By: Attorney Max Stephenson and Paralegal Ali Jaeger
When parents choose to get a divorce, they will usually be looking to avoid disruptions to their children’s lives as much as possible. As parents address issues related to child custody
Gimbel, Reilly, Guerin & Brown LLP
Today, GRGB is recognized as one of the best trial and litigation firms in Wisconsin. Our attorneys have successfully represented individuals and businesses in a wide variety of cases, from white collar criminal investigations and serious criminal offenses, to personal injury and complex civil litigation, to family law and real estate matters. They have earned the respect of the legal community and are recognized for their skill and experience not only by our clients, but also by colleagues, adversaries and judges. GRGB is known for its tradition of honesty, candor and in-depth preparation and presentation.
Latest from Gimbel, Reilly, Guerin & Brown LLP - Page 6
What Are My Options Following an Accident Involving a Teen Driver?
By: Attorney Chris Strohbehn
Being involved in a car accident can be an overwhelming experience, but a situation may be even more challenging when the other driver is a teenager. Teen drivers are known for being inexperienced and sometimes reckless,…
Who Is Responsible for Injuries in an Accident With a Delivery Driver?
By: Attorney Chris Strohbehn and Paralegal Ruth Campos
If it seems like there are increasing numbers of delivery vehicles on the roads, that is likely due to increased demand for services that transport products or food directly to people’s doors.…
Who Is Liable When a Person Is Hit by a Car in Front of a Store?
By: Attorney Chris Strohbehn
While people are aware that many car accidents occur every day, one type of accident that people may not realize is common involves vehicles crashing into buildings. These are known as storefront crashes, and they occur…
How Can Employers Avoid Accusations of Wrongful Termination?
By: Attorney Jaclyn Kallie
Wrongful termination is a serious accusation that can have potentially devastating consequences for employers. If a former employee or an outside agency believes that an employee has been wrongfully terminated, the employer can face an investigation,…
Circumstantial vs. Direct Evidence in Wisconsin Criminal Cases
By: Attorney Nicole Masnica and Paralegal Rachel Sweet
Originally published: August 10, 2018 — Updated: February 17, 2023
Update: In addition to understanding the types of circumstantial evidence that may play a role in a criminal trial, those who are…
Should I Move Out of My Home During My Divorce?
By: Attorney Megan Drury
Going through a divorce can be a difficult process for all members of a family. When your marriage has broken down, it may seem impossible to continue living in your home alongside your spouse. You may…
Who Can Be Held Liable for Winter Truck Accidents?
Every winter, the risk of truck accidents increases across the United States. This can be an especially serious issue in Wisconsin, since our state often experiences harsh winters, cold temperatures, and conditions that make roads more dangerous. From icy roads…
When Can Bribery Lead to Criminal Charges in Wisconsin?
There are a number of different types of offenses that are classified as white collar crimes. These offenses are usually committed in a professional or business setting, and they will typically involve illegal exchanges of money. Bribery is one…
What Are the Options for Dividing Business Interests in a Divorce?
By: Attorney Megan Drury and Paralegal Ali Jaeger
Going through a divorce is one of the most difficult experiences that anyone can endure. There are a variety of issues that will need to be addressed by divorcing spouses, and conflicts…