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Erica is a member of O’Neil, Cannon, Hollman, DeJong & Laing S.C. ‘s Employment Law Practice Group.  She assists clients with employment discrimination litigation, non-competition and trade secret litigation, Occupational Safety and Health matters, wage and hour issues, NLRB and unfair labor practice matters, employment policy and agreement drafting and review, unemployment compensation, investigations and proper employment practices to avoid litigation.

Ellen M. Kozak has represented writers for over 35 years. She herself is the prize-winning author of hundreds of articles, a series of pseudonymous science fiction articles, and two books from Henry Holt & Co., From Pen to Print: The Secrets of Getting Published Successfully and Every Writer's Guide to Copyright and Publishing Law. She is also the author of The Everything U.S. Constitution Book, published by Adams Media.

Elissa M. Bowlin is a shareholder with the firm. Her practice focuses on product liability and personal injury matters. She practices out of the Milwaukee Office. Elissa is from Brookfield, Wisconsin and lives there with her husband and four children. She is a 2001 graduate of Marquette University where she obtained a Bachelor of Science – Nursing.  She obtained her Registered Nurse license in 2001.  In 2004 she graduated from the University of Dayton School of Law.  Her article, “Moving Forward: Asbestos Litigation,” has been published in the Wisconsin Civil Trial Journal.

Earlean Laster opened the doors of Laster & Associates, LLC over 15 years ago. Since then, Ms. Laster has been providing aggressive, affordable representation in matters of family law and criminal defense.. While attending law school at the University of Wisconsin, Madison Law School, Ms. Laster interned at the City Attorney’s Office in Milwaukee, where she was responsible for drafting pleadings, affidavits, and briefs for the Circuit Court and Court of Appeals.. In August of 1997, Ms. Laster became a licensed attorney in the state of Wisconsin and quickly realized her skill and passion for helping clients achieve justice in the criminal and family courts. In September 2000, after gaining several years of invaluable experience at two local Milwaukee law firms, Ms. Laster formed Laster & Associates.. Over the past decade, Laster & Associates has established itself as one of the premier family law firms through its staff of dedicated attorneys.

Doug is a founding partner of Rose & deJong and is a trial attorney who has tried over a hundred cases, mostly jury trials.  His principal areas of practice are business and commercial litigation, insurance and insurance bad faith claims, construction litigation, and real estate litigation.  Doug also handles the trial aspects of the firm’s family law and personal injury practice.. A former member of the U.S. Navy Judge Advocate General’s corps, Doug’s military career included, among other things, service as a prosecutor and senior defense counsel based out of Seattle, Washington.  He tried criminal cases from the Aleutian islands in Alaska to San Diego, California, and even at sea on board the USS Nimitz.  This included the successful defense of a sailor charged with negligent homicide following a flight deck fire.. As a civilian trial attorney Doug has handled a number of significant cases, including a seminal case in Wisconsin law, Digicorp v. Ameritech, which was a six figure jury verdict with punitive damages.  On appeal through the Wisconsin Supreme Court the case established primary precedent for the economic loss doctrine.

Derek focuses his practice on trademark prosecution, enforcement and licensing. Known for his ability to convey complex concepts to clients in a meaningful and understandable manner, he guides his clients through the trademark registration process and provides key insights to defend the trademark rights of his clients while simultaneously enhancing their brands.. Derek has represented clients across many industries including health and wellness, retail, education, alcohol and beverage, gaming, and consumer goods. Within these industries, he has comprehensively and successfully represented clients before the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office and the Trademark Trial and Appeal Board. Derek also assists clients with commercial transactions, business formation, and equity financing.

Defending drunk driving, traffic tickets and criminal cases. Providing quality representation for over 30 years for those injured in auto accidents. Michael Hayes has the highest possible rating for Ethical Standards and Legal Ability as reported by other attorneys to LexisNexis.

