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Christopher Rogers wasn’t going to get into the family business.
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New Quarles associate leaves her marks on Howard Dean, domestic violence
New associate Leila Sahar is in her “try everything” mode.
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Read More »Michael Best & Friedrich’s Furlow brings an insider’s perspective to outside work
Jon Furlow has spent time on the inside and outside — as a lawyer, that is.
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Read More »Milwaukee personal injury lawyer rides success
Milwaukee attorney Jason Abraham’s personal injury practice makes it harder for him to enjoy riding motorcycles, because he’s all too aware of what can happen if things go wrong.
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Read More »Kenosha judge builds her legacy off early impression
Kenosha County Circuit Judge Mary Wagner’s first experience with the law left a lasting impression.
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Read More »Quarles’ Friedman PAVEs way to success
As a new attorney, Jim Friedman heard colleagues’ stories about Charles L. Goldberg, a Marquette University Law School alumnus who went on to head the State Bar of Wisconsin, Milwaukee Bar and Fellows of the American Bar Foundation.
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Read More »Raising the Barr: MBA president shifting focus
It’s a time of transition for Charlie Barr, president of the Milwaukee Bar Association.
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Read More »Jefferson County’s Koschnick enjoys the drama of a courtroom
Perry Mason reruns aren’t exactly on-demand viewing these days, but the drama and legal maneuvering of one of television’s most iconic lawyers lives on for Jefferson County Circuit Court Judge Randy Koschnick.
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Read More »New attorney searches for her niche
Only weeks into her career, Sarah Matt seems to be finding as much diversity in her legal practice as she did in her college education.
Aide turned attorney lands spot on board of directors
Thirteen years into his career, Drew Cochrane said he still draws on his pre-law experience as a legislative aide.
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Read More »Newly sworn-in, Trautschold looking ahead to long career
Less than a month into practicing law, David Trautschold was guardedly optimistic about his career as a lawyer, thus far.
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Read More »Building a practice on breath, blood
Lauren Stuckert quickly learned that it can be best to face the biggest challenges early in a career.
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Read More »Shea builds on diverse background
Before she chose the law, Elisabeth Shea joined the Peace Corps in West Africa and earned a master’s degree in agricultural and applied economics.
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Read More »Murshid strives for stronger unions
The legislation that redefined labor law in Wisconsin also shaped much of Summer Murshid’s experience as a young lawyer.
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Read More »Meierbachtol charts her own career path
Tradition, according to Gina Meierbachtol’s legal career, is overrated.
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Read More »Guiding employers away from trouble
Sometimes it’s what an attorney does outside the courtroom that makes the biggest difference.
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Read More »Trial lawyer looks to Honest Abe for inspiration
After four decades in law, John Skilton still marvels that a history major could argue patent cases -- and that his specialty started almost accidentally.
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Read More »Milwaukee litigator inspired by MBA president
It’s been a circuitous path to her life as a litigator, but Maria Kreiter wouldn’t have it any other way.
Turiciano lives to litigate conflict
David Turiciano does not shy away from conflict, he embraces it.
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Read More »McClean earns well-rounded career experience
Matt McClean understands both sides of construction litigation.
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Read More »Lubenow takes risks and finds success
Breaking away from an established Illinois law firm and forming what has become Smith Amundsen in Wisconsin were two of the riskiest things Patrick Lubenow ever did.
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Read More »Fortier finds immigration law rewarding, unexpected
Kelly Fortier didn’t expect the opportunity, but she says is glad to have found her place as a corporate immigration attorney.
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Read More »Clauss might be retired, but she’s not done teaching
When protestors swarmed Madison over collective bargaining, Carin Clauss didn’t see a political opportunity. She saw a chance to teach.
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Read More »Gehl takes a classic, yet unconventional path
An undergraduate interest in the classics led Carol Gehl to a career in securities law.
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Read More »Butler uses skills of persuasion
It’s difficult not to like Brian Butler.
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Read More »Weiss focuses on children
To hear her boss tell it, Deanna Weiss summons the “righteous fury of a Biblical prophet” as an attorney and child advocate for the Legal Aid Society of Milwaukee.
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