Search results for Female Lawyers Wisconsin

Women in the Law 2026 – Judith Williams-Killackey, Quarles & Brady

Judith Williams-Killackey is a partner and national practice group chair for Labor & Employment at Quarles & Brady. She was recently selected to serve as national chair of...

Women in the Law 2026 – Georgia L. Konstantakis, Konstantakis Law Office, LLC

Women in the Law 2026

The Wisconsin Law Journal is proud to continue to celebrate its annual Women in the Law event for 2026, and we congratulate this great group of honorees who you’ll meet […] The pos...

Newly Admitted Wisconsin Lawyers Bring Diverse Paths and Fresh Perspectives

A new class of attorneys has joined Wisconsin’s legal community, bringing with them diverse experiences and motivations. From first-generation college graduates to career changers,...

Marquette Law Graduates Begin New Chapter as Wisconsin Lawyers

Some arrived with generations of lawyers behind them. Others became the first lawyers in their families. Meet 170 new Wisconsin lawyers, the Class of 2026 graduates from Marquette...

Brunette launches bid for Supreme Court

Clark County Judge Lyndsey Boon Brunette enters the Wisconsin Supreme Court race following Justice Annette Ziegler’s retirement. The post Brunette launches bid for Supreme Court fi...

50 Years in the Law: Celebrating Wisconsin Lawyers Admitted in 1976

The State Bar celebrates the lawyers admitted to practice in Wisconsin in 1976, honoring a half-century of work across every corner of the profession. Wisconsin Supreme Court Chief...

Naomi Swain: Pro Bono Work Builds Skills and Changes Lives

The State Bar of Wisconsin recognizes 221 lawyers as members of the 2025 Pro Bono Honor Society for volunteering 50 hours or more of legal service. Among them is Naomi Swain, the P...

Attorney License Revocation-Sexual Harassment

In this attorney discipline case, the Wisconsin Supreme Court revoked the law license of Michael Seung-Hyock Yang for pervasive sexual misconduct toward two female clients he repre...

Immigration lawyer seeks release of Sheboygan Falls woman

An immigration lawyer seeks the release of a Sheboygan Falls woman held by ICE despite a judge ruling she can remain in the United States. The post Immigration lawyer seeks release...

Wausau attorney pleads not guilty to intimidation charges

A Wausau-area attorney pleaded not guilty to felony and misdemeanor charges alleging she intimidated a victim tied to a criminal and divorce case. The post Wausau attorney pleads n...

Build on Your Visibility: Join the Lawyer Referral Service

The State Bar of Wisconsin's Lawyer Referral Service directly connects attorneys with clients. Join now and get May and June free on the annual membership for 2026-27.

Lawyer Discipline

The Wisconsin Supreme Court permits the Office of Lawyer Regulation (OLR) to publish, for educational purposes, a summary of facts and professional conduct rule violations in matte...

Brunette campaign: Former Lt. Governor Barbara Lawton endorses Judge Lyndsey Brunette for Wisconsin Supreme Court

MADISON, Wis. – Former Wisconsin Lieutenant Governor Barbara Lawton has endorsed Judge Lyndsey Brunette for Wisconsin Supreme Court, citing Brunette’s commitment to protecting fund...

State Bar announces annual awards

The State Bar of Wisconsin has announced the winners of its annual awards, who will be recognized during the Member Recognition Celebration at the State Bar’s Annual Meeting &...

Brunette announces run for Wisconsin Supreme Court

(The Center Square) – Judge Lyndsey Brunette began her campaign Thursday for the Wisconsin Supreme Court, becoming the first judge to enter the race to replace Annette Ziegler, who...

Divorce by Affidavit: What Wisconsin Family Lawyers Need to Know

Divorce by affidavit offers a more flexible path for uncontested divorce cases in Wisconsin, particularly for clients facing scheduling, mobility, distance, child care, or emotiona...

West's Jury Verdicts, Bench Decisions, Settlements, and Arbitration Awards

A selection of recent Wisconsin case verdicts are shared below.

The Lawyer Shortage: Lessons from Alaska for Wisconsin

What happens when there aren’t enough attorneys to fully develop cases or serve entire regions? Former Alaska Supreme Court Chief Justice Joel Bolger shares insights for Wisconsin'...

Spring Into Your Legal Career: Law Student Events and Opportunities Ahead

The connections you make in law school can help shape your confidence, your perspective, and even your first job. You have several upcoming opportunities to meet attorneys, explore...

Wisconsin lawmakers spend taxpayer funds on legal fees

Wisconsin Republican lawmakers face a lawsuit as they spend taxpayer funds on private attorneys, with rates up to $550 an hour. The post Wisconsin lawmakers spend taxpayer funds on...

Never Too Young to Make a Difference: Miranda Tichareva, 2026 Young Lawyer of the Year

Milwaukee attorney convicted in assault case

A Milwaukee County jury convicted defense attorney Robert L. Taylor on multiple sexual assault and bail jumping charges tied to a 2022 case. The post Milwaukee attorney convicted i...

State Bar President-elect Post Goes to Lisa Lawless

Lisa M. Lawless is the next president-elect of the State Bar of Wisconsin. Here are the results for the State Bar officer and Board of Governors' elections for 2026-27.