Dean P. Laing is the President and Managing Shareholder of the law firm of O'Neil, Cannon, Hollman, DeJong & Laing S.C., a 40-attorney firm headquartered in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. He has been with the Firm for more 36 years, since graduating cum laude from Marquette University Law School in 1983.. Mr. Laing has been recognized by members of the bar and judiciary as one of Wisconsin’s top trial attorneys.. Among numerous high-profile cases in which he has been involved, Mr. Laing was the lead trial attorney for Mitsubishi Heavy Industries America, Inc. in a lawsuit relating to the construction of the retractable roof of Miller Park (the home of the Milwaukee Brewers), which Judge Kitty K. Brennan called "the biggest case [Milwaukee] County has ever seen." The case, filed by the Southeast Wisconsin Professional Baseball Park District, sought $50 million in damages from Mitsubishi for alleged defects in the retractable roof constructed by Mitsubishi. Mitsubishi denied liability and filed a counterclaim seeking additional costs incurred in constructing the roof due to material changes made to the roof's design after Mitsubishi bid the job. The case involved claims of $140 million, and generated the taking of 162 depositions in three countries, the production of 2.9 million pages of documents, the filing of 96 substantive motions, and several trips to the appellate court. After three days of mediation involving 22 attorneys from seven states, a settlement was reached one week before the scheduled trial, resulting in Mitsubishi paying nothing on the Baseball Park District's claims and receiving $18 million on its counterclaim.. In another high-profile case handled by Mr. Laing, he represented a bank being sued by Koss Corporation in connection with an embezzlement by one of Koss’s employees, Sujata Sachdeva, who obtained $17 million of the embezzled funds from Koss’s accounts at the bank. Ms. Sachdeva embezzled a total of $34 million from Koss, which is the ninth largest embezzlement in U.S. history. Koss sought $42 million in damages from the bank, alleging that the bank acted in bad faith under the Uniform Fiduciaries Act by failing to detect the embezzlement. After more than five years of litigation, Koss’s case was dismissed by the trial court on summary judgment in 2016, which ruling was affirmed by the Wisconsin Court of Appeals on December 12, 2017 and subsequently affirmed by the Wisconsin Supreme Court on January 29, 2019. The bank paid nothing on Koss’s claims.. During his career, Mr. Laing has obtained more than 20 million-dollar settlements and jury verdicts for his clients, including the following:. $24.7 million (medical malpractice) (co-counsel). $18.0 million (construction). $5.6 million (legal malpractice). $5.4 million (corporate fraud). $5.3 million (breach of contract). $5.1 million (breach of contract). $3.5 million (insurance coverage). $3.1 million (medical malpractice). $2.6 million (insurance). $2.2 million (forklift accident). $2.1 million (breach of contract). $2.0 million (Americans with Disabilities Act). $1.7 million (product liability). $1.6 million (breach of Asset Purchase Agreement). $1.5 million (medical malpractice). $1.4 million (medical malpractice) (co-counsel). $1.3 million (insurance coverage). $1.3 million (breach of contract). $1.2 million (wrongful death). $1.2 million (truck accident). $1.2 million (motorcycle accident). $1.1 million (breach of contract). $1.1 million (prepayment penalty). $1.1 million (auto accident). Mr. Laing is board certified in Civil Trial Advocacy and Civil Pretrial Practice Advocacy by the National Board of Trial Advocacy, and is a frequent author and speaker on legal issues involving evidence, torts, insurance and trial tactics. He has authored 41 journal articles and book chapters, including the Evidence Chapter of the Wisconsin State Bar's annual book entitled Annual Survey of Wisconsin Law each year (but two) from 1987 to 2016; been an invited speaker at 28 legal seminars/workshops; and been counsel in 69 published/reported decisions, some of which made new law.. Mr. Laing's personality and trial skills have allowed him to be one of a select few attorneys who have been able to successfully practice both commercial litigation and personal injury litigation. In addition to representing Fortune 500 companies and other variously sized companies in their commercial litigation needs, Mr. Laing represents severely injured persons in prosecuting their personal injury claims. His passion for those cases is partially derived from his having two brothers with cerebral palsy. As a result of growing up in that environment, Mr. Laing understands what families go through in caring for loved ones with special needs, and is able to communicate that to insurance companies, defense counsel, judges and juries.. Mr. Laing can be reached at or

Daniel R. Schoshinski received his undergraduate degree from Marquette University in 1989, and his law degree from Marquette University Law School in 1992.. Mr. Schoshinski is a member of the Milwaukee Bar Association, State Bar of Wisconsin, American Bar Association, and the National Organization of Social Security Claimants & Representatives. He has taught workers compensation courses at Milwaukee Area Technical College and frequently speaks to labor organizations statewide.

