Twenty-six attorneys from a variety of practice areas were honored Thursday night as Wisconsin Law Journal’s 2013 Up and Coming Lawyers.
2013 Up and Coming
MacArdy finds ways to push herself
Amy MacArdy never misses an opportunity to grow.
Read More »Masnica fights for rights
Public defender Nicole Masnica proved her worth just two months after starting her legal career.
Read More »Blocher builds career in courtroom
Jesse Blocher’s January court victory brought his client to tears.
Read More »Immigration cases keep Crouse on track
There aren’t too many planes, but there definitely are many trains and automobiles in Ben Crouse’s life.
Read More »Sweeney enjoys FINRA challenges
Milwaukee’s Sean Sweeney, who hails from Arizona, enjoys the frontier feel of his Financial Industry Regulation Authority hearings.
Read More »Bardosy steps up to supreme challenge
Adam Bardosy is many things, including a Tom Petty fan, a basketball superstar (in his son’s eyes) and most recently, a victor at the Wisconsin Supreme Court.
Read More »Domnitz lends a helping hand
Noah Domnitz meets people at their worst.
Read More »Potter finds inspiration in family farm
Attorney Jared Potter’s experience on his family’s cranberry farm taught him that it takes more than a strong back and green thumb to keep such an operation going through five generations.
Read More »Reginato represents fourth generation
Jessica Reginato grew up surrounded by litigators, but it wasn’t until her junior year in college that she decided she would go to law school, too.
Read More »Flexibility key to Laabs’ success
Steven Laabs is open to where life takes him.
Read More »Timing is everything for Divgi
Associate Ruhee Divgi credits great timing as the reason why she began working with some of Quarles & Brady’s biggest clients shortly after she joined the firm.
Read More »Klingele’s children inspire her career
A desire to help children inadvertently launched Cecelia Klingele’s legal career.
Read More »Rist commits across the board
Katherine Rist’s plate is full, but she likes it that way.
Read More »Posnanski acts on childhood inspiration
Timothy Posnanski, a litigator at Whyte Hirschboeck Dudek SC, grew up on tales of the courtroom.
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.
Read More »Schieber fulfills cane prediction
A University of Wisconsin Law School tradition holds that students run down the field at Camp Randall Stadium and toss canes over the goal post.
Read More »McDonald focuses on youth
John McDonald’s slogan could be: “Youth is served.”
Read More »Fortney builds on previous experience
First, Matthew Fortney embarked on a career as a construction engineer.
Read More »Lyons delights in the details
Success in the law often is less about flash and sparkle than about having the stamina to sift through the kinds of details that could put some people to sleep.
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 »Honrath finds success in her homecoming
Margaret Honrath used to roll her eyes at stories from the courthouse.
Read More »Wilkinson relishes storytelling
If Tyler Wilkinson had decided to be a John Deere salesman or auctioneer, he never would have landed nine not-guilty verdicts for a client who was facing nine felony charges.
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 »Kawski thrives on challenges of DOJ work
Think your boss is old, tough or rigid? Well, Clayton Kawski works for the state Constitution.
Read More »Ziebell enjoys the bright side of mortgages
Waterstone Mortgage Corp. turns 13 this year, and like most early teenagers, it’s hitting a growth spurt.
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