Personal Mentions
The American Academy of Matrimonial Lawyers, Wisconsin Chapter, has
elected the following officers: president - Gregg
Herman, Loeb & Herman S.C., Milwaukee; president-elect -
Thomas S. Sleik, Hale, Skemp, Hanson, Skemp &
Sleik, La Crosse; secretary - Linda Roberson, Balisle
& Roberson, Madison; and treasurer - Thomas
Brenner, Brenner, Brenner & Wall, Waukesha. The Academy
represents the nation's top 1,500 divorce and matrimonial law attorneys
who are recognized experts in the field of matrimonial law, including
divorce, prenupital agreements, legal separation, annulment, custody,
property valuation and division, child and spousal support, and rights
of unmarried cohabitants.
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 Carl D. Holborn, U.W. 1996 with honors, has
joined the Milwaukee law firm of O'Neil, Cannon & Hollman S.C. as an
associate concentrating in estate planning and probate law. While
attending law school, he completed a judicial internship with the Hon.
John L. Coffey, U.S. Court of Appeals, Seventh Circuit. He was also a
note and comment editor for the Wisconsin Law Review. Holborn
previously was associated with the Kenosha law firm of Guttormsen,
Hartley & Guttormsen.
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Randall E. Bennett, U.W. 1988, has joined American
Medical Security Inc. (AMS) as assistant general counsel. AMS is a
wholly owned subsidiary of American Medical Security Group Inc. Bennett
will practice in transactional work, lease/sublease contracts, software
license and maintenance agreements, sales office and agency contracts,
and employment-related matters. He previously was the president of Edgar
Enterprises, a technology company.
The Madison law firm of Boardman, Suhr, Curry & Field LLP
announces that the following attorneys, formerly of Tomlinson, Gillman
& Travers S.C., have joined the firm: Gary L.
Antoniewicz, U.W. 1978, Amy L. Clough, U.W.
1994, Christopher J. Dodge, U.W. 1990, Peter M.
Garson, Marquette 1988, Bruce Gillman, U.W.
1957, Robert E. Gregg, West Virginia 1978,
Irwin L. Kass, Chicago-Kent 1976, and Thomas G.
Travers, U.W. 1965.
David J. Farley, Marquette 1984, and Linda
D. Kiemele, Marquette 1992, have become associates of the
Milwaukee office of Borgelt, Powell, Peterson & Frauen S.C. Farley
will continue his civil litigation practice. Kiemele will continue her
practice in worker's compensation and civil litigation.
The Brown County Bar Association recently elected these officers:
president - Jeffrey F. Jaekels, Green Bay;
president-elect - Patricia H. Brzezinski, Oneida;
secretary - James R. Sickel, Green Bay; and treasurer -
Marc A. Hammer, De Pere.
Shirin Cabraal, U.W. 1981, of Legal Action of
Wisconsin Inc., was honored by the Walkers Point Youth and Family Center
with a Community Service Award for her dedicated work on behalf of
Milwaukee County's children and teen parents. Cabraal practices public
benefits/health law and was a participant on the statewide managed care
advisory committee, monitoring the expansion of managed care to medical
assistance recipients statewide. She received a law degree from the
University of Sri Lanka and taught on the faculty for two years before
coming to the United States on a Fulbright Scholarship for graduate
studies.
The Calument County Bar Association recently elected these officers:
president - Mark S. Des Rochers, Saint Nazianz;
president-elect - Kim M. Reitbrock, Chilton; and
secretary/treasurer - Kenneth R. Kratz, Chilton.
Lee F. Calvey, Marquette 1968, and Faye L.
Calvey, Marquette 1983, have established Calvey Law
Offices S.C., at 8618 Highway 51 North, P.O. Box 1146,
Minocqua. Lee Calvey, formerly of Calvey, Lara & Shapiro S.C.,
Milwaukee, will remain of counsel to that firm. He will continue to
practice family law exclusively. Faye Calvey, formerly of O'Neil, Cannon
& Hollman S.C., Milwaukee, will continue to practice in estate
planning, probate, real estate, and related matters.
Ellen J. (Ziemann) Chestnutt, U.W. 1952, recently
received the 1998 Portia Award presented by the Women Lawyers
Association of the 4th Judicial District.