Daniel Kondos is the founder and owner of Daniel P. Kondos, S.C. Law Offices. An experienced trial attorney, Dan Kondos has been representing Wisconsin injury victims since 1973. He has successfully represented thousands of personal injury victims throughout Wisconsin and the United States.. Attorney Kondos graduated from Marquette University in 1969 with a Bachelor of Arts degree and he received his law degree from Valparaiso Law School in 1973. Attorney Kondos was admitted to the State Bar of Wisconsin in 1973 and, subsequently, to the State Bar of Texas. Have you been recently injured and are considering legal representation?. Hiring a personal injury Attorney is the most important step to take if you want to fight the insurance company and receive the maximum settlement with the best possible outcome.. You may ask yourself why hire an Attorney? The answer is simple.. Knowledge of the law and experience.. An experienced, reputable personal injury Attorney knows the particular laws that apply to your case. Because of this, they may see other avenues for settlement that you do not.. This is especially important if you are dealing with an uninsured motorist.. Some other reasons to consider include:. Personal Injury can be a serious, devastating matter which can drastically affect your health, job, family and future. At Daniel P. Kondos Law Offices our goal is to help people who have suffered a personal injury due to someone else's carelessness or negligence. We understand that most people simply do not have the time or resources to go up against insurance companies or other large corporations in handling their injury claims. With more than 40 years in the legal field, we are ready to put our experience to work for you. We represent clients throughout Wisconsin who have been injured in any type of accident that was another person’s fault.. Get more EXPERIENCE.. Get more EXPERTISE.. Get more RESULTS.. Daniel Kondos. Get MORE.. Daniel Kondos Law Office looks forward to helping you!

Criminal defense attorney Gregory Isaac earned his Bachelor of Arts degree in History from Marquette University in 2012. He continued his legal education at Marquette and earned his Juris Doctor in 2016. Before his third year in law school, Mr. Isaac interned with in the Milwaukee office of the Wisconsin State Public Defender in the Revocation Division. Throughout his third year, Mr. Isaac again interned with the Milwaukee office of the Wisconsin State Public Defender in the Trial Division.. After graduation, Mr. Isaac worked as a clerk for one year in a large personal injury firm. He then worked as an attorney in a small insurance defense firm. Mr. Isaac then decided to return to his passion: criminal defense.. Mr. Isaac worked in a small criminal defense firm where he developed the skills to handle trial-level cases, revocations and appeals. Mr. Isaac has successfully completed trials that resulted in acquittals, held revocation hearings that did not result in revocation, and has argued several pre-trial suppression motions. He certainly has a reputation of fighting for his clients’ rights and negotiating excellent resolutions.. Finally, in his free time, Mr. Isaac enjoys reading, watching Marquette basketball and rooting for Chicago sports. He is a Milwaukee resident and lives with his wife and cat.

