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When not advocating on behalf of workers, Jaron enjoys spending time with his family, outdoor sports, and rooting for Wisconsin sports teams!

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Susan Tyndall received her undergraduate degree at University of Illinois and her J.D., with honors, from Marquette University Law School. She was admitted to the State Bar of Wisconsin in 1985 and has practiced in courts throughout the state. Susan joined the dedicated legal team at Habush Habush & Rottier S.C. in 2013. She has focused her practice on insurance coverage and appellate practice.

Rod W. Rogahn is a business lawyer and founding partner of Rogahn Jones LLC. Before starting the firm, Mr. Rogahn was Vice President/General Counsel with Generac Power Systems in Waukesha for over ten years.. A community thrives when its members take an active interest in its health. So Mr. Rogahn joins many others in his involvement in:

ReAnna C. Grabow is a partner at D'Angelo & Grabow.  She graduated from Marquette University Law School in 2005.  She concentrates her practice on Family Law.  She is experienced in divorce, child custody, child placement, child support, paternity and post-judgment matters.    ReAnna also serves as a Guardian ad Litem in Waukesha County.  She has served as a Guardian ad Litem in both pre and post-judgment divorce and paternity actions.. ReAnna is a strong proponent of alternative dispute resolution.  She has taken over twenty-five hours of divorce mediation training through the University of Wisconsin, along with recent training through the Mediation Center in Waukesha County.     In addition, ReAnna is a Collaborative Divorce practitioner.

Need to buy or sell real estate or list your property for sale by owner?  Not sure about the process?  Need assistance with your small business or a corporate law matter? Call Bill for a free consultation now at.  Real Estate lawyer & Business lawyer.. I have been licensed to practice law since 2011 and provide confidential, trusted legal counsel to clients for their business, real estate, and other transactional needs.. Small Business Lawyer and Real Estate Lawyer representing Waukesha County, Washington County, Milwaukee County and surrounding areas.  Get more information at Walden, Neitzke & Kuhary, S.C.'s website.. Practice Areas: Business Lawyer, Real Estate Lawyer, Real Estate Attorney. Locations/Practice Areas: Waukesha Real Estate Attorney, New Berlin Real Estate Attorney, Brookfield Real Estate Attorney, Menomonee Falls Real Estate Attorney, Muskego Real Estate Attorney, West Bend Real Estate Attorney, Germantown Real Estate Attorney, Hartford Real Estate Attorney, Mequon Real Estate Attorney, Milwaukee Real Estate Attorney, West Allis Real Estate Attorney, Wauwatosa Real Estate Attorney.

My practice focuses on real estate development and general business and corporate matters.. I graduated from Marquette University Law School, where I served as Editor in Chief and Managing Editor of the Marquette Intellectual Property Law Review. I earned my bachelors degrees from the University of Wisconsin-Madison. In my free time, I enjoy playing the piano, reading for fun, catching up on TV, and spending time with my extended family.

My practice focuses on estate planning, family business succession planning, retirement planning, prenuptial and postnuptial agreements, and probate and trust administration.  I also represent fiduciaries and beneficiaries in estate and trust disputes, and advise clients on a wide variety of estate, gift and income tax issues.. I take the time to get to know my clients, allowing me to develop highly individualized solutions for them.. My clients include owners of family controlled companies, professionals, individuals, trusts and estates, primarily in the Waukesha, Madison, and Milwaukee, Wisconsin areas.

Molly Lavin is a Shareholder with the Firm and a second-generation lawyer, following in the footsteps of her father. Molly focuses her practice in the area of general personal injury law. This means that Molly has handled cases with a varied set of facts. Many of her cases involve injuries sustained in motor vehicle accidents. She has also handled cases involving nursing home injuries; slip and falls; sexual assaults; dog bites; pharmacy errors; and injuries caused by home or building owners and/or contractors.. Molly is a Board Certified Civil Trial Specialist by the National Board of Trial Advocacy and has been honored by the Wisconsin Law Journal as one of its Women in the Law for 2013. She has also been named to the Wisconsin Super Lawyer list since 2012 and named a Top 25 Women Super Lawyer since 2013.. Molly is actively involved in the alumni group for her college sorority Chi Omega. She is also a Chair of the Board of Directors for the March of Dimes, a national organization for the prevention of birth defects and prematurity.. Molly graduated cum laude from Marquette University Law School and received her B.S. from the University of Dayton.

