Wisconsin Lawyers Randal N. to Raymond Pollen

Explore Wisconsin attorneys like Randal N. Arnold, Randall D. Crocker, Randall Haak, Randall J. Andersen, Randall J. Nesbitt, Randall L. Nash, Randall Reinhardt, and Raymond Pollen. in cities like Milwaukee, Appleton, Sturgeon Bay, Milwaukee and Milwaukee. These attorneys specialize in in Zip codes like 53202, 53202, 53203.

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Randal N. Arnold

Firm: Hinshaw & Culbertson LLP

100 East Avenue 2600 , Milwaukee , Wisconsin 53202

Practice Areas: Ethics & Professional Responsibility,Legal Malpractice

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Raymond E. Krek

Firm: Krek & Brantmeier SC

399 323 S Whitewater Ave 53 , Jefferson , Wisconsin 53549

Practice Areas: Family

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Raymond P. Taffora

Firm: Michael Best & Friedrich LLP

One South Pinckney Street 700 , Madison , Wisconsin 53701

Practice Areas: Energy

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Raymond M. Roder

Firm: Reinhart Boerner Van Deuren s.c.

22 East Mifflin Street , Madison , Wisconsin 53703

Practice Areas: Administrative ,Environmental ,Government Agencies

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Raymond M. Dall-Osto

Firm: Gimbel, Reilly, Guerin and Brown

Two Plaza East , Milwaukee , Wisconsin 53202

Practice Areas: Civil ,Constitutional ,Criminal Defense

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Raymond LaBarge

Firm: Jastroch & LaBarge

640 W Moreland Blvd , Waukesha , Wisconsin 53188

Practice Areas: General Practice, Workers Compensation, Personal Injury, DUI & DWI

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.

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“I endorse this lawyer. Attorney LeBarge is a fighter and will do whatever it takes under the law to ensure his client are adequately compensated for their workplace injuries.”

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Raymond Krueger

Firm: Michael Best & Friedrich, LLP

100 E. Wisconsin Ave , Milwaukee , Wisconsin 53202

Practice Areas: Environmental , Government, Government, Government, Government, Government, Government, Government, Government, Government, Government

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Raymond Jamieson

Firm: Quarles & Brady LLP

411 East Wisconsin Avenue , Milwaukee , Wisconsin 53202

Practice Areas: Civil , Defective and Dangerous Products

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Raymond G. Clausen

4510 Regent St , Madison , Wisconsin 53705

Practice Areas: Workers Compensation, Personal Injury, Civil Rights

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“Ray was tireless in pursuing damages from the driver of a car that hit my bike and caused me long-term spinal injury. At every stage of the lengthy pr...RichardRay Clausen was inte…”

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Randy Parlee

Firm: Peterson, Johnson & Murray Sc

788 N Jefferson St , Milwaukee , Wisconsin 53202

Practice Areas: General Practice, Insurance, Insurance, Insurance, Insurance, Insurance, Insurance, Insurance, Insurance, Insurance

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Randall D. Crocker

411 East Avenue , Milwaukee , Wisconsin 53202

Practice Areas: Banking & Finance,Bankruptcy,Business Organizations,Corporate ,Debtor/Creditor Rights

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Randi Milsap

Firm: Wisconsin Department of Military Affairs Office of The Adjutant General

2400 Wright St # 203 , Madison , Wisconsin 53708

Practice Areas: Government

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Randi L. Osberg

Firm: Ruder Ware

402 Graham Avenue , Eau Claire , Wisconsin 54702

Practice Areas: Bankruptcy,Collections

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Randall Rozek

Firm: Rozek Law Offices, S.C.

3970 N. Oakland Ave., Suite 604 , Milwaukee , Wisconsin 53211

Practice Areas: Brain Injury, Trucking Accident, Personal Injury

Milwaukee Wisconsin Personal Injury Attorney Randy Rozek has devoted his entire professional career to representing individuals against big corporations and insurance companies. Mr. Rozek is licensed in Wisconsin; however, he handles cases throughout the United States. He has handled many different causes of action and many different types of personal injury cases in Wisconsin and across the country.. Attorney Rozek belongs to a number of diverse medical-legal professional associations. The majority of these associations involve the sharing of cutting-edge information among lawyers and physicians throughout the United States. The following is a list of some of the professional associations to which Attorney Rozek belongs:. Attorney Randall Rozek was selected to receive the Robert L. Habush Trial Lawyer of the Year Award for 2016 from the Wisconsin Association for Justice.

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Randall Reinhardt

Firm: Law Office of Randall E Reinhardt

788 N Jefferson St , Milwaukee , Wisconsin 53202

Practice Areas: Personal Injury

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“I highly endorse Attorney Reinhardt. After knowing Randy for over 30 years and having the opportunity to work for him, it never ceases to amaze me how how much of an honest and car…”

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Randall L. Nash

111 East Avenue , Milwaukee , Wisconsin 53202

Practice Areas: Antitrust & Trade Regulation,Civil

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Randall J. Nesbitt

Firm: Pinkert Law Firm LLP

454 Kentucky Street , Sturgeon Bay , Wisconsin 54235

Practice Areas: Civil ,Contracts,Education ,Lender ,Municipal ,Zoning, Planning & Land Use

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Randall J. Andersen

Firm: Kay & Andersen SC

One Point Place , Madison , Wisconsin 53719

Practice Areas: Animal Bites,Antitrust & Trade Regulation,Banking & Finance,Bankruptcy,Communications & Media ,Condemnation & Eminent Domain,Constitutional ,Construction ,Contracts,Debtor/Creditor,Divorce,Elder ,Estate Planning,Family ,Franchise ,Government Contracts,Health Care & Hospitalization,Housing & Construction Defects,Insurance ,Labor ,Land Use & Zoning,Landlord & Tenant,Motor Vehicle Accidents,Premises Liability,Real Estate ,Trusts,Wills,Wrongful Death

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Randall Haak

Firm: McCarty Law LLP

2401 E Enterprise Ave , Appleton , Wisconsin 54913

Practice Areas: Banking

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Raymond Pollen

Firm: Crivello Carlson, S.C.

710 N Plankinton Ave # 500 , Milwaukee , Wisconsin 53203

Practice Areas: General Practice, Litigation

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“I endorse this lawyer. He is a good man and fine lawyer. I have known Ray for thirty years and have known him always to practice and live with integrity and honor.”

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