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Milwaukee / Madison, Wis. – June 28, 2011 – The law firm of Whyte Hirschboeck Dudek S.C. is pleased to announce that its Corporate/M&A, Intellectual Property, Litigation (General Commercial and Intellectual Property), Natural Resources & Environment and Real Estate practices have been ranked among the best in Wisconsin by Chambers and Partners. Chambers publishes the prestigious Chambers USA guide, used by businesses and other organizations in determining the best possible legal representation.
Additionally, Corporate/M&A attorneys Richard Silverthorn, Sverre Roang and John Emanuel; Intellectual Property attorneys Gina Carter, Grady Frenchick and John Pienkos; General Commercial Litigation attorneys Ann Maher and Nathan Fishbach; Natural Resources & Environment attorneys Jennifer Buzecky and Richard Lewandowski; and Real Estate attorneys Brad Dallet, Hal Karas and Nathaniel Hoffman each earned individual recognition in the Chambers USA guide, based upon their reputations among clients and peers.
Corporate/M&A
Chambers states that WHD’s Corporate/M&A practice “is a sophisticated practice with experts in every area.” Richard Silverthorn “has an impressive command of corporate legal issues and is a master of negotiation strategy.” Sverre Roang impresses with his “forward-thinking counseling and ability to get results,” while John Emanuel is “a smart and considered lawyer with a strong negotiating presence.”
Intellectual Property
Chambers praises WHD’s Intellectual Property practice for its litigation expertise and its group of talented patent prosecutors. Gina Carter is “a very hands-on lawyer.” Grady Frenchick is viewed as a highly regarded patent prosecutor who is also known for his expertise in licensing for collaborations between companies and inventors in the medical and chemical sectors, while John Pienkos is recommended for his experience with electrical and mechanical patents, as well as his expertise in the fields of wireless communications, automotive systems and computer sciences. According to Chambers, sources say that “the lawyers always make us feel as if we are their most important client.”
Litigation (General Commercial and Intellectual Property)
“The team,” according to Chambers, “has an unbelievable client service ethos.” Chambers specifically recognizes Ann Maher and Nathan Fishbach, “who is an expert at white-collar crime matters. He is extremely knowledgeable and well connected in his field.”
Natural Resources & Environment
Chambers notes WHD’s diverse environmental practice, and praises Jennifer Buzecky for being “extremely detail-oriented, thorough and knowledgeable in regulatory matters.” Richard Lewandowski, says Chambers, “excels in environmental permitting matters such as water rights, waste disposal and wetland regulation, as well as hazardous waste matters and cleanups.”
Real Estate
Chambers noted that WHD’s Real Estate team “has a fine reputation and is a go-to firm on a range of local real estate issues.” Brad Dallet is described as “an extremely practical and business-minded attorney, who cuts straight to the point.” Hal Karas and Nathaniel Hoffman are touted for their expertise in alternative financing such as New Markets Tax Credits, and leasing, respectively.
For additional information, visit the Chambers and Partners website at: http://www.chambersandpartners.com/.
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Whyte Hirschboeck Dudek S.C., one of Wisconsin’s leading full-service law firms, plays a leading role in shaping the political, economic, environmental and legal landscapes in Wisconsin. With offices in Milwaukee and Madison, Wis., the firm has more than 150 professionals practicing in more than 50 industry and specialty teams. WHD is committed to delivering exceptional service and innovative, practical solutions to prominent Wisconsin, regional and national clients.