Matthew R. Harding has a comprehensive background representing clients in a variety of legal disputes with a concentration on civil litigation for personal injuries stemming from auto accidents, slip and falls, dog bites, and products liability, as well as economic losses derived from breach of contract, fraud, misappropriation of funds and other financial misdeeds.  He has earned successful results before Circuit Courts throughout Wisconsin, the Wisconsin Court of Appeals, District Courts in Wisconsin and Colorado, and the Seventh Circuit Court of Appeals.

Married with three children.  Cathy is a lawyer living in Ireland, Patrick is in his last year of medical school and Julia is in her last year of law school.  Hobbies include reading, exercising, knitting and travel,

Married and 5 children. Marathon runner (10) (Charitable organizations, Lymphoma and Leukemia Society, Special Olympics). As the previous District Attorney of Waukesha County, WI I handled virtually every criminal case you can imagine from police executions, murders, sex assault, robbery, narcotics, corrpution, traffic, DWI, open records/meetings, elections and numerous other areas. I ran for Attorney General of Wisconsin in 2006 and was unsuccessful and left the DIstrict Attorney's office, entering into private practice.  I was the recepient of numerous state and federal awards and citations during my service as District Attorney and continue my involvement in the community today.

Kelly L. Neitzke primarily practices family law and divorce law in Waukesha County.  The cornerstone of Kelly’s practice is her relationship with her clients.  She listens to clients and offers genuine compassion for their legal concerns.  Kelly makes it a priority to communicate with clients and provide each client with her honest opinion regarding their needs, goals, and personal objectives. Kelly is married and has two children, so she understands the importance of your family issues.  Also, because legal services can be exceedingly expensive, Kelly uses the most cost-effective approach when handling all cases, so you won’t pay more than is needed to advance your case in the best possible way.   Kelly receives frequent referrals from other satisfied clients and trusted attorneys in the area, and also frequently serves as Guardian ad Litem upon the request of the Waukesha County judges.  Kelly handles an array of criminal and traffic cases, and has developed a strong working relationship with many of the assistant district attorneys and city attorneys in Waukesha County to help you to best resolve your legal matter.  In addition, Kelly also will handle civil, real estate, and business matters on a limited basis, as it relates to existing client matters and referrals.

Jim Fergal is a shareholder at Habush Habush & Rottier. His practice is focused in medical malpractice, and leads the firm’s malpractice team. Jim has worked previously as a medical malpractice defense attorney, including defending government doctors as an Assistant United States Attorney; this experience provides him with special insight into cases.. Jim has tried cases throughout the State of Wisconsin and has argued before the 7th Circuit Court of Appeals and the Wisconsin Supreme Court. He is certified by the National Board of Trial Advocacy as a Trial Specialist.. Jim is listed in the 2018 edition of Best Lawyers in America for both personal injury litigation and medical malpractice law. He has been recognized by Best Lawyers since 2005. Jim has been named a Super Lawyer every year since 2005, and has been elected to membership in the American Board of Trial Advocates (ABOTA). He is a member of the Litigation Section Board of the Wisconsin Bar Association and was the Chief of Section in 1999-2000 and 2006-2007.. Jim is a graduate of both the University of Wisconsin School of Business and the University of Wisconsin Law School, and is an avid Badgers fan.