The Chippewa County Bar Association recently elected these officers:
president - Lucie A. Usher; and secretary/treasurer -
Bryan C. Royce; both of Chippewa Falls.
Pedro A. Colón, U.W. 1994, has been elected to
the State Assembly for the 8th District. He continues to practice law at
Baxter, O'Meara & Samuelsen S.C., Milwaukee, while serving as state
representative.
James J. Connolly, John Marshall 1986, recently
became a shareholder in Jude, Boyd, Connolly & Simanek S.C., Racine.
Connolly concentrates in personal injury and insurance defense
litigation.
Robert C. Daly, Marquette 1972, has been named a
partner in Schober & Schober S.C., resident in the firm's Oconomowoc
office. He practices primarily in real estate, family law, and estate
planning, including Title 19 issues, wills, advance medical directives,
financial powers of attorney, living trusts, and guardianships.
Matthew Damon, U.W. 1984, has been elected to the
board of directors and as president of Halleland Lewis Nilan Sipkins
& Johnson, Minneapolis, Minn. He is a shareholder who practices
labor and employment law, representing both private and public sector
management in claim prevention and defense. As president of the firm,
Damon will oversee long-term strategic planning and business
development, and day-to-day firm operations.
Keith B. Daniels Jr., U.W. 1988, has joined Blatt,
Hammesfahr & Eaton, Chicago, Ill., as an associate. He heads the
firm's professional indemnity practice.
Davis & Kuelthau S.C.'s Madison office has
relocated to a new building on Capitol Square at Ten East Doty, Suite
600, Madison. The firm has offices in Milwaukee, Madison, Sheboygan, and
Green Bay.
Paul A. Dirkse, U.W. 1994, has been appointed
assistant corporation counsel for Marathon County. His primary
responsibilities will include paternities, child support and zoning
enforcement, and collections. He was formerly in private practice with
the Fredel Law Firm S.C. in Mosinee.
The Douglas County Bar Association recently elected these officers:
president - Boad S. Swanson; president-elect -
Kyle H. Torvinen; and secretary/treasurer -
Paul W. Baxter, all of Superior.
Christine S. Eisenmann, Marquette 1993, formerly of
the Stroik Law Office, West Bend, has opened the Eisenmann Law Office at
120 N. Main St., West Bend. Her firm will continue to concentrate on
family law and residential real estate.
Charles P. Fischbach, U.W. 1967, recently was
appointed by Chicago Mayor Richard M. Daley to serve on the Chicago
Workforce Board. The board allocates nearly $50 million annually in
federal job training funds to improve education, training, and
employment services for individuals and businesses in Chicago. Fishbach
also maintains an arbitration practice.
James W. Flory, Minnesota 1990, formerly with the
Misfeldt Law Office, has joined Wiley, Colbert, Norseng, Cray and
Herrell S.C., at its Eau Claire office. He practices in business and
real estate law, estate planning and probate, and general civil
litigation.
The Fond du Lac County Bar Association recently elected these
officers: president - Kathryn M. Bullon;
president-elect - David J. Colwin; secretary -
Sam E. Kaufman; and treasurer - Kathryn M.
Bullon; all of Fond du Lac.
Mark M. Grapentine, U.W. 1997, has been named a
policy advisor to Gov. Tommy Thompson. Issue areas include corrections,
courts, justice, veterans affairs, military affairs, the Department of
Employment Relations, and the Ethics Board. Previously he was a
legislative assistant for State Rep. Scott Walker (R-Wauwatosa).
The Green County Bar Association recently elected these officers:
president - Gary L. Luhman, Monroe; president-elect -
Dan D. Gartzke, New Glarus; and secretary/treasurer -
Todd W. Schluesche, Monroe.
Thomas G. Halloran, U.W. 1977, has joined The
Schroeder Group S.C., Attorneys at Law as a shareholder, focusing in
commercial litigation and employment law.
Hanft Fride Law Firm, Duluth, Minn., as part of a
year-long celebration commemorating 100 years of service, will be giving
away 100 charitable gifts per month throughout 1999. Each month the firm
will select a charity or other deserving organization to receive the
gifts, and 12 separate organizations will be represented throughout the
year. In January, for example, the Duluth Community Health Center
received 100 tetanus shots for area children. The firm, located in US
Bank Place, provides a full range of transactional and litigation
services for businesses and individuals.
