Wisconsin Lawyers Jeffrey A. to Jeffrey J.

Explore Wisconsin attorneys like Jeffrey A. Pitman, Jeffrey A. Simmons, Jeffrey B. Bartell, Jeffrey Barrett, Jeffrey Berzowski, Jeffrey Billings, Jeffrey C. Ingebritsen, and Jeffrey J. Bartzen. in cities like Milwaukee, Madison, Neenah, Monroe and Madison. These attorneys specialize in in Zip codes like 53203, 53701, 53703.

Jeffrey J. Bar

Jeffrey A. Sim

Jeffrey Hynes

Jeffrey Hutten

Jeffrey Hanes

Jeffrey Gunder

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Jeffrey J. Bartzen

33 East Main Street, Suite 500 , Madison , Wisconsin 53703

Practice Areas: Business, Real Estate, Entertainment, Government, Intellectual Property, Securities Offerings, Franchising, Residential Real Estate, Probate, Commercial Real Estate, Contracts, M & A, Trusts, Estate Planning

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Jeffrey A. Simmons

150 East Gilman Street , Madison , Wisconsin 53701

Practice Areas: Corporate ,Intellectual Property ,Trademarks

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Jeffrey Hynes

Firm: Hynes & Kreuser, S.C.

740 Pilgrim Parkway , Elm Grove , Wisconsin 53122

Practice Areas: Employment, Discrimination, Employment & Labor

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“Highly recommend. Jeff Hynes and his staff are highly effective, professional, AND personable. Great”

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“Jeff is one of the best, most hard-working and passionate lawyers in the field. He is utterly reliable, knowledgeable and dedicated to helping not only his clients, but other labor…”

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“Jeff & his staff were the best. Up front, to the point, yet very mindful & respectful of me. He always called when he said he would and was there when I needed him which is so impo…”

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Jeffrey Huttenburg

Firm: Nash Podvin, SC

170 3rd St N , Wisconsin Rapids , Wisconsin 54495

Practice Areas: Real Estate

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Jeffrey Hanes

P.O. Box 906 , Neenah , Wisconsin 54957

Practice Areas: Commercial Real Estate, Debt Collection, Banking, Lawsuits & Disputes, Contracts, Commercial, Commercial, Commercial, Commercial, Commercial, Commercial, Commercial, Commercial, Commercial, Commercial

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“Atty. Hanes helped me with my creditor/debtor problem. He was responsive and I appreciated that he w”

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Jeffrey Gundersen

Firm: Foley & Lardner LLP

777 E Wisconsin Avenue , Milwaukee , Wisconsin 53202

Practice Areas: Energy , Intellectual Property , Patents, Intellectual Property, Intellectual Property, Intellectual Property, Intellectual Property, Intellectual Property, Intellectual Property, Intellectual Property, Intellectual Property

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Jeffrey Guerard

Firm: Ahmad & Guerard, LLP

4915 S Howell Ave Ste 300 , Milwaukee , Wisconsin 53207

Practice Areas: Criminal Defense

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“He's very detailed orientated. He shows up when he says he is. And He knows his craft.”

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Jeffrey Fuller

Firm: Reinhart Boerner Van Deuren s.c.

1000 North Water Street , Milwaukee , Wisconsin 53201

Practice Areas: Employee Benefits, Health Care & Hospitalization, Non-Profit Corporations

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Jeffrey F. Jaekels

Firm: Wanezek, Umentum & Jaekels, S.C.

417 South Adams Street PO Box 22250 Wisconsi , Green Bay , Wisconsin 54305

Practice Areas: Bankruptcy

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Jeffrey E. Mark

Firm: von Briesen and Roper, S.C.

411 East Avenue , Milwaukee , Wisconsin 53202

Practice Areas: Business & Commercial,Health Care & Hospitalization

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Jeffrey Davis

Firm: Quarles & Brady LLP

411 East Wisconsin Avenue , Milwaukee , Wisconsin 53202

Practice Areas: Corporate , Insurance, Insurance, Insurance, Insurance

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Jeffrey Billings

Firm: Godfrey & Kahn S.C.

780 North Water Street , Milwaukee , Wisconsin 53202

Practice Areas: Estate Planning, Trusts

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Jeffrey Berzowski

Firm: DiRenzo & Bomier

2 Neenah Center, Suite 701 , Neenah , Wisconsin 54957

Practice Areas: Personal Injury

In addition to a busy work and volunteer schedule, I enjoy hiking and swimming and recently completed a two mile open water swim in Lake Superior.

