Law Journal honors its 2015 Unsung Heroes
Twenty-four of the Wisconsin legal community’s Unsung Heroes were honored Thursday with an awards luncheon at the Grain Exchange Ballroom in Milwaukee.
Research and development go hand in hand for Thornton
Looking back it was obvious. Amy Thornton was going to be a law librarian.
Erickson demonstrates dedication in the workplace
In an environment that has a reputation for being chaotic, Mackenzie Erickson not only accepts but also embraces the fast-paced nature of the job.
Kotas keeps Quarles’ events running smoothly
At large events such as Quarles & Brady’s labor symposium or smaller client-focused training events, Sheri Kotas is there in the background ensuring everything runs as smoothly as possible.
Karpinski provides well-rounded support
Maribeth Karpinski enjoys having variety in the workplace, an affinity that serves her well as she manages 18 attorneys in her position as firm administrator at Linder & Marsack in Milwaukee.
Gehrke makes library an indispensable resource
Since Lynne Gehrke became the reference librarian at the Milwaukee County Law Library, it has gone from serving about 400 people a week in 2010 to more than 1,000 people a week.
Respect is key for Reiff
With a career that spans decades, Sheila Reiff has had a substantial, rippling influence on the court system and the community at large.
Medlock earns dream job, doesn’t look back
Janet Medlock wasn’t sure she was ready to become clerk of the U.S. Bankruptcy Court of the Eastern District of Wisconsin.
Moser goes the extra mile
Lynda Moser knows exactly what it takes to be a legal secretary. Her 32-year career at Michael Best & Friedrich in Milwaukee has positioned her to be what colleagues describe as a true powerhouse of an employee and an exemplary resource to the firm.
Wagner’s efforts extend beyond payday
Laurie Wagner’s title may be payroll analyst at Quarles & Brady LLP, but that doesn’t nearly capture her long list of duties at the Milwaukee-based law firm.
Gudel helps in hard times
When clients of Tracey Wood & Associates are facing a puzzle that seems unsolvable, Joleen Gudel tries to look at the situation from a different perspective.
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