John Hawley, U.W. 1982 cum laude, has been elected
president of the Wisconsin Association of School Boards. Hawley, the
president of the Random Lake Board of Education, works with the Random
Lake law firm Darrow, Dietrich & Hawley S.C.
Carl D. Holborn, U.W. 1996 with honors, has joined
the Milwaukee law firm of O'Neil, Cannon & Hollman S.C. as an
associate concentrating in estate planning and probate law. While
attending law school, he completed a judicial internship with the Hon.
John L. Coffey, U.S. Court of Appeals, Seventh Circuit. He was also a
note and comment editor for the Wisconsin Law Review. Holborn previously
was associated with the Kenosha law firm of Guttormsen, Hartley &
Guttormsen.
David R. Gault, Drake 1984, Dane County assistant
corporation counsel, and Todd Liebman, U.W. 1990, Sauk
County corporation counsel, both were recently promoted to the rank of
major in the Judge Advocate General's Corp, U.W. Army Reserves. They are
assigned to the 214th Legal Services Organization, Team 3, located in
Madison.
John D. Kelly, Minnesota 1974, and Richard
R. Burns, Michigan 1971, from the Hanft Fride Law Firm, Duluth,
Minn., were named to the 1999-2000 edition of The Best Lawyers in
America. Kelly heads the firm's litigation section and was
recognized particularly for his work involving legal malpractice. Burns
is general counsel for several small- and medium-sized businesses, and
was recognized under trust and estate law.
Adam Chase Korbitz, U.W. 1993, has become director
of government relations for Lutheran Social Services of Wisconsin and
Upper Michigan Inc., where he will serve as the agency's in-house
lobbyist.
The La Crosse Area Young Lawyers Association recently elected these
officers: president - Kara M. Burgos; vice president -
Brian G. Weber; and treasurer - Joseph G.
Veenstra, all of La Crosse.
The Legal Association for Women recently elected these officers:
president - Malina Piontek Fischer; president-elect -
Jennifer Scott Mirus; secretary - Elise Clancy
Ruoho; and treasurer - Teresa A. Mueller, all
of Madison.
Patricia J. Meunier, Marquette 1992, now practices
under the name Patricia J. Lloyd after her recent marriage. She
continues her employment law and civil rights practice at Kotin,
Crabtree & Strong LLP, in Boston, Mass.
Michael G. Dombrowski, University of Pittsburgh
1979, and Peter J. Henningsen, U.W. 1986, recently were
named senior counsel with M&I Data Services, a division of Marshall
& Illsley Corp., Brown Deer. Both previously were senior attorneys
with the Firstar Corp. Law Department.
Alison J. Mehlman, U.W. 1996, has been named legal
coordinator of the HIV/AIDS Law Consortium of Western Massachusetts.
Lynn Morrissey, U.W. 1995, has opened Morrissey Law
Office at 1051 Fond du Lac Ave., Kewaskum. The general practice firm
emphasizes all areas of family law, mediation, estate planning, and
social security disability.
Thomas E. Mountin, Loyola University of Chicago
1978, has joined the downtown Milwaukee law firm of Miller, Simon,
McGinn & Clark S.C. as a shareholder. He practices in state and
federal taxation and municipal and corporate finance. The firm also will
be included in the Spring 1999 Bond Buyer's Municipal
Marketplace. This recognition qualifies the firm as nationally
recognized bond counsel and allows it to render the sole approving legal
opinion on municipal bond transactions.
C. Gordon Paulson, U.W. 1980, has joined Rodd, Mouw,
Saari & Krueger S.C., Rhinelander, as a shareholder. Andrew
P. Smith, U.W. 1991, also has become a shareholder, and
Melanie Parks Alberts, Oklahoma City University School
of Law 1982, has become associated with the firm. The firm has changed
its name to Mouw, Saari, Krueger, Paulson & Smith S.C.
Michael P. Murphy, U.W. 1996, has joined the Kasieta
Legal Group LLC, Madison, practicing in civil trial work, including
personal injury, employment law, worker's compensation, and product
liability.
