Feature Stories
- Boardman Attorneys Named
"Lawyers of the Year"
Two Boardman attorneys have been named by Best Lawyers as "Madison Lawyers of the Year." - Wisconsin Municipal Electric Utilities Prevail With Court of Appeals' Decision in Territorial Dispute
Boardman attorneys Anita Gallucci and Rhonda Hazen helped The Wisconsin Court of Appeals reach a decision that could greatly benefit Wisconsin municipal electric utilities. To learn more, click here. - Notorious case against the City of Madison dismissed
Attorney Steve Zach of Boardman represented the City of Madison in a case involving a man who sued the city for prohibiting him from patronizing a State Street restaurant with his dog. U.S. District Judge Barbara Crabb ruled that the plaintiff, Stephen Bottila, had not presented enough evidence to prove he qualified as disabled, or that his dog was a service animal, under the federal Americans with Disabilities Act.
News Items
- Boardman Lawyers Named
to Best Lawyers in America©
Several Boardman attorneys have been recognized as the best in America . . . - Boardman Attorneys Named
to Super Lawers© List
Eight Boardman attorneys have been named to the 2009 list of Super Lawerys by "Wisconsin Super Lawyers". - Boardman Attorney Nominated for Pro-bono Award
Attorney John Starkweather was recently nominated for a pro bono award. John was nominated for his work with Habitat for Humanities. He gives real estate advice on their development projects. - Boardman Enacts Paper-Reduction Policy
Boardman has been named a Climate Challenge Partner for its paper-reduction initiative. - Cynthia Van Bogaert Named a College Fellow
Cindy is the first attorney in Wisconsin to have achieved this honor.
Events
- Catch Boardman on WIBA's "Ask the Experts" with Marty Kay
Tune in to WIBA-AM on Saturday mornings to catch our attorneys discussing timely topics and taking your calls.
Boardman in the Media
- Boardman in the Wisconsin State Journal
Attorney Paul Norman offered his legal insight for the Wisconsin State Journal article, "Footnote: How does an auto dealer's franchise agreement work?"
Boardman in the Wisconsin Law Journal
- Attorneys Sarah Zylstra and Cathy Cetrangolo were quoted in the Wisconsin Law Journal article, "Rocket docket may lose some thrust with new judges".
- Attorney Cathy Rottier was quoted in the article, "Budget item would give more info to jurors". The article is regarding a proposed one-sentence addition to jury instruction rules in Wisconsin, which may change the way civil cases involving contributory negligence are argued.
- Boardman has hand in proposal to equalize property taxes
Boardman offers insight in a matter involving the merger of the village and city of Pewaukee.