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Milwaukee lawyer gets real about market concerns
It’s not a seismic shift, but the economic collapse of 2008 definitely moved the line on Mark Malloy’s real estate caseload.
Quarles attorney Lewis paves path from lab to courtroom
Jessica Lewis has a bachelor’s degree in zoology and a Ph.D. in molecular and cellular biology. So, of course, she became a lawyer.
Dodd bounces back from tragedy with triumphs
The biggest case of Kelly Dodd’s career started off as just another attempt to collect child support.
Whyte Hirschboeck Dudek’s Barthel fueled by life experiences
Learning that Ted Barthel ended up an intellectual property lawyer is kind of like skipping to the last page of a whodunnit.
Hartland attorney takes matters into her own hands
Lisa Holahan devotes her work to helping others, but recently, she decided to help herself.
Magistrate judge working his way through retirement
There barely was enough time to congratulate U.S. Magistrate Judge Aaron Goodstein on his retirement before he was back on the bench.
Newly sworn-in, Trautschold looking ahead to long career
Less than a month into practicing law, David Trautschold was guardedly optimistic about his career as a lawyer, thus far.
Fond du Lac lawyer competes for PI cases
Everybody wants a piece of the personal injury pie in a small town, from small firms trying to branch out to major firms with large marketing and advertising budgets.
Mock trials sparked Pasternak’s passion for law
The things you do in high school can have a profound affect on your future. Frank Pasternak, managing partner of Pasternak & Zirgibel SC in Brookfield, can attest to that.
Lasting relationships in the cards for personal injury lawyer Laufenberg
When it comes to handling personal injury cases, veteran litigator Lynn Laufenberg makes it personal -- from the moment he meets new clients and gets to know them until the cases are long over and he continues to stay in touch with them.
Judge Foster has a sound system for the law
Looking back at her two dozen years on the Waukesha County Circuit Court bench, Judge Kathryn W. Foster is most proud of the moments when she has had a positive effect on someone’s life.
Crocker works crime cases up the legal ladder
As a young attorney fresh out of law school in the early 1980s, U.S. Magistrate Judge Stephen Crocker wanted to work for the federal government prosecuting organized crime.
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