John E. Murray, Iowa 1991, has joined Davis &
Kuelthau S.C., Milwaukee, as an attorney in the employment litigation
section. He formerly was an associate at Krukowski & Costello
S.C.
Thomas R. Napierala, U.W. 1990, has formed Napierala
Law Offices LLC at 227 E. Fairmount Ave., Whitefish Bay. The practice
will emphasize family law, consumer bankruptcy, and real estate.
Keith Napolitano, Cornell 1992, has joined the
Lincoln, Neb., Martin Luther Home Society senior management team as
assistant to the president for administration. He will oversee
implementation of the society's five-year strategic plan to focus upon
innovative solutions to requests for services made by clients with
developmental disabilities. Napolitano formerly served as development
attorney and planned giving counselor for Bethesda Lutheran Homes and
Services Inc., Watertown, Wis.
The Ozaukee County Bar Association recently elected these officers:
president - Robert J. Asti, Cedarburg; president-elect
- Sandy A. Williams, Cedarburg; vice president -
Jane E. Miller, Grafton; and secretary/treasurer -
Darcy E. McManus, Port Washington.
The Portage County Bar Association recently elected these officers:
president - Torren K. Pies, Stevens Point;
president-elect - David G. Keefe, Marshfield; and
secretary/treasurer - David A. Ray, Stevens Point.
Woodward/White Inc. has included 45 Quarles & Brady LLP partners
in its eighth edition of The Best Lawyers in America
(1999-2000). Wisconsin Quarles & Brady attorneys distinguished
for excellence in their practice areas are Anthony W. Asmuth
III, corporate law; Wayne E. Babler Jr.,
business litigation; John T. Bannen, trusts and
estates; Andrew M. Barnes, bankruptcy law;
Jeffrey B. Bartell, banking and corporate law;
Gerald E. Connolly, real estate law; Frank J.
Daily, personal injury litigation; John W. Daniels
Jr., real estate law; Kevin A. Delorey, real
estate law; Robert H. Diaz Jr., public utility law;
Anthony S. Earl, environmental law; Thomas W.
Ehrmann, intellectual property law; John D.
Franzini, intellectual property law; Conrad G.
Goodkind, banking and corporate law; Fred G.
Groiss, labor and employment law; Kenneth V.
Hallett, banking law; Arthur B. Harris,
employee benefits law; John A. Hazelwood, corporate and
tax law; Lawrence J. Jost, real estate law;
Robert J. Kalupa, corporate law; Alyce C.
Katayama, health care and immigration law; David B.
Kern, labor and employment law; David L.
Kinnamon, trusts and estates; Thad F. Kryshak,
intellectual property law; Henry J. Loos, trusts and
estates; David L. MacGregor, trusts and estates;
Larry J. Martin, public utility law; Michael S.
McCauley, environmental law; Thomas P.
McElligott, environmental law; Richard C.
Ninneman, business litigation; W. Stuart
Parsons, business litigation; Roy L. Prange
Jr., bankruptcy law; Patrick M. Ryan, banking
and corporate law; Barry E. Sammons, intellectual
property law; Carl R. Schwartz, intellectual property
law; Nicholas J. Seay, intellectual property law;
Michael J. Spector, corporate law; Paul J.
Tilleman, trusts and estates; Ralph V.
Topinka, health care law; James Urdan,
banking, real estate, and corporate law; Arthur A. Vogel
Jr., environmental law; Michael S. Weiden,
health care law; George K. Whyte Jr., labor and
employment law; and David D. Wilmoth, tax law.
Karla Chase, Creighton 1995, and Joseph M.
Militello Jr., Southern California 1995, have become equity
owners in the law firm of Quincey, Becker, Schuessler, Militello &
Chase S.C. The firm currently has offices in Beaver Dam and
Mayville.
Israel Ramon, Marquette 1994, was recently elected
partner in the Milwaukee/Madison law firm of Shneidman, Myers, Dowling,
Blumenfield, Ehlke, Hawks & Domer. He continues to concentrate in
worker's compensation and social security disability.
Reinhart, Boerner, Van Deuren, Norris & Rieselbach S.C. has added
two new shareholders and one new associate to the firm. James F.
