Attorney Thomas M. Domer has over 35 years of experience representing injured workers in Wisconsin.  He is listed in Best Lawyers in America, and his peers continually recognize him as a Wisconsin Super Lawyer.  Tom teaches the worker's compensation course at Marquette University Law School—providing the instruction and training for many other lawyers.  He lectures frequently around the state and nation (including the State Bar of Wisconsin, UW-Milwaukee, and the University of Wisconsin School for Worker's Compensation Institute).  His national and international presentations on worker’s compensation practice and ethics for lawyers and law students—and long-term advocacy for injured workers— earned him election as a Charter Fellow and National Board Member of the College of Worker’s Compensation Lawyers, and as an expert Workers’ Compensation Fellow in the National Academy of Social Insurance (NASI). He also is a prolific writer, editing the national magazine Workers’ First Watch, co-authoring over two dozen texts (including, with his law partner son Charlie, West’s treatise Wisconsin Workers’ Compensation Law). He is regularly quoted, on Work Comp issues, in the Milwaukee Journal/Sentinel.  He belongs to numerous professional organizations: Workers Injury Law & Advocacy Group-WILG (Board of Directors), Wisconsin Association of Justice (Worker's Comp Committee), American Association of Justice (Past Chair, Workers' Comp Section), Wisconsin Association of Worker's Compensation Attorneys, and the American, State and Milwaukee Bar associations. Tom also remains an active community member, tutoring GED students at Milwaukee’s Adult Learning Center and has served on the Board (as past chair) at Dominican High School. Tom earned all his degrees in Wisconsin: B.A.(St. Norbert), M.A.(UW-Milwaukee), Ph.D.(Marquette), and J.D.(UW-Madison).