Jesse Blocher is shareholder with Habush Habush & Rottier and practices in the firm’s Waukesha office. He is dedicated to representing those injured by the negligence of others in a wide variety of cases from automobile collisions to complex products liability claims. Large or small, Jesse attempts to prepare each case as if it will be argued to a jury. While most cases settle out of court, Jesse’s extensive trial and appellate experience helps him to obtain the best possible results for clients whether via settlement or litigation. He has been trial counsel on numerous successful verdicts, including a $38 million products liability verdict, believed to be a state record. He has also won many appeals and argued before the Wisconsin Supreme Court on multiple occasions, resulting in decisions that positively affect the rights of injured Wisconsinites.. Jesse has been recognized locally and nationally for his work. In 2023 Jesse was honored with the President’s Award by the Wisconsin Association for Justice, given to a lawyer whose advocacy has resulted in outstanding state-wide impact to the practice of law. He is a member of the International Society of Barristers, which membership is limited to some of the most accomplished trial lawyers in the world. He is also a Board-Certified Civil Trial Advocate by the National Board of Trial Advocacy. Jesse’s professional honors include being selected as a “Super Lawyer” each year since 2013 (a peer-reviewed honor bestowed on the top 5% of lawyers in the state), included in the “Best Lawyers in America,” chosen by the Wisconsin Law Journal as an “Up and Coming Lawyer” in 2013, recognized as a Rising Star honoree from 2011-2012, named as one of M Magazine’s “Leading Lawyers,” included in Wisconsin’s “Top 40 under 40” by the National Trial Lawyers, assessed as “AV preeminent” (the highest rating) by Martindale Hubell, and rated a perfect 10.0 on Avvo.. Jesse volunteers his time for a number of organizations. For ten years, Jesse helped aspiring lawyers by coaching moot court teams at Marquette University Law School. He has been the President and Litigation Section Chairman of the Waukesha County Bar Association. He was elected to serve on the Wisconsin State Bar’s Board of Governors. He is a member of the board of directors and amicus committee co-chair for the Wisconsin Association for Justice. Jesse has presented at many legal seminars and written several articles, including “Earn Your Stripes, Part 1: How to Get Civil Trial Experience,” “Earn Your Stripes, Part 2: How to Get Through a Civil Trial,” and “The Pugilist’s Guide to Brief Writing,” published in the Wisconsin Lawyer. The Wisconsin State Bar awarded Jesse the Charles Dunn Award for writing excellence in 2024.. Jesse is a summa cum laude (top 1% of class) graduate of the Marquette University Law School. He obtained his undergraduate degree from the University of Wisconsin at Madison. Outside of work, Jesse enjoys spending time with his wife and daughter, playing golf, and staying active in his community.

I pride myself as being a versatile lawyer that can provide you with comprehensive and diligent legal representation.  Since starting at the firm, I have handled cases in worker’s compensation, personal injury, family law, landlord/tenant rights, real estate transactions, estate planning, lemon law, small claims and civil litigation.  I am also an experienced legal writer and researcher, having interned for the District IV Court of Appeals in Madison.  In looking for lawyers, experience working for a court is always a bonus for several reasons - your lawyer will know what judges look for and perhaps more importantly, he or she will know what judges dislike, so that your case gets the fair chance it deserves.. I graduated early from the University of Wisconsin Law School, receiving the top mark in Judge Charles Dykman’s Wisconsin Negligence course. I also received a scholarship from the Wisconsin Association of Workers Compensation Attorneys and led my fellow law students as a director of a pro bono legal organization and a member of the Christian Legal Society.  My undergraduate degree, also from UW-Madison, graduating in the top 7% of my class is in Computer Engineering with a second major in Computer Science.  I find that having a background as a complex problem solver makes me uniquely suited to tackle your worst legal problems and it is part of why I love to do what I do.. In my spare time, I love traveling with my wife and enjoying the outdoors, including backpacking, golfing and just getting out on the water.  I am also an avid Wisconsin sports fan – whether it’s the Packers, Brewers, Badgers or Bucks.