Lorimer, U.W. 1972, has become a shareholder in the firm's
business organizations department and practices in the Madison office.
With more than 26 years of business law experience, he provides counsel
in general corporate matters. Carrie Raymond Bedore,
Minnesota 1985, is a shareholder in the firm's banking and commercial
law department. She counsels financial institutions and other clients in
negotiating and documenting commercial loan transactions, and advising
bank holding companies on regulatory, corporate, and commercial matters.
Thomas P. Gehl, Marquette 1986, is an associate in the
firm's environmental law department in the Milwaukee office. He formerly
was the director of environmental engineering, safety, industrial
hygiene, and the chemical and metallurgical laboratory at the Kohler
Company. Gehl chairs the State Bar Environmental Law Section.
Brian P. Rohde, Marquette 1995, has joined the
Greenbelt, Md., office of Wilkes, Artis, Hedrick & Lane as an
associate in the transactional real estate and zoning, land use and
municipal affairs departments. He practices in residential and
commercial real estate development.
Stuart R. Rottier, Marquette 1995, has become a
shareholder in Crooks, Low & Connell S.C. in the firm's Wausau
office. The firm's name has been changed to Crooks, Low, Connell &
Rottier S.C. Rottier practices in civil and criminal litigation, family
law, adoption, bankruptcy, and general practice.
Diana R. Schira, Marquette 1989, has opened Shira
Law Firm S.C. at 1116 Western Ave., Mosinee. Her practice emphasizes
litigation, personal injury, and family law, along with real estate,
estate planning, and general practice.
Richard B. Schoenbohm, Indiana University -
Bloomington 1980, has been admitted as a member of the American Academy
of Adoption Attorneys. He practices adoption law at Schoenbohm &
Schoenbohm S.C., Appleton.
The Schroeder Group S.C., Attorneys at Law, a
Waukesha-based business law firm, has relocated its offices to the
Crossroads Corporate Center, 20800 Swenson Dr., Suite 475, Waukesha. The
Schroeder Group provides business law counsel including commercial and
employment litigation, business and succession planning, creditors'
rights, and bankruptcy. Other services include commercial transactions,
taxation issues, and international transactions. Currently, the
one-year-old firm employs seven attorneys and support staff.
Kimberly P. Sebranek, U.W. 1998, has joined the
Madison law firm of Murphy & Desmond S.C. as an associate. She
practices in creditor's rights, commercial law, litigation, and
bankruptcy.
The Sheboygan County Bar Association recently elected these officers:
president - Patricia A. Chucka; vice president -
Richard B. Hahn; and secretary/treasurer -
Kathie Z. Norman, all of Sheboygan.
Matthew P. Dregne, U.W. 1992, and James B.
Egle, U.W. 1992, have been named partners at Stafford,
Rosenbaum, Rieser & Hansen, a 26-lawyer firm with offices in Madison
and Sun Prairie. Christopher B. Hughes, Indiana
University -Bloomington 1993, has been promoted to senior associate.
Dregne practices municipal law and municipal ordinance enforcement. Egle
practices in general corporate and tax law, estate planning, and
probate. Hughes practices municipal and real property law.
Andrew J. Steimle, Marquette 1995, has joined
Savage, Gregorski, Webster, Stangel, Bendix & Bruce S.C., Manitowoc,
as a shareholder. He practices in estate planning and corporate
work.
Jason T. Studinski, U.W. 1998, has formed
Studinski Legal Group LLC in Madison. The firm
practices primarily plaintiff's employment, civil rights, and personal
injury law.
Mark Swiecichowski, Marquette 1996, has joined the
corporate tax department of Robson Rhodes Chartered Accountants in
Cambridge, England. He will be advising businesses in corporate and
capital gains tax, and the tax implications and opportunities of the
introduction of the Euro.
J.D. Thorne, DePaul 1973, has established his own
law office, Employment Law Managers, at Suite 1440, 735
N. Water St., Milwaukee. A member of the CCH National Panel of Labor Law
Experts, he will continue to focus on representing management in labor
relations and employment law matters.
The Tri-County Bar Association (Buffalo, Jackson, Pepin, Trempealeau)
has elected these officers: president - Robert A.
