving, helping clients achieve their goals, and understanding the implications of the final results.
Veenstra is the current president-elect for the La Crosse County Bar Association and a past president of the La Crosse Area Young Lawyers Association.
His Firm’s Labor and Employment team handles a variety of legal matters pertaining to labor legal questions, including:
- Compliance with state and federal laws
- Employment policy development
- Employment handbook drafting
- Employment litigation
- Hiring, discipline and termination
- Grievances
- Workers’ compensation.
In his free time, Veenstra volunteers with a number of organizations.
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