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“much Jeff!”

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“I endorse this lawyer. Jeff is very knowledgeable on workers compensation matters and works hard for his clients.”

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Jeffrey Barrett

Firm: Michael Best & Friedrich LLP

100 E. Wisconsin Ave , Milwaukee , Wisconsin 53202

Practice Areas: Business

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Jeffrey B. Bartell

East Main Street , Madison , Wisconsin 53703

Practice Areas: Administrative ,Corporate Finance,Corporate ,Insurance ,Securities

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Jeffrey Dahmer Polaroids Law

, Milwaukee , Wisconsin 53233

Practice Areas: general practice attorney

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“Man if I ever get a DUI in Milwaukee I'm hiring this firm... I'm sure they have a real thirst in fighting for one's rights!”

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Jeffrey Fields

Firm: The Fields Group LLC Law Firm

2323 S 109th St Ste 345 , Milwaukee , Wisconsin 53227

Practice Areas: Chapter 7 Bankruptcy

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Jeffrey D. Peterson

Firm: Michael Best and Friedrich LLP

One South Pinckney Street , Madison , Wisconsin 53701

Practice Areas: Biotechnology,Computers and Software,Drugs & Medical Devices,Intellectual Property

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“Well, if you are in a crisis stay away is all I can say.”

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Jeffrey C. Ingebritsen

Firm: Knoke & Ingebritsen

620 1904 10th St 831 , Monroe , Wisconsin 53566

Practice Areas: Family

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“Upon calling his office was informed there was $250 consult fee. Met with him, retained his services & was charged $360. When questioned why the dif...”

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Jeffrey A. Pitman

Firm: Pitman, Kalkhoff, Sicula & Dentice, S.C.

1110 N. Old World 3rd Street , Milwaukee , Wisconsin 53203

Practice Areas: Serious Personal Injury, Nursing Home Abuse and Neglect, Personal Injury, Accidents, Animal Attacks, Aquatic Injuries, Automobile Accidents, Automobile Negligence, Bicycle Accidents, Boating Accidents, Bodily Injury, Brain Injury, Bus Accidents, Carpal Tunnel Syndrome, Catastrophic Injury, Commercial Vehicle Liability, Cumulative Trauma, Dog Bites, Electrical Injury, Head Injury, Motor Vehicle Accidents, Motorcycle Accidents, Pedestrian Injuries, Neurolaw, Plaintiffs Personal Injury, Power Line Contact Injury, Psychological Injury, Repetitive Stress Injury, School Bus Accidents, Severe Burns, Slip and Fall, Spinal Injury, Subway Accidents, TMJ Dysfunction, Third Party Wrongful Death, Traumatic Brain Injury, Unintended Acceleration, Whiplash, Wrongful Death, Truck Accidents, Nursing Home Liability, Nursing Home Litigation, Nursing Home Negligence

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Landlord took full security deposit for rent that was stolen from their dropbox [WI] | Aug 12, 2026 | Sourced from Reddit
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New Building Owners of Commercial Lease Agreement | Aug 12, 2026 | Sourced from Reddit
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Location: Wisconsin I am in the middle of a divorce in Wisconsin. My case was filed 6 months ago, but no temporary court order was ever entered at the beginning. Since separation, I (high earner) have voluntarily paid over $35,000 directly for my spouse's mortgage, utilities, car loan, insurance, and personal expenses to keep the household afloat. My attorney recently sent me a draft Temporary Stipulation received from opposing counsel for me to sign. When I audited the draft against my actual paystubs and bank records, I realized my attorney has left me severely exposed: 1. No Credit for $35k+ Voluntary Overpayments: Under Wisconsin law (Wis. Stat. § 767.59(1r)), voluntary payments made without a court order receive zero automatic credit after the fact. My attorney included no language recognizing or crediting the $35k+ I already paid. 2. Blank Commencement Date / Arrears Trap: The draft leaves the support start date blank. If backdated to the filing date, cash support creates $20,000+ in back support arrears, meaning I could be forced to pay support twice (once in direct bills paid, once in cash arrears). 3. Uncapped Liabilities & Over-Commitment: The draft obligates me to pay scheduled mortgage, child support, spousal support, car loans, health premiums, PLUS uncapped utilities, repairs, and blanket auto insurance. In total, it commits over 50% of my net take-home pay, leaving me with barely enough for my own rent. 4. Bonus Double-Dipping: The draft splits future bonuses 50/50 without excluding an annual bonus I already received before…

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