Olsher, Black River Falls; vice president - Bruce J.
Kostner, Arcadia; secretary - Mark R.
Franklin, Independence; and treasurer - Lawrence J.
Broeren, Mondovi.
Jay A. Urban, Marquette 1992, an attorney with
Techmeier & Van Grunsven S.C., Milwaukee, has been appointed to the
Board of Directors of the Volunteer Center of Greater Milwaukee Inc. The
Volunteer Center is a nonprofit organization that promotes, supports,
and increases effective volunteerism in greater Milwaukee by providing
leadership and resources to volunteers and supporting effective
management of volunteer services as the central clearinghouse of
voluntarism in the community.
Sue E. Weiske, U.W. 1984, has been promoted to
shareholder and director of Fraser Stryker Vaughn Meusey Olson Boyer
& Bloch in the firm's Denver office, practicing in telecommunication
law. Most recently, Weiske was in-house counsel for Time Warner
Telecommunication.
The Wisconsin Academy of Trial Lawyers has elected these officers:
president - Randall E. Reinhardt, Milwaukee;
president-elect - Kevin Lonergan, Appleton; vice
president - M. Angela Dentice, Milwaukee; secretary -
Keith R. Clifford, Madison; and treasurer -
Susan Rosenberg, Milwaukee.
The Wisconsin Chapter of the American Corporate Counsel Association
has elected these officers: president - Robert L.
Kaplan, Milwaukee; vice president - Robert G.
Turcott, Milwaukee; secretary - Linda M.
Glemblocki, Milwaukee; and treasurer - Scott D.
Geradin, Oak Creek.
The Wisconsin District Attorneys Association has elected Paul
E. Bucher, Waukesha, as president.
The Wisconsin Family Court Commissioners Association has elected
these officers: president - Dolores A. Bomrad, West
Bend; and vice president - Michael J. Bruch,
Milwaukee.
The Wood County Bar Association has elected these officers: president
- Gregory J. Potter, Wisconsin Rapids; president-elect
- John R. Hutchinson, Marshfield; secretary -
Ann E. Stevning-Roe, Marshfield; and treasurer -
Frances A. Washington, Marshfield.
In Memoriam
Barbara Andrews Benson, U.W. 1985, Marathon, Nov.
19, 1926 - Jan. 5, 1999.
Robert B. Benson, Indiana 1954, Brookfield, Nov. 25,
1928 - July 17, 1998.
Jack L. Bischoff, Marquette 1949, Phoenix, Ariz.,
May 16, 1924 - Dec. 12, 1998.
Elizabeth G. Brown, U.W. 1952, Ironwood, Mich., Nov.
24, 1913 - Dec. 28, 1998.
Bruce H. Dalrymple, U.W. 1948, Rice Lake, Aug. 9,
1917 - Dec. 31, 1998.
Donald A. Frings, Marquette 1952, Sturgeon Bay, Aug.
5, 1922 - Jan. 30, 1999.
H.F. Greiveldinger, U.W. 1947, Racine, Feb. 28, 1922
- Jan. 15, 1999.
Joan O'Brien, Marquette 1978, Milwaukee, July 24,
1954 - Jan. 31, 1999.
Nathaniel D. Rothstein, Marquette 1936, Milwaukee,
Jan. 1, 1913 - Feb. 12, 1999.
Robert A. Saltzstein, Yale 1948, Washington, D.C.,
Dec. 17, 1912 - July 21, 1998.
Ralph E. Sharp Jr., Illinois 1952, Juneau, Oct. 1,
1925 - Jan. 12, 1999.
Fred Stamm, Marquette 1935, Markesan, May 8, 1913 -
Jan. 17, 1999.
James J. Stout, Marquette 1947, Milwaukee, May 9,
1921 - Feb. 11, 1999.
Howard A. Tilg, Marquette 1939, Wauwatosa, Dec. 24,
1914 - Jan. 3, 1999.
Louis E. Weisse, U.W. 1950, Sheboygan Falls, Dec. 8,
1923 - Jan. 8, 1999.
Jeffrey P. Wylie, Marquette 1984, Milwaukee, Feb.
23, 1956 - Dec. 26, 1998.
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