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Firm Type: Law Firm, Experience: 2 Years, A law firm is seeking an Estate Planning and Probate Attorney for their office in Waukesha, WI. Here's a detailed job description:Job Overview:The Estate Planning and Probate Attorney will be responsible for providing effective representation to clients, including communication, drafting and reviewing estate planning and transaction documents, conducting research (including tax research), and maintaining significant client contact.
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Associate Attorney : Aplin & Ringsmuth LLC, an AV-rated law firm with offices in Madison, Wausau, and Waukesha is seeking associate attorneys to handle worker's compensation and civil litigation matters in Wisconsin administrative agencies and trial and appellate courts in our Madison, Wausau Waukesha offices.
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Questions may be directed to Susan Opper, District Attorney, by e-mail to Sue. Opper@da.wi.gov. To apply, please send a resume and cover letter to Susan Opper, District Attorney, by e-mail to Sue. Opper@da.wi.gov.
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Axley Brynelson, LLP, a leading Wisconsin law firm with offices in Madison, Waukesha and Janesville, is seeking experienced litigation attorneys with a minimum of three years of demonstrated experience post law school graduation in civil litigation for its Madison office.
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Proactive attorney dedicated to representing employees in employment law matters. Excellent verbal and written communication skills; a dedication to fighting employment injustice. Proactive attorney dedicated to representing employees in employment law matters.
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