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Local Counsel with Kristen E. Lonergan
The Wausau attorney tells us what’s good in the neighborhood
Staying Afloat
How Brent Nistler keeps businesses—including his own—above ground
Labor Force
Barbara Zack Quindel on east coast sarcasm, the Wisconsin idea, and the last five years for Wisconsin labor
Board Games
Lance Trollop on the challenges facing education in Wisconsin
The Bookends
How sharing a room as kids helped turn Heidi Vogt and Linda Vogt Meagher into top litigators
The Man From Luck
Ardell Skow has spent 50 years taking personal injury cases in northwestern Wisconsin
Brew Crew
Milwaukee Brewers’ extra-base hits make wishes come true—and not just at Miller Park
The Long and Winding Road
Bob Gegios’s six-year battle to try his case
On the Variety of Things
To general litigator Dean Laing, it’s a new day every day
The Silent Part of the Conversation
It’s just one reason why Marie Stanton thrives as a mediator
Trial Dog
In an age of settlements, clients with must-try cases are relying on experienced lawyers like J. Ric Gass
Paradigm Shifts
Jerry Gonzalez fosters relationships between corporations and minority- and women-owned firms
Life, Death and the Green Bay Packers
Real estate attorney Benjamin S. Stern, of Chernov, Stern & Krings, talks about the global financial meltdown, the importance of the dash, and some football team or other
The Human Side of Law
Elder and family law attorney Margaret W. Hickey guides people through disasters both natural and emotional
The Things He Carries
Stephen J. Meyer’s clients tend to be good people who have screwed up once
Schooling Banks and Brokers
What Stephen E. Kravit and C.J. Krawczyk found in three million pages of discovery
After the Storms
Law student Jennifer Cunha provides relief to legal services organizations post-disaster
Buting for the Defense
Cancer survivor Jerome Buting on fallibility, prejudgment and the deterioration of criminal law