I practice as a criminal defense lawyer because I believe that the rights of all depend on the rights of one. As a result, each person's rights must be vigilantly safeguarded against the powers of the state. An unfettered state results in the very tyranny our Founding Fathers sought to protect us against with the Constitution.. I have devoted the last 30 years of my life as an attorney to this pursuit. With the law firm of Walden & Schuster, S.C., I continue to do so for clients just like you throughout the Waukesha County area in a wide variety of criminal defense matters, including DUI, domestic violence, juvenile cases and drug-related charges.. In doing so, I follow a baseline philosophy: effective legal representation depends on individualized services. For that reason, I have intentionally structured my legal practice in order to enable me to focus on you, the individual.. My focus on each individual client enables me to learn the facts that can determine the outcome of your case. It also means I can help you understand the legal options available in your particular case so you can choose from them intelligently and with confidence whatever the circumstances. Your confidence will stem from the knowledge that my experience means I hold a legal judgment that has been tried and tested many, many times, often by situations very similar to the situation now facing you.

I followed my father's footsteps into the law.  As both a Lutheran pastor and a state public defender, he taught my sisters and I first-hand the importance of being a person folks can rely on during some of the hardest times of their lives.. When folks are facing the loss of their freedom, their job, or their family, it can be the scariest time of their lives.  They need a zealous attorney who will stand up for their rights and their dignity, whatever their background.  That is the type of Attorney my father taught me to be.. I am an experienced trial attorney and have a long history of successfully exposing illegal police searches and seizures.  I know how to hold the State to its burden at every stage of a criminal, right through appeals if necessary.. Prior to arriving at Marquette Law School, I attended the University of Wisconsin Stevens Point and spent two semesters working as a Parliamentery Special Assistant in the palace of Westminster.. The youngest of four, I was the only one of my siblings born and raised exclusively in Wisconsin, mostly in a small town of Clintonville just West of Green Bay.  I grew up fishing and hunting, and still enjoy those things when I can can get time to do them.  However, I mostly stay in Southeastern Wisconsin now.. Beyond fighting felony cases in state and federal court, filing appeals, and representing parents in custody disputes, I try to spend time traveling with my husband at least a couple times per year.  We also try to see as many Brewers games at Miller Park as time allows.. Mostly, my time is spent helping my clients.  If you have any questions about how I can assist you or someone you care about in dealing with an issue anywhere in the state, please give me a call or stop by my firm's Waukesha office, conveniently located across from the County Courthouse.. We're here to help, when it matters most.

Elizabeth Bagley began practicing law in 1997.  Since 1999, she has exclusively focused on family law, including divorce, child support, child custody, placement, maintenance, property and paternity issues. Attorney Bagley acts as a Guardian ad Litem by court appointment and colleague referrals. A zealous advocate for families and children, she focuses on her client’s needs while balancing them with a cost-effective approach designed to achieve success.  Complete, honest and non-judgmental advice is her goal. The process, often mirroring a roller coaster, should not be emotionally or financially devastating. Attorney Bagley prides herself on working with clients to obtain a reasonable and fair resolution without destroying the family.. Attorney Bagley is the owner of Bagley Law Firm, LLC.. Her practice includes traditional, collaborative and cooperative divorce. She is also a certified mediator in pre and post judgment family law matters.. Bagley Law Firm offers a one-hour, free initial consultation for prospective clients.

Doug Swanson is a shareholder at the law firm and works in the Waukesha office. Doug’s practice involves handling a wide variety of personal injury claims, including motor vehicle accidents, defective products, slips and falls, contractor negligence, landowner liability, dog bite claims and nursing home accidents. He has successfully tried numerous cases in more than 10 different Wisconsin counties. Because of his trial experience, the National Board of Trial Advocacy certified him as a Civil Trial Specialist in 2001. He has also been named a Wisconsin Super Lawyer since 2012.. Doug has given presentations about the law and safety in many local high schools and has participated in educational events in conjunction with Law Day on several occasions. He has also been a very active member in the Waukesha County legal community as evidenced by his involvement in the Waukesha County Bar Association, where he serves on the Board of Directors and is a Past President. He has held the offices of Treasurer, Secretary, Scholarship Committee Chairman, Legal Ethics Committee Chairman, and Bar Leaders Conference Representative and is a member of the Bench / Bar Liaison Committee of Waukesha County.. Doug graduated cum laude in 1987 from Illinois Wesleyan University with a B.A. and received his J.D. in 1990 from the University of Iowa. He is an active member of the Waukesha County Chamber of Commerce, the Pewaukee Chamber of Commerce and the Waukesha Rotary Club. He is also on the Board of Directors for the Bell Tower Memorial Project. Doug and his family enjoy living and participating in the Waukesha County community.

