With strong devotion, Marion finds a way forward
It didn’t take long for Colleen Marion to find what she loves.
Harrell follows father’s path into family law
Following graduate school at Notre Dame, Katie Harrell found herself with both a PhD in geological sciences and a lot of uncertainty about her employment prospects.
Sobotik keeps things moving ahead at WisDOT
John Sobotik thinks of himself as a generalist.
Jones draws inspiration from early brush with lawyers
Russell Jones’ first brush with the law didn’t exactly leave him with a good taste.
Volberding’s career mushrooms into excellence
Divorce. Legal separation. Changes in guardianship. It’s inevitable: Family-law cases are heavy with emotion. Still, Abigail Volberding tries to see the sunny side of things.
Erlanger spends career forming legal foundations
Howard Erlanger has always been less interested in studying how the law says people ought to behave than in understanding how people actually behave under a given set of laws.
Rigsby is the ‘IT’ woman for ‘IP’ law
Cynthia Rigsby is quick to acknowledge that she was naïve when she first decided to study law.
Niess devoted judicial career to public, independent judiciary
Retired Dane County Judge Richard Niess has been at the center of many of Wisconsin’s most closely watched court cases in the last decade.
Karnes’ practical guidance helps clients with pandemic recovery
When COVID-19 turned into a pandemic, Russell Karnes helped his law firm — GRGB Law in Milwaukee — and his clients get used to a new way of life.
Ptacek betters Wisconsin courts through behind-the-scenes leadership
Retired Racine County Circuit Court Judge Gerald Ptacek continues to go beyond the bench to make Wisconsin courts better.
Lantta hones expertise in OWI cases
Since joining the State Public Defender’s Office in 2015, Matt Lantta has earned a reputation among his colleagues for efficiency.
Binder proves a good defense starts with hard work
From the start, Kuchler & Cotton Associate Attorney John Binder has garnered exceptional results.
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- Sentencing
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