Craig Mastantuono is a partner at Mastantuono Coffee & Thomas SC, a Wisconsin criminal defense full-service law firm. He uses a strategic and imaginative approach to defending people and achieving positive outcomes for his clients, and is well recognized and respected in Wisconsin as an aggressive trial lawyer and effective negotiator. He practices law statewide, representing people accused of crime in criminal cases and investigations, in addition to crisis management and white-collar compliance. He has been included in the criminal defense attorney category in the Wisconsin Super Lawyers Publication every year from 2005 through 2023, including the Top 50 in Wisconsin and Top 25 in Milwaukee lists several of those years, and was previously named in Milwaukee Magazine’s Top Lawyers cover story in 2003. Before entering private practice, he specialized in defending drug prosecutions for the Waukesha County Trial Division of the State Public Defender. In addition to his extensive trial work in State and Federal Courts, Attorney Mastantuono has argued before the Wisconsin Supreme Court, the Wisconsin Court of Appeals, and the Seventh Circuit Court of Appeals.. Outside the courtroom, Attorney Mastantuono has received recognition from the Milwaukee Business Journal, which profiled him as a dynamic young business leader in its 2005 40 Under Forty edition. He is a frequent expert legal commentator for TV Ch. 12 WISN/ABC News Milwaukee, and an often-quoted source and contributor to the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel, the Wisconsin Law Journal and other publications. He is a past President of the Wisconsin Hispanic Lawyers Association, a Mayoral appointee to the Milwaukee Harbor Commission and a member of WI Governor Tony Evers' Judicial Selection Advisory Committee. Attorney Mastantuono received his law degree from DePaul University of Chicago, and his undergraduate degree in business administration cum laude from Loyola University of Chicago.. Every day, Mastantuono Coffee & Thomas law firm takes inquires from people who never thought that they would have to consult with a criminal justice attorney. But who among us doesn’t know someone who’s been in trouble, made a mistake, or needed help? Parents, siblings, employers, and friends call Mastantuono & Coffee to help someone they know through a crisis situation. During those difficult and unsteady moments, clients and their families rely upon our experience and expertise at dealing with this unfamiliar and frightening situation. Call on us. We’ll be there when you – or someone you know – needs help.

Colleen Beaman recieved her undergraduate and law degree from the University of Wisconsin.  She worked as a nurse before deciding to become a lawyer.  Since 1982, she has worked at Habush Habush & Rottier S.C. and is a shareholder. She has experience handling a wide variety of cases but focuses her practice on products liability and general liability cases.

Claude counsels business owners primarily in real estate and business transactions. For nearly 30 years, Claude has represented landlords and tenants in commercial lease transactions; buyers, sellers and developers of real property; lenders and borrowers in loan transactions; property owners in zoning matters and objections to property tax assessments; entrepreneurs in business start-ups and corporate organizational matters and existing businesses, by providing trademark and copyright protection and by drafting and negotiating manufacturing agreements, distribution agreements, and other contracts.. Claude Assists Clients With. Representative Clients. Examples of Claude’s Recent Client Work

Christopher R. Liro is a registered patent attorney at Andrus Intellectual Property Law and focuses his practice on intellectual property litigation in federal district and appellate courts, as well as at the International Trade Commission.. Chris has litigated patent disputes involving technologies including wireless communications, medical devices, semiconductor manufacturing, automotive components, and food packaging and manufacturing, for clients including Research In Motion, C.R. Bard, Zimmer, Seaquist Closures, Bank of America and Pylon Manufacturing. He manages and executes all aspects of litigation, including developing litigation and settlement/licensing strategies; conducting discovery and motion practice; assessing client and competitor intellectual property assets and litigation-related risks; negotiating litigation and settlement positions; representing clients at hearings and trials; and partnering with in-house counsel and business and technical staff.. Chris received his bachelor of science degree in civil engineering from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology in 1990, where he was a member of the Tau Beta Pi and Chi Epsilon honor societies, and received his master of science degree in civil engineering from the same institution in 1991. He received his juris doctor degree from the University of Michigan Law School in 2000 (magna cum laude), where he was a member of the Order of the Coif, the recipient of the Saul L. Nadler Memorial Award, and a contributing editor to the University of Michigan Law Review. Chris served as a law clerk to the Honorable William C. Bryson of the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit from 2000-2001. Prior to joining Andrus, Chris was an intellectual property litigation partner at Kirkland & Ellis LLP in Chicago.. Chris is admitted to practice law in Wisconsin and Illinois, and before the U.S. District Courts for the Eastern and Western Districts of Wisconsin, the U.S. District Court for the Northern District of Illinois, the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit, the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Seventh Circuit, and the U.S. Court of Appeals for Veterans Claims. Chris also represents clients on a pro bono basis before the U.S. Court of Appeals for Veterans Claims through the Veterans Consortium Pro Bono Program, and before the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit through the Federal Circuit Bar Association Veterans Pro Bono Program. In June 2012, he received an Annual Pro Bono Excellence Award from the Federal Circuit Bar Association for his work in the Veterans Pro Bono Program.. Representative Cases (prior to joining Andrus):

