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Who’s Doing What: Attorneys named to Best Lawyers list; WHD names group leaders
Attorneys throughout the state have been named to the annual Best Lawyers in America list.
Patent pending: Working with inventors keeps Sara engaged
After more than 30 years of practicing patent law, Charles Sara still enjoys getting up every day and heading into the office.
Who’s Doing What: AWL announces Board of Directors; new hires
The Association for Women Lawyers has announced its new Board of Directors.
Who’s Doing What: Davis & Kuelthau moves Oshkosh office; Hoff opens own law firm
Attorney Casey Hoff has opened his own law firm, Casey Hoff Attorney at Law, in downtown Sheboygan.
LEGAL CENTS: The marketing trick you probably haven’t tried
Content marketing isn’t new, but if you’re not doing it yet, you’re missing out.
Who’s Doing What: Attorneys join firms; Miske named to WHD’s board
Hall, Render, Killian, Heath & Lyman has announced that associate attorneys Sarah Semrow and James Junger have joined the firm's Milwaukee office.
Senatori relishes pet projects
Megan Senatori's litigation defense practice is all about strategy.
Who’s Doing What: Walny launches mediation service; DeWitt adds immigration attorney
Milwaukee-based Walny Legal Group LLC has launched the state’s only estate and probate mediation service registered with the Wisconsin Association of Mediators.
Who’s Doing What: Renlund, Due elected to firm’s executive committee (UPDATE)
Madison-based DeWitt Ross & Stevens S.C. has announced its partners, Rob Due and Cari Anne Renlund, were elected to serve on the company's executive committee.
Richter leaves litigation, finds home in transactions
Like the hockey players he enjoys watching, Brody Richter knows a change in direction is sometimes needed to reach the goal.
Who’s Doing What: Attorneys promoted; Peterson named MBA president
Edward Evans, Katrina Hull, Thomas Janczewski, Plymouth Nelson, Kirk Pelikan and Leah Ziemba were promoted to partner at Michael Best & Friedrich LLP, Milwaukee.
Madison contractor questions legal fees
A construction contractor and the city of Middleton together scored a victory in court over the Associated General Contractors of Wisconsin, but that result cost the company about three times as much.
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- Reinhart named the 2024 Wisconsin law firm of the year by benchmark litigation
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- Wisconsin Supreme Court to hear arguments in Democratic governor’s suit against GOP-led Legislature
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