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Mergers and Acquisitions – Power List – Willie Boucher, Neider & Boucher
WISCONSIN LAW JOURNAL STAFF//May 2, 2025//
Mergers and Acquisitions – Power List – Willie Boucher, Neider & Boucher
WISCONSIN LAW JOURNAL STAFF//May 2, 2025//
Listen to this articleWillie Boucher of Madison’s Neider & Boucher brings a blend of legal, financial and business expertise to his mergers and acquisitions practice, helping business owners navigate transactions with confidence and clarity.
As both an attorney and a certified public accountant, he offers clients a comprehensive understanding of deal structure, financial statements and tax implications. Boucher advises companies throughout their lifecycle with a practical, forward-looking approach that aligns closely with his clients’ business goals. He also assists business owners with estate and succession planning, ensuring continuity and peace of mind.
Prior to joining the firm, Boucher gained valuable experience in both the legal and financial sectors, including at a Big Four accounting firm, AmLaw 200 firm and a mid-size Milwaukee-based law firm.
Extending his expertise to the next generation, he is an instructor in the business law course taught to the business school graduates at the University of Wisconsin.
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