Christopher J. Ahrens is a partner and one of the prominent Milwaukee attorneys at The Previant Law Firm, S.C. A proud cum laude graduate of Michigan State University College of Law, Mr. Ahrens’ practice is concentrated in labor relations law and ERISA collections, representing clients in both federal and state courts. From overtime and wage disputes to workplace discrimination and other unfair labor practices, Mr. Ahrens is committed to doing everything in his abilities to fight for his clients’ rights. Call now to secure the representation of the labor law attorney in Milwaukee. Free consultations available

Christina is a member of the corporate team at Rose & deJong.  She has extensive experience in a wide variety of business matters, including contract drafting and negotiation, mergers and acquisitions, and commercial real estate transactions.. Christina received her law degree from Marquette University Law School in 2006, and her bachelor’s degree from the University of Minnesota in 2003.

Chelsie D. Springstead is a partner with the law firm of Lindner & Marsack, S.C. Ms. Springstead’s current legal practice is focused on defending worker's compensation claims for the insurance industry and self-insured employers, along with handling subrogation and Medicare issues. Prior to joining Lindner & Marsack S.C., Ms. Springstead was an associate at Cermele & Associates, S.C. where she represented law enforcement officers in worker's compensation claims, grievance appeals, citizen complaints, First Amendment issues and claims under the FMLA and FLSA.. Ms. Springstead received her law degree from Marquette University Law School where she also earned a Certificate in Dispute Resolution and her undergraduate degree from the University of Illinois where she double majored in English and Speech Communication. While in law school, Ms. Springstead worked as an intern for the Waukesha County Public Defender's Office and the Milwaukee County District Attorney's Office.. Ms. Springstead is a frequent speaker and lecturer on worker’s compensation, labor and employment law, and Medicare-related topics and also provides training to employers and insurance carriers in these areas. She is a member of the Lindner & Marsack worker’s compensation defense team which received a ‘first tier’ ranking by U.S. News and World Reports. Ms. Springstead is licensed to practice law in the State of Wisconsin and is admitted to practice in the United States District Courts in the Eastern District of Wisconsin. She is a member of the Wisconsin Bar Association, the Wisconsin Association of Worker’s Compensation Attorneys (WAWCA), the Milwaukee Insurance Adjusters Association (MIAA), the National Worker’s Compensation Defense Network (NWCDN), the National Association for Subrogation Professionals (NASP), Kids Chance of Wisconsin and the Alliance for Women in Worker's Compensation - WI Chapter. She is also currently the Vice President of the Wisconsin Worker’s Compensation Forum Board.

Charlie is a lifelong Wisconsin resident.  Proudly representing the injured workers of the state.. He is an avid sports fan, especially the Badgers (as an alum), Packers, Brewers, and Bucks.  He enjoys running, traveling, and especially spending time with his wife and two daughters.

