Brad Fulton started at the bottom at DeWitt.

Brian Smigelski enjoys solving a good problem.

Going to law school while also studying for a master’s degree in history probably wasn’t the easiest thing Debora Meiners ever did.

Cari Anne Renlund can remember the case that put her firmly on the path toward becoming an attorney.

Chase Horne knows there’s always something new and exciting in construction law, even when he’s working on two cases with nearly identical paths.

Nathaniel Cade Jr., of Gonzalez Saggio & Harlan LLP, Milwaukee, was named to the Leadership Council on Legal Diversity’s 2012 Fellows Program. Fellow members include general counsel and managing partners from top law firms and in-house legal departments across the country.

Though they’ve been popular in Asia for years now, Quick Response, or QR, codes are starting to make their way stateside and into the legal marketing world.

For the past seven years, attorney Stephen DiTullio of Dewitt, Ross & Stevens SC has rung the Salvation Army bell outside Madison-area grocery stores during the holidays.

After serving for nearly a decade as the managing partner of Madison-based DeWitt Ross & Stevens SC, attorney Steve DiTullio in July stepped down to focus on his employment defense practice.

A bill that would make prenuptial agreements ironclad is drawing a fight from judges and family law attorneys who argue fairness would go out the window with flexibility.

The law firm of DeWitt Ross & Stevens SC, Madison, announced that the Wisconsin Law Foundation honored its partner, Donald Leo Bach, with the Charles L. Goldberg Distinguished Service Award at the Fellows of the Wisconsin Law Foundation dinner Sept. 27 in Madison.

Quarles & Brady LLP announced that Sarah Coyne, a partner in the firm’s Madison office and chair of the firm’s health law group, has been named “Wisconsin Health Law Attorney of the Year” by the State Bar of Wisconsin’s Health Law Section. The award is presented annually to an attorney who has contributed to the preservation and enhancement of the ...

This time of year, people expect tax attorney Doug Frazer to be buried in work.