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David G. Peterson is a shareholder in the Reinhart Boerner Van Deuren Litigation Practice. David focuses his practice primarily on disputes involving commercial litigation, environmental remediation and product liability. David also represents clients in tax assessment valuation matters and corporate governance disputes. In addition to his significant trial experience, David has extensive experience in mediation and arbitration.

Christine D’Angelo is a partner at D'Angelo & Grabow, LLP, in Waukesha, Wisconsin. She graduated from the University of Wisconsin Law School, cum laude, in 1999. She concentrates her practice in the area of family law including divorce, child custody, child placement, child support, paternity and post-judgement matters. She also enjoys working as a certified Family Law Mediator and as a Collaborative Divorce practitioner. She is passionate about trying to help people transition out of a marriage in a way that is both respectful and graceful.. Christine grew up in Waukesha, the youngest of three daughters. When she entered the first grade, her mother returned to school to obtain a law degree thus inspiring Christine’s career choice. She is a third generation lawyer and spent the first 14 years of her career in a law practice with her mother.. Attorney D’Angelo is a member of the State Bar of Wisconsin. She currently serves on the Board of Directors and as the Secretary for the Collaborative Family Law Council of Wisconsin and on the Board of Directors for the Justinian Society of Lawyers. Ms. D’Angelo previously served on the Board of Directors for the Waukesha County Bar Association, where she also served a term as President and on the Bench-Bar Committee. Outside of the legal system Attorney D’Angelo is a member of the Board of Directors for Forward Performing Arts where she works to promote youth education and participation in the performing arts.

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Bricco shows her toughness. From Wisconsin Law Journal Up & Coming Lawyers 2014.. An attorney has to be tough to succeed in indigent defense.. The evidence shows that Katie Bricco, a Waukesha public defender, is tough. She runs marathons, triathlons and half-Ironman competitions, and she plays for the Brew City Bruisers roller derby team.. That toughness has translated to the courtroom, where, after just three years, Bricco has tried six cases. Noteworthy among them is State v. Ingram, a 2013 first-degree intentional homicide trial for which Bricco was co-counsel.. Waukesha County does not have many homicide trials, she said, so the case received a lot of media attention. In the case, Bricco gave an unusual opening statement, in which she portrayed the words and demeanor of a key prosecution witness so the jury would listen to his testimony with skepticism.. Her client was convicted, but Bricco said she learned a lot from the trial.. “We felt at the end of the trial,” she said, “that we presented the best case we could.”. In State v. Hessil, she tried the case by herself. Bricco’s client faced several charges, including misdemeanor resisting an officer.. Her client claimed the arresting officer was antagonistic during the encounter that led to the arrest. Bricco said she did some digging and learned that the officer had similar conduct problems with a previous police department.. She was unable to get that evidence introduced at trial, but the jury still acquitted her client on the most serious charge and found him guilty of two lesser charges. At sentencing, the court revisited the topic of the officer’s behavior and imposed only community service.. “It was the first time I heard ‘not guilty’ when a jury came back, which was a great feeling,” Bricco said. “But also, we got validation. There was an acknowledgement that the officer made poor decisions, and my client made amends through community service and his ability to work. The right thing happened.”. Bricco’s work in the courtroom has left an impression on Judge Donald Hassin.. “She’s an outstanding young lawyer,” he said. “She’s prepared. She’s on time. She knows what she wants to do. And she goes about her business in a very professional manner.”