Charles J. Hausmann is a Milwaukee native who attended Marquette University High School and graduated from the University of Wisconsin-Madison law school in 1971.He and his colleague John F. McNally, opened the Hausmann-McNally, S.C. law firm in 1973. The firm, now called McNally Law Offices, has been in downtown Milwaukee for over 30 years. It employs over 80 people in eight offices.Hausmann has tried a large number and wide variety of cases relating to injuries from car, truck and motorcycle accidents, also cases involving unsafe vehicle design, medical malpractice, wrongful death and serious criminal cases.In his community life, Hausmann has worked with the inner city Milwaukee community where he grew up. The projects include the development of the Victory Over Violence Park on Martin Luther King Jr. Drive and serving on the board of the West End Development Corporation, dedicated to improving Milwaukee’s west side, providing affordable housing and attractive business properties.In 1989, Attorney Hausmann started the “People’s Law School” to inform community residents of their rights as consumers and tenants to help them fully participate in the justice system. The program, developed and financed by the Hausmann-McNally Law firm for five years, was subsequently taken over by the Wisconsin Association of Minority Attorneys (WAMA) in 1994. He also established a special “Economic Summit” along with CYD to inform people of their economic rights on issues including credit, finances, mortgages and tenant rights.He was named “Attorney of the Year” and “Attorney of the Decade” by CYD for his work in the community.Attorney Hausmann has been a guest lecturer at the University of Wisconsin law school on trial practice and a guest presenter at many professional conferences on a variety of topics, especially jury selection—which is an area of special interest. He is a member of the Wisconsin Bar and the American Association for Justice, a lifetime member and former board member of the Wisconsin Academy of Trial Lawyers.He and his wife Jean have five daughters, Julia (a Ph.D. candidate at the University of Illinois Champaign-Urbana), Issa (a Ph.D. student at NYU and Yale law school graduate), Kelly (a physical therapist in Denver, CO), Kate (art therapist in California) and Briget (a business manager in New York City).

Chad is a shareholder and member of the firm’s Business Practice Group. His practice focuses on working with privately held businesses and their owners, assisting them with the various legal issues they face in operating their business on a day-to-day basis. This includes legal issues businesses have in dealing with their customers, vendors, suppliers, competitors, and employees, and the laws and contracts governing those relationships.  As part of his practice, Chad has considerable experience in Mergers & Acquisitions working with businesses that are going through transition events such as mergers, acquisitions, and sales. He has represented numerous clients in deals ranging from $100k up to $22M. An area of concentration for Chad has been assisting corporate clients that are involved in dealership/distribution and franchise models, and counseling them on the unique contractual and business issues they face as dealers/franchisees. Over the past 15 years, Chad has worked with well in excess of 300 different dealership/franchise models. Chad prides himself on providing efficient, practical legal advice, and developing long lasting relationships with his clients. He strives to obtain an intimate knowledge of his clients businesses' to help ensure their continued success going forward.. Chad Assists Clients With. Representative Client Work

Chad Hendricks graduated from Marquette University Law School and joined the Law Offices of Randall E. Reinhardt as an associate attorney in February 2014. According to Chad, "I have always been drawn to personal injury work because it allows me to represent individuals who have endured the devastation of an accident or loss of a loved one due to someone else's mistake.". Since joining the firm, Chad has worked on a variety of negligence cases in all types of personal injury, product liability, and wrongful death matters. "It is an incredible opportunity for me to work alongside and learn from such a talented and devoted attorney like Randy (Reinhardt)."  Chad also provides effective and knowledgeable legal representation to drivers in need of an experienced traffic ticket attorney throughout the Southeastern Wisconsin area and beyond.. Outside of the office, Chad serves as an Appellate Court Judge for the Oneida Nation and other Indian tribes throughout the state.  Chad remains focused on his professional growth and development as an active member of the Wisconsin Association for Justice, the Milwaukee Bar Association, the Wisconsin Tribal Judges Association, and the State Bar of Wisconsin.. Chad brings with him a passion for fearlessly serving people in the community and his unique professional background will benefit anyone who works with him.. He spent three years in the Army as an infantryman during Operation Desert Storm. He was then hired as a City of Milwaukee firefighter and joined the Wisconsin Army National Guard as a UH-60 Blackhawk Helicopter pilot. Chad was forced to make a career change after he suffered a severe neck and back injury while working as a firefighter. He was hired in 2006 as an airline pilot flying 70-seat passenger jets first for Delta Airlines and then Midwest Airlines. However, when Midwest Airlines was purchased and dissolved, Chad decided to return and finish his education.. While a student at Marquette University Law School, Chad was selected as a "Top 40 National Finalist" for the Minority Corporate Council's Lloyd M. Johnson Scholarship. He was president of the Native American Law Students Association, a member of the Multicultural Law Students Association, and a member of Marquette's Sports Law Review. Additionally, in his final year of law school Chad worked as research assistant to Professor Jay Grenig for two semesters.. In addition to his classwork and extracurricular activities, Chad volunteered for the Sojourner Family Peace Center delivering food and gifts to the homes of victims of family violence. He also volunteered at Interfaith Older Adult Programs doing yard work, snow shoveling, and other handyman work for senior citizens in and around his neighborhood.. In 2009 Chad graduated from the University of Wisconsin-Parkside Magna Cum Laude with a B.S. in Sports Management. He was named UW-Parkside's Outstanding Graduate for 2009, which is the highest honor given to a graduating senior. He grew up in Milwaukee and graduated from Cudahy High School. He got his first taste of personal injury work in high school while working as an office aide at a prominent Milwaukee personal injury firm. Chad now lives in Pewaukee with his wife, Anna, and four sons, George, Henry, Teddy, and Joe. In his free time he enjoys acting as an Uber for his kids taking them to baseball, basketball, or football practices, running, coaching youth sports, and spending time with his family.

