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Q&A Profile Richard Champagne: Legislative Reference Bureau Director

1 month ago | wisbar.org | Shannon Green

Q&A Profile Richard Champagne: Legislative Reference Bureau DirectorCurious about researching and practicing law dealing with the major issues of the day? Rick Champagne, director of the Wisconsin Legislative Reference Bureau, talks about working for the oldest nonpartisan bill drafting and legal research agency in the United States. Rick Champagne has found an outlet for his interests in legislative institutions and their operations and in legislative law.
Q&A Profile Not Afraid to Go to Trial: Thadd J. Llaurado on Personal Injury Litigation

2 months ago | wisbar.org | Shannon Green

Q&A Profile Not Afraid to Go to Trial: Thadd J. Llaurado on Personal Injury LitigationThere's not one set formula for excelling at litigation. But certain characteristics help, according to Thadd Llaurado, an award-winning civil trial lawyer. What are the characteristics of a good litigator? According to Thadd Llaurado, a good litigator isn’t afraid to take a case all the way to trial – but also needs an extensive support system.
Women History Makers Involved in Life: Christine Bremer Muggli on a Northwoods Practice

Dec 4, 2024 | wisbar.org | Shannon Green

Women History Makers Involved in Life: Christine Bremer Muggli on a Northwoods PracticeChristine Bremer Muggli envisioned a legal career in service to the community. Her personal injury practice in Wausau and her service on community boards, statewide committees, and teaching affiliations have allowed just that – service to the community.
Women History Makers Christy L. Brown: Building Women's Leadership

Nov 6, 2024 | wisbar.org | Shannon Green

Women History Makers Christy L. Brown: Building Women's LeadershipWhile working on her master's thesis at Duke University, Christy Brown interviewed Black women law students, learning that their lived experiences were shaped by being a woman, being a person of color, or the intersection of both. What she learned from her thesis has informed her career ever since. A near miss when she was 5 years old convinced Christy Brown to become a lawyer.
For ex-felon voter, 'our voice is our power'

Nov 2, 2024 | orlandosentinel.com | Shannon Green

My Orlando Sentinel documentary subject turned friend, Davion Hampton, understood something I didn't fully grasp six years ago when Floridians said "yes" to restoring voting rights for people with past felony convictions. A law can become reality without being realized.
Women History Makers Laurie R. McCallum: Grateful Trailblazer

Sep 5, 2024 | wisbar.org | Shannon Green

New Historical Timeline Chronicles Pivotal Moments of Wisconsin Women in the Law Women make their mark on Wisconsin’s legal landscape in many ways. To commemorate the 150th anniversary of the first woman admitted to practice in Rock County, Wis., on June 17, 1874, the Wisconsin State Law Library has created a digital timeline that chronicles the achievements, challenges, and pivotal moments of women who have shaped Wisconsin’s legal landscape.
Women History Makers Tamara B. Packard: When Work Is Advocacy

Jul 17, 2024 | wisbar.org | Joyce R. Hastings |Shannon Green |Jeff Brown

Women History Makers Tamara B. Packard: When Work Is AdvocacyDuring Tamara Packard's 25 years' practicing law in Wisconsin, she has represented individuals and entities in employment-related or professional licensing matters and in civil rights and election law litigation, all with the goal of making the world a better place. Tamara Packard returned to Madison in 1999 after graduating from the University of Wisconsin Law School in 1994.
Women History Makers Tamara B. Packard: When Work Is Advocacy

Jul 17, 2024 | wisbar.org | Joyce R. Hastings |Shannon Green |Jeff Brown

Women History Makers Tamara B. Packard: When Work Is AdvocacyDuring Tamara Packard's 25 years' practicing law in Wisconsin, she has represented individuals and entities in employment-related or professional licensing matters and in civil rights and election law litigation, all with the goal of making the world a better place. Tamara Packard returned to Madison in 1999 after graduating from the University of Wisconsin Law School in 1994.
Women History Makers Judge Jo Deen Lowe - A Long Line of Strong Women

Jun 9, 2024 | wisbar.org | Shannon Green

The Official Publication of the State Bar of Wisconsin Women History Makers Judge Jo Deen Lowe – A Long Line of Strong Women Jo Deen Lowe, chief judge of the Ho-Chunk Nation Trial Court, was first in her family to graduate from law school. She shares in the legacy of colleagues in Indian law while working to leave a better justice system for those to come.
Women History Makers Judge Ramona Gonzalez: Tending to Democracy

May 8, 2024 | wisbar.org | Joyce R. Hastings |Shannon Green

Women History Makers Judge Ramona Gonzalez: Tending to DemocracyIn several 2024 issues, Wisconsin Lawyer is profiling women lawyers who continue to make history in the tradition of Lavinia Goodell, the first woman admitted to the Wisconsin bar. This month we profile Judge Ramona Gonzalez of the La Crosse County Circuit Court. La Crosse County Circuit Court Judge Ramona Gonzalez received the State Bar of Wisconsin’s Lifetime Jurist Award in 2023.

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