Wisconsin Super Lawyers Articles

Craig Mastantuono and Rebecca Coffee look to change the system for their clients and community Featuring Craig Mastantuono, ...

The Mission River Band shares its musical wealth with local causes Featuring Elizabeth Feyrer Bagley, ...

Brian D. Anderson’s path to trial law went through Rwanda and Kosovo Featuring Brian Anderson

Preparation made Bob Corris a winning swimmer and litigator Featuring Robert B. Corris

Iana Vladimirova took a transgender prisoner’s case hoping to enact change Featuring Iana A. Vladimirova

The challenges and rewards of having a practice in rural Wisconsin

How Cecilia Ju found her true passion Featuring Yatong (Cecilia) Ju

In addition to family law, she volunteers as an EMT and decompresses with martial arts Featuring Rhonda R. Hazen

The case Jacob Miota still thinks about Featuring Jacob E. Miota

Kathy Stilling’s time as a judge informs her new approach in private practice Featuring Kathleen B. Stilling

Meaningful change has always been Ruth Irvings’ goal, even if it’s via an estate plan Featuring Ruth J. Irvings

Mark Thomsen says it’s high time to do something about police misconduct Featuring Mark Thomsen

Tanya Salman gets others onto the right page, hitting the high notes and crossing the finish line Featuring Tanya M. Salman

And on Letterman, at Miramax films, and now on a podcast, that somebody is Nick Gansner Featuring

Fighting medical malpractice isn’t easy, but Mike End is up to the task Featuring J. Michael End

Jeff Simmons finds himself in the middle of a battle between two comic book titans

Volunteerism is the foundation of Beth Kushner’s career

Discovery with Annabelle Vang