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Robert R. Henak founded Henak Law Office, S.C., in 2000 with the goal of focusing on what he does best:  state and federal post-conviction work and criminal appeals.  He has limited his practice almost exclusively to post-conviction and criminal appeals since 1987. Attorney Henak has represented people charged with crimes on post-conviction matters throughout Wisconsin and on appeal in the Wisconsin appellate courts, as well as in the federal courts, resulting in more than 100 published decisions and a much larger number of unpublished decisions.

After graduating law school I realized that my focus as an attorney should be on helping individuals. I began doing criminal defense work when I realized how earthshattering criminal allegations and the legal system can be to individuals. I take my role, of providing a voice to the accused, very seriously. I also enjoy helping individuals who have become overwhelmed with financial issues. I enjoy working with clients to restore normalcy to their lives and a fresh start in a Bankruptcy.

When you need legal advice remember to keep calm and call Conrardy.. I hope to bring that a fire and passion to your case that you are unlikely to get elsewhere.  Together we can make sure you get the best out of a hard situation.

Law Office of Clayton Griessmeyer provides representation in the areas of criminal defense and bicycle injury throughout the state of Wisconsin and  Southern California.

As a bilingual speaker, I realized from an early age the difficulty that people who do not speak English in this country face.. I knew that whatever profession I chose, I wanted to use my ability to speak both Spanish and English to help those who cannot speak English.. That is when I learned about different types of law related to non-English speakers, and decided to become a lawyer. I worked at a nonprofit immigration group straight out of law school helping Spanish speaking immigrants, and then I did personal injury for two years. After that, I got married and moved to Connecticut, where I started working at Ruane Attorneys.. I became a lawyer because I believe everyone deserves competent representation, regardless of where they are in life. No one is perfect and people make mistakes. Sometimes those mistakes require the help of a lawyer. My favorite part about practicing law is being able to positively affect someone's life by making a hard situation easier to manage.. I'm fully bilingual so when it comes to the immigration cases at the firm, I like meeting people from different countries and I firmly believe that everyone who wants to live here in the United States should be able to do so legally. I’m also passionate about my family, my dogs, and my future baby. I love the outdoors and love running and hiking with my dogs.

Audrey A. Felsen, Esq. has over 15 years of experience practicing in the areas of criminal law and personal injury law. Attorney Felsen was first admitted to practice in 1999 and is admitted to practice in the following state and federal courts: State of Connecticut; United States District Court, Connecticut; Second Circuit Court of Appeals; Southern District of New York.. Ms. Felsen handles all stages of criminal proceedings, from investigation through resolution and post-resolution proceedings, including erasure of records and Pardons. Ms. Felsen is an experienced attorney in both state and federal criminal practice in all matters including complex financial matters, fraud allegations, child pornography, multi-defendant drug conspiracies, firearms offenses and domestic disputes.. Ms. Felsen has been a District Representative for the past six years for the Federal criminal bar in the District of Connecticut. She is an active member of the National Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers and the Connecticut Criminal Defense Lawyers Association. She is also a member of the American Bar Association and is co-chair of the Criminal Justice section of the Fairfield County Bar Association. Ms. Felsen was the 2017 recipient of the Diane "Cookie" Polan Award in recognition of a rising female attorney fighting for civil rights in the spirit of Diane "Cookie" Polan. She also has worked as an adjunct professor at Sacred Heart University and teaches classes in Connecticut on topics related to criminal justice and state and federal criminal law and procedure.

John Walkley has handled more than 15,000 criminal cases in his 30-year legal career as a prosecutor and a criminal defense attorney in the New Haven, Connecticut area. He has handled the entire spectrum of criminal cases, including assault, murder, manslaughter, DUI, juvenile crime, drugs, burglaries, larceny, robbery, and fraud.