Chad grew up throughout Wisconsin and currently resides in Elm Grove, Wisconsin. He graduated from Marquette University in 1997 (B.A.) and from Marquette University School of Law in 2000 (J.D.).. Chad’s practice focuses on the representation of Chapter 7 and Chapter 13 bankruptcy debtors. He has the experience of having personally advised thousands of consumer bankruptcy clients. He has given lectures and bankruptcy seminars for many groups, including the Meta House Women’s Shelter in Milwaukee. Chad also does Pro Bono work for Legal Action of Milwaukee, counseling individuals on how having an attorney is an important part of the bankruptcy process. Over the past 6 years, Chad has successfully filed bankruptcies for every client he has represented. Chad has the distinction of being one of the top bankruptcy filers in Wisconsin over the last 6 years.

Chad A. Kreblin, shareholder and attorney at Hupy and Abraham, S.C., was born in Watertown, Wisconsin. He took a position with Hupy and Abraham, S.C., in 2001, after graduating from law school. During his career as a personal injury attorney, he has recovered over $200 million on behalf of injured parties. He became a shareholder at Hupy and Abraham, S.C., in 2007.. Active in the legal community, Attorney Kreblin is also a sought-after speaker and has lectured on various legal and insurance coverage issues in Wisconsin, Illinois, Iowa, Missouri and Minnesota. He is also a member of several professional legal organizations.. Mr. Kreblin is also involved in the community. In 2001, he founded the Hupy and Abraham, S.C., Child Identification Program to assist police in locating missing children. Since then, he has personally fingerprinted over 8000 children. In addition, he sits on the board of the American Cancer Society Relay for Life.. When he is not working, Mr. Kreblin enjoys spending time with his family, playing sports, reading, and watching sporting events.

Brendan received his B.A. from the University of Vermont, Burlington, in
2005, and his J.D. from the University of Wisconsin Law School in 2009.
In law school, Brendan garnered "Best Oralist" honors as Moot Court
Board member and competed at the prestigious National Entertainment Law
Competition in Malibu, California. He also interned with the Wisconsin
Employment Relations Commission ("WERC") and clerked for two years at
the Madison law firm of Gingras, Cates & Luebke, S.C. Additionally,
Brendan worked for the Sheboygan County District Attorney's Office
(performing the same duties as an Assistant District Attorney under the
Supreme Court's Student Practice Rule). He was even awarded the
Sheboygan Police Department's Citizen's Distinguished Service Award for
"courageous acts of bravery to aid and assist law enforcement," as a
result of having rescued a drowning girl in Lake Michigan. As member of
the Wisconsin Bar Association, Brendan is focusing his efforts on
defending law enforcement personnel in criminal investigations,
disciplinary appeals, citizen complaints, and general civil litigation.