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Since graduating from University of Wisconsin Law School eight years ago, Truscenialyn Brooks-Williams has built herself a reputation for bringing diverse attorneys together and diligently representing her clients.

Alex Seifert admittedly took a meandering route to a legal career.

Christine Heywood never moves slowly.

As a lawyer in the Public Defender’s Office in Oshkosh, Eric Heywood handles a complex, mixed caseload and regularly volunteers to take on serious felony cases dealing with everything from sexual assault to robbery and homicide.

In his short career at Neider & Boucher, Joseph Camilli is already sought after for his advice on everything from employment and health law to mergers and acquisitions and business start-ups.

In her less-than three years as an Assistant State Public Defender, Arial Rosenberg has already earned a reputation for being intelligent and tenacious in every case that she is a part of.

Amanda Follett is a dual threat.

Maura Ross is an advocate and force to be reckoned with in the courtroom.

Nancy Peterson knows a few things about moving parts and fixing problems. For the last 34 years, the veteran lawyer at Quarles & Brady has helped the firm’s business grow and established trust and rapport with clients of all kinds. Clients, as well as her colleagues at the firm, have come to count on Peterson’s expertise and attention to detail. To put it simply: Her achievements are an inspiration to many. Peterson is an environmental lawyer who always has her client’s long-term best interests in mind.

Brandon Derry joined the team at Hupy and Abraham in 2007 and has since shown himself to be an invaluable part of the firm’s day-to-day operations.

During her 10 years of litigation experience before federal and state courts, Lisa Lawless has seen and heard it all.

Michele LaVigne has served clients and students from all backgrounds for four decades.

For almost 15 years, James Egle has helped guide Stafford Rosenbaum’s business decisions.

In her year of service in the Wisconsin State Public Defender’s Office, Nicole Morgan has already managed to make a difference.

In the more than 20 years LuAnn Peterson has worked for Boardman & Clark, she has proved herself to be an asset to the company’s day-to-day operations.

For the past 22 years, Michael Branks has served in the State Public Defender’s office, where he has used his ambition and initiative to go above and beyond what’s required.

For well over two decades, Lisa Statz has been a driving force behind Boardman & Clark’s success.