DeMarb goes for broke in commercial bankruptcy
Rebecca DeMarb's practice doesn't allow her to plan ahead. But it's the uncertainty that commercial bankruptcy law brings that keeps her intrigued.
Municipal practice keeps third-generation lawyer on her toes
Holly Wilson doesn’t mind following in her father’s footsteps, even when it comes to choosing a practice area.
Falk’s Reise gets early start making her case
Kaitlyn Reise acted like an attorney long before she went to law school.
Law career gives Madden a chance to help others
Caitlin Madden went from the front of the class to a desk when she left her teaching job after three years and headed to law school.
Killoran takes onstage experience to courtrooms
Grant Killoran can see the similarities between performing onstage in a play and representing a client in front of a judge and jury.
Corning’s continued learning is recipe for success
Jordan Corning first felt the pull toward becoming an attorney after watching the movie “A Time to Kill.”
Abduli finds professional inspiration from personal experience
Immigration attorney Sklkime Abduli understands her clients.
McIntyre gives clients fresh starts
Emily McIntyre's undergraduate degree in psychology has been helpful for her practice as a family law attorney.
Godfrey & Kahn’s Brusda helps clients prepare for the inevitable
Estate plans are as varied as the people who use them. And that is both the challenge and the reward for Shannon Brusda, an associate in Godfrey & Kahn SC’s Milwaukee office.
Blay lends an ear along with legal solutions
Ryan Blay performs several roles as an attorney in Lakelaw’s office in Kenosha.
Ciepluch enjoys the benefits of her job
Serendipity helped Amy Ciepluch find her legal focus.
Ebbens keeps Ahern’s contracts in line as in-house counsel
Last year, Krista Ebbens joined J.F. Ahern Co., a fifth-generation mechanical contracting firm in Fond du Lac, as the company's first ever in-house counsel.
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