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Craig Christensen is a shareholder in the firm and the manager of the Appleton office. He began his legal career in Milwaukee in 1985 and started working in our Appleton office in 1988. Since that time, Craig has worked exclusively for people who have been injured in car accidents, work-place injuries and animal attacks to ensure they receive fair compensation.. Craig has tried many cases throughout Wisconsin and because of his trial experience, the National Board of Trial Advocacy has certified him as a Civil Trial Specialist. Craig is also an adjunct professor at the University of Wisconsin Law School teaching trial advocacy. In 2017 The Wisconsin Law Journal named Craig a Leader in the Law. He has also been named a Wisconsin Super Lawyer since 2006 and has been listed in the 2015-2019 editions of Best Lawyers in America for personal injury litigation. He was named a 2020 Best Lawyers Lawyer of the Year – Personal Injury Litigation – Plaintiffs -Green Bay. In 2018 he was elected to the American Board of Trial Advocates.. In his spare time, Craig enjoys traveling and bicycling with his wife, as well as hunting and fishing with family and friends.

Born and raised in Janesville, WI, Tim received his undergraduate degree from Edgewood College in 1996. He obtained his law degree from Hamline University School of Law in 2000.. Tim chose this area of practice because he truly believes that bad things happen to good people. As a family man and business owner himself, he understands the fear that many people feel over the prospect of losing their homes, cars and other valuable assets.. It is his privilege to help people find reasonable solutions to dire financial situations. He wants to assist those individuals in the Fox Valley community who are struggling with financial problems and provide the much-needed assistance they need to begin a happier and healthier financial life.

Attorney Peter Kraft. Peter is the owner and sole attorney at KraftGuard Legal Services LLC. KraftGuard was established as Peter shifted from a general practice firm to a firm dedicated to Guardianship Law. Peter’s passion is to help clients throughout the State of Wisconsin protect their vulnerable loved ones. Peter has experience representing individuals under guardianship as their attorney. He has also represented others as a Guardian ad Litem. In his role as Guardian ad Litem, Peter advocates for the best interests of the individual before the court.Peter began his career as a criminal defense attorney where he spent thousands of hours in court arguing on behalf of his clients. Applying these experiences to Guardianship cases allows Peter to have a comprehensive understanding of the differing perspectives present in all Guardianship cases.. Peter was born and raised in Seymour, Wisconsin. Peter received a Bachelor’s degree from the University of Wisconsin – Green Bay where he studied History. He then received his Juris Doctorate degree from Marquette University in 2008. Peter resides in the Fox Valley with his wife Kari and their two children.

Attorney Greg Curtis is a shareholder with the Herrling Clark Law Firm, Ltd. Greg joined the firm immediately after earning his doctorate in law from the University of Wisconsin Law School in 1990. Since that time, Greg has concentrated his practice in the areas of business and corporate law, estate planning, elder law, real estate, and business succession planning. Greg also spent numerous years representing various municipalities as a town, city, or village attorney.

Attorney Chuck Koehler has been a shareholder with the Herrling Clark Law Firm for over 25 years as Financial Chairman. From 2013-2014 he served as President and is now Vice-President of the Firm. Chuck’s practice is concentrated in areas of business and personal financial matters, business and real estate transactions, municipal law, employment law, and related matters in these areas of law. Chuck also handles a wide variety of disputes, mediations, and lawsuits including matters involving real estate, employment issues, creditors' rights, municipal matters, banking matters, partnerships, limited liability companies, corporate law, purchase, and sale of businesses, bankruptcy, and estate and business transition planning and strategies.. Transactional matters within Chuck’s experience include areas such as forming corporations, negotiating and drafting business contracts, employment agreements, partnership agreements, municipal ordinances, and resolutions, stock agreements, eminent domain, leases, restrictive covenants, non-competition agreements, condominium declarations, bank loan documentation, security agreements, wills, and trusts, real estate purchase contracts, agreements for the sale, purchase, and merger of businesses, articles, and bylaws, real estate easements, contracts, covenants, and purchase and sale agreements. Chuck has been certified by the National Board of Trial Advocacy based upon testing, as well as actual litigation and jury trial experience. Chuck’s trial experience includes a wide range of disputes, including administrative hearings, mediations, arbitrations, and lawsuits in State and Federal courts.. Chuck was rated by an international service as having "very high to preeminent" legal ability and "very high" ethical standards as established by confidential opinions of members of the Bar in Northeast Wisconsin. He also was rated as one of the "Best of the Bar" in a survey of lawyers conducted by Fox Cities Magazine.. Chuck is currently the Chairperson of District 6 of the State Bar of Wisconsin’s Fee Arbitration Program, served on a select committee of the State Bar regarding multi-disciplinary practice, and serves on the Board of Directors for Community Real Estate and Personal Property Foundation, Inc. which is a supporting organization of the Community Foundation of the Fox Valley. He also serves on several other Boards of Directors.

Attorney Amber Gratz received her bachelor’s degrees, magna cum laude, in political science and international business.  She then went on to earn her J.D. from University of Louisville’s Brandeis School of Law.  While in law school, Amber served as the Supervising Editor of Articles for the Journal of Law and Education and was a member of the Wagner Moot Court Team that placed fifth in the nation after the first three preliminary rounds advancing to the competition’s playoffs.  Also during law school, Amber did a hands-on externship with the Louisville Legal Aid Society, where she was able to represent clients on their divorce and domestic abuse cases.  Through this externship she gained valuable experience in trial practice, as well as, family law.. At Fox River Law, LLC., Amber specializes in family law and criminal defense.  Amber, along with Attorney Amanda Skorr & Jason Farris provide knowledge and helpful advice when you are facing criminal charges or need help with a divorce or custody/placement matter.  Amber has handled a variety of criminal cases, from OWIs, and drug charges to felony and misdemeanor charges. She has also handled many family law cases where  parents are fighting for placement of their children.  Prior to joining Fox River Law, LLC., Amber began working at Pitsch Law Offices, LLC., where she handled numerous family law and criminal defense cases.. In Amber's spare time she enjoys spending time with her family and 2 dogs, hiking and being outside.  She has also coached club volleyball for over 12 years and is active in the Fox Valley volleyball community.

Andrew Rossmeissl joined the Herrling Clark Law Firm in July, 2005, and is currently a Shareholder. His practice includes a variety of matters, with a concentration in the areas of business, real estate, banking, municipal, litigation and transactions.

After receiving her bachelor’s degree, summa cum laude, from the University of Wisconsin – Green Bay, Amy earned her J.D., cum laude, from Marquette University Law School. While pursuing her law degree, she was an Associate Editor of the Marquette Law Review, the law school’s flagship publication. She also served as a research assistant to the dean of the law school, Joseph D. Kearney, where she conducted research on potential improvements to the Wisconsin Rules of Civil Procedure.. Prior to joining Hoff Law Offices as an attorney, Amy worked at the firm as a law clerk, assisting Attorney Daniel J. Hoff while gaining valuable experience in his practice areas. She also worked as a legal intern at the Outagamie County Corporation Counsel’s office, where she primarily researched how Wisconsin’s new statutes directly impacted the county’s daily operations.. Amy practices personal injury (car accidents, slip and fall etc.), family law (divorce, child support, child custody, paternity, spousal support), real estate, and bankruptcy.