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Chintamaneni likens clients’ cases to solving a puzzle
Working on real estate related lawsuits, such as actions arising from construction projects or eminent-domain matters, is similar to putting together a puzzle, according to Smitha Chintamaneni, a shareholder at von Briesen & Roper in Milwaukee.
Valentyn finds true match in entrepreneurs
Coming from a family of legal professionals, Connor Valentyn was pretty certain he would become a lawyer himself. The real question was: What type of practice would he pursue?
Hartley working and working hard at employment law
Change is nothing new to Claire Hartley and other lawyers specializing in labor and employment law.
Bobber helps clients through employment-law maze
Bernard “Bud” Bobber finds fulfillment guiding clients through the labyrinth of employment laws and regulations.
Divorce law lets Stephenson help clients through tough times
When he meets new people and is asked what he does, Max Stephenson prefers to talk about family law rather than volunteering that divorce cases constitute the bulk of his work.
Schulz pulls his weight in M&A deals
For Kevin Schulz, an attorney at Foley & Lardner in Milwaukee, success is when his client closes on a deal, whether it be the sale of a family business or of a major league baseball team.
Czuta finds fulfillment helping insurers, self-insured firms
When Josh Czuta worked as an attorney at Liberty Mutual Insurance and saw workers’ compensation cases begin to arrive on his desk, he was unsure what to think.
Stoehr brings global experience to Michael Best
Craig Stoehr had practiced law around the world, from Qatar and London, before he decided to return to his home state of Wisconsin earlier this year.
McCauley blends creativity, writing in successful litigation practice
John McCauley always had a strong interest in reading and writing – even when he worked in finance before starting law school.
von Briesen & Roper section leader helps clients Ward off investigations
Stacy Gerber Ward has sat on both sides of the table.
Foley & Lardner’s McKeown a mainstay in high-profile antitrust, sports cases
Working on complex litigation cases is stressful enough, but add in the high-profile world of sports and the stress level can soar.
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