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Updike stands out as firm’s go-to guy
Personality comes up a lot, both when Shawn Updike describes his job and when his boss describes him.
Daniels on front line in helping firm expand
She has never tried a case and her name isn’t on the shingle, but Jeanne Daniels still has been instrumental in growing Hupy and Abraham.
To lawyers, Grencik unmatched in her work
When a client starts asking the legal assistant for advice, you know you’re in good hands.
For the record, Lewandowski shines
Anna Lewandowski stands at the intersection of where new business and records management meet for Michael Best & Friedrich.
Sayers leads firm’s rebranding campaign
It’s one thing to take on a rebranding project for a law firm of more than 120 staff and attorneys.
Roberts plays vital role in patent practice
While a lot has changed since Kelly Roberts began working as a legal assistant 30 years ago, one thing hasn’t: Her love of the job.
Reeves makes sure lawyers stay in step with tech
As an IT computer-services specialist in the office of the State Public Defender, it’s Marshall Reeves’ job to ensure lawyers can do theirs.
Sewell can fully well see attorneys’ needs
Although it’s often hard to predict exactly what sort of case will next come across the paralegal Peter Sewell’s desk, Sewell manages to stay unflappable amid the uncertainty.
Wrobel the face of district court
As a longtime employee working in the federal court system in Milwaukee, Kris Wrobel is constantly called to stay on top of emerging situations and think on her feet.
High court revokes Milwaukee attorney’s license
The Wisconsin Supreme Court has indefinitely suspended the license of a Milwaukee lawyer who failed to respond to dozens of allegations of misconduct.
High court publicly reprimands Green Bay attorney, rebukes referee
The Wisconsin Supreme Court has publicly reprimanded a former Green Bay attorney, but also took to task the referee who presided over the disciplinary proceedings.
Migrant workers tripped up by new work-search rules, slapped with fraud
For nearly two decades, Sanjuana Maltos would travel to Wisconsin from her home in Texas to work from June to November for the state’s cannery companies.
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- Milwaukee Police officer traveling to Georgia training retires before facing discipline
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