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WISCONSIN TRIAL LAWYERS
Serving All of Wisconsin Including Milwaukee, Waukesha and Green Bay
At Gimbel, Reilly, Guerin & Brown LLP (GRGB), we don't just say that your problem is important to us. We mean it. Communication with our clients is important to us. We believe that clear lines of communication are integral in accomplishing what we need to do for our clients.

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Insurance Coverage Litigation |
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Personal Injury |
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Professional Licensing and Disciplinary Defense |
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Real Estate, Land Use and Entitlements |

DEDICATED TO WISCONSIN CLIENTS
FOR MORE THAN 50 YEARS
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GRGB has handled complex legal issues for more than 50 years. Because of our experience, dedication and compassion, clients come back to us again and again. They know that GRGB provides attentive and personalized legal service – they know that their problem is important to us.
WE RESPOND TO YOUR NEEDS
CONTACT US TODAY
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FROM OUR BLOG
18 May |
Is an Ignition Interlock Device Required Following a Wisconsin OWI? |
Being arrested for drunk driving can cause a number of difficulties in a person’s life. A conviction for charges of operating while intoxicated (OWI) can result in a number of penalties, including large fines... |
16 May |
Wisconsin Laws Meant to Protect Against Bicycle Accidents |
By: Attorney Chris Strohbehn After a long, cold winter, many Wisconsin residents who enjoy riding bicycles are happy to be able to hit the road as the weather warms up during the spring and summer.... |
05 May |
How Are Professional Practices Addressed During a Couple’s Divorce? |
By: Attorney Megan Drury A couple that plans to get a divorce will need to address multiple types of assets during the property division process. While the division of some types of property may be... |