Christopher Krimmer said he grew up introverted and shy, with low self-esteem.
Read More »McAdow can’t let the law go
Jerry McAdow intends to wind down his career.
Read More »Dineen drives DUI practice
Nathan Dineen’s name is synonymous with DUIs.
Read More »Rosen takes her practice personally
Nicole Rosen says she is in the minority among attorneys: She works in the same practice area that drew her to law school in the first place and has a personal connection to her chosen field.
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Read More »Henry grows with general practice
As a second-grade teacher, Kevin Henry appreciated the variety that came with teaching the day’s math, history and language lessons.
Read More »Former Marine leads in innovative fields
Whether the challenge is health care regulation, medical innovation, getting a business off the ground or even the occasional regional conflict, Mark Dahlby doesn’t like to wait in the wings.
Read More »Zylstra advocates in and outside her firm
In front of a Dane County jury, Sarah Zylstra advocated for an ethical and respected teacher, offering a profile of the man different from the inconsistent stories provided by two students on the other side of a civil suit.
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Read More »Violent offenders no match for Big Sis
Violent criminals and repeat gun offenders beware, Big Sis is watching you.
Read More »Hrovat proves a ‘quick fit’ at Milwaukee firm
An attorney comfortable with mixing up the look of a community, the makeup of her own firm and tunes on the radio, Jacqueline G. Hrovat fits right in with her real estate clientele.
Read More »Lindner steps up to CEO challenge
While helping Meta House Inc. search for a CEO, an unexpected invitation came Amy Lindner’s way. Members of the search committee asked her to throw her hat into the ring for the position. Lindner accepted the invitation, and within weeks ...
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Read More »Howell strikes the right life balance
Bobbi Howell measures her career success in terms of the many close, sustained support networks she has formed.
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Read More »Nell channels early interests
Kay Nell can rest easy knowing her daughter’s early fascination with crime has manifested in positive ways.
Read More »Miles steps out of her comfort zone
In Elizabeth Miles’ second week as a summer associate at Davis & Kuelthau SC, senior attorney Bill Mulligan gauged her interest in pursuing a billion dollar PCB remediation lawsuit on behalf of a municipal client.
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Read More »Quest for truth starts at home
Simply asking someone in the Lonergan family to pass the mashed potatoes during dinner probably would have started a debate over the reason for the request.
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Read More »Lenzen takes inside track on business matters
Eric Lenzen had planned a career path that would take him to a seat on a board of directors, making decisions for a business. He is doing that, but not from the position he initially anticipated. A business law course ...
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Read More »Lee finds the right balance
After six years as a lawyer, Matt Lee still is trying to strike that elusive work-life balance of juggling bankruptcy and business cases while raising two boys and giving back to the community. “The hours are difficult, but I don’t ...
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Read More »Gee enjoys working both sides of the court
When Josephine Gee returns in early October from her second maternity leave in as many years, she will have a lot on her plate.
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Read More »Farrell fights for disability rights
In the fast-changing environment of disability law, Ryan Farrell is ready to vouch for his clients – in and out of court. Twenty-three days after Farrell landed his job at Disability Rights Wisconsin Inc., a state protection and advocacy group, ...
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Read More »Fielkow makes preparation the top priority
Colleen Fielkow doesn’t shy away from a packed calendar
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Read More »Remington forged through glass ceiling
Among the first wider wave of female law students and attorneys in the 1960s and ’70s, Judith Remington “found herself” in a community practice of estate planning, elder law, probate and real estate. Along the way, she also found her family.
Read More »Riley makes bold move to create practice group
Leigh Riley doesn’t mind being the squeaky wheel. She’ll even rebuild the entire wheel, if that’s what it takes.
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Read More »Oliveto stays on the defense in decades-long career
Rose Oliveto requires no frills in working to improve the legal community and justice system. The organization she helps run, Southwestern Wisconsin Women Lawyers, is “not a group you’ll find in any book,” she said, but a basic networking and support group for female attorneys in a five-county area. They eschew splashy galas in favor of person-to-person connections.
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Read More »Jacoby puts labor relations on its ear
Contrary to her legal career and efforts as a mentor and volunteer, Mary Pat Jacoby’s most high profile case was based on nothing.
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Read More »Shifting gears is part of Bensky’s leadership path
Before embarking on her career as a lawyer, Janice Bensky tackled post-graduate studies in French, worked as a federal tax employee, started a family and then became a Realtor.
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Read More »Paying it forward
Cruising along a rural Georgian causeway in the late 1980s, Maxine Aldridge White was singing out loud to the country music station dialed up in her rental car, en route to represent the federal government on a Department of Defense contract.
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Read More »Benedict strives to learn more
After more than three decades as a public defender, Samuel Benedict still looks to fellow lawyers — young and old — for advice, collaboration and shared knowledge.
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Read More »Kailas finds success in the lead
Steve Kailas never sought to be a frontrunner.
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Read More »Berz driven by sense of justice
Justice, at its core, is the same to Ellen Berz from highbrow discussions on national ethics with Janet Reno to children passionately representing the Cowardly Lion and Dorothy in mock trials.
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Read More »Krawczyk puts clients first
Business litigation and securities law doesn’t often lend itself to a personal touch or even recognition that there is a person behind the mountains of documents.
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Read More »Building a community
Inspiration to team up on real estate revitalization projects in Milwaukee never has been more than a car ride or fish fry away for attorney Michael Hatch. In the almost three decades since planting his roots in the Midwest as ...
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