When you visit a store, restaurant, or other public business in Milwaukee, you expect a safe environment. Rarely are visitors at any business on the lookout for dangers like heavy falling items, slippery floors, or uneven surfaces and trip hazards. Unfortunately, though, accidents do happen on business premises every day. Serious injuries in commercial spaces are […]
Strategies for Negotiating White-Collar Plea Deals
/in White Collar Crimes/by Gimbel, Reilly, Guerin & Brown, LLPWhite-collar prosecutions in Wisconsin can move quickly from investigation to indictment, and once charges are filed, the consequences can be very serious. Defendants often face not only prison time but also financial ruin and irreparable reputational damage; even the news of a criminal investigation can fuel major speculation and cause professional contacts to distance themselves. While […]
Teen Drivers, Uninsured Drivers, and Summer Traffic Increase Wisconsin Car Accident Risk
/in Personal Injury/by Gimbel, Reilly, Guerin & Brown, LLPAs summer winds down in Wisconsin, traffic patterns shift. Families take one last road trip, college students return to campus, and Labor Day weekend fills highways across the state. Unfortunately, this season also brings an increase in car accidents. Teen drivers with limited experience, uninsured motorists trying to cut corners, and congested summer traffic create real […]
GRGB Provides Full-Spectrum Local Wisconsin Counsel to Out-of-State Law Firms
/in Wisconsin Government Regulations Lawyers/by Gimbel, Reilly, Guerin & Brown, LLPIn the increasingly interconnected legal landscape, it is common for attorneys in one jurisdiction to find themselves managing complex matters that cross state lines. A client headquartered in Illinois becomes entangled in a commercial dispute with a manufacturer in Waukesha; a national corporate defendant is sued in federal court in Milwaukee; a multi-jurisdictional white collar […]
What Are the Charges for Physicians Charged with Drug Diversion?
/in Criminal Defense/by Gimbel, Reilly, Guerin & Brown, LLPBy Attorney Adam J. Schleis Drug diversion — the illegal distribution or misuse of prescription medications — has become a major focus for federal and state prosecutors in Wisconsin. When physicians are accused of diverting controlled substances, the consequences are severe and swift. In Milwaukee, doctors under investigation for drug diversion often face not only criminal charges but also the […]
Most Common OWI Charges After a Milwaukee Summer Festival
/in DUI / OWI/by Gimbel, Reilly, Guerin & Brown, LLPEvery summer, Milwaukee transforms into a city of music, food, and celebration. From the grounds of Summerfest to neighborhood block parties and beer gardens, the city’s summer calendar is packed with fun ways to gather with friends and enjoy a cold drink in the sun. But for some festivalgoers, the season ends not with fond […]
Taking Legal Action After You Get Seriously Hurt at a Business
/in Personal Injury/by Gimbel, Reilly, Guerin & Brown, LLPWhen you visit a store, restaurant, or other public business in Milwaukee, you expect a safe environment. Rarely are visitors at any business on the lookout for dangers like heavy falling items, slippery floors, or uneven surfaces and trip hazards. Unfortunately, though, accidents do happen on business premises every day. Serious injuries in commercial spaces are […]
Taking Legal Action After a Wrongful Death in Milwaukee
/in Personal Injury/by Gimbel, Reilly, Guerin & Brown, LLPIn the devastating aftermath of losing a loved one, it can be very difficult to make practical decisions and plan for the future. Sometimes the most you can do is to get through each day in one piece as you plan a funeral, deal with logistics, and help your family members process the loss. And […]
Can You Sue Your Ex for Lying About Assets After the Divorce Is Final?
/in Divorce/by Gimbel, Reilly, Guerin & Brown, LLPIn high-asset divorces, honesty is more than a moral principle; it is a legal duty. Wisconsin courts require both spouses to provide complete financial disclosures during a divorce. This includes listing all marital and individual assets, even those held in trusts, business entities, or foreign accounts. If one spouse fails to do so, and the omission […]
Criminal Charges for Breach of Fiduciary Duty
/in White Collar Crimes/by Gimbel, Reilly, Guerin & Brown, LLPIn Wisconsin, most breaches of fiduciary duty are handled in civil court. When those breaches involve deceit, theft, or abuse of power, prosecutors may pursue criminal charges. In 2025, state and federal authorities are showing greater willingness to treat certain financial misconduct and betrayals of trust not just as civil disputes, but as crimes worthy of […]
Universities and NCAA Still Take Advantage of Student Athletes
/in College Student Representation/by Gimbel, Reilly, Guerin & Brown, LLPCollege athletes may have gained the right to profit from their name, image, and likeness (NIL), but that does not mean they are protected from being misled, exploited, or coerced. In Milwaukee and across the country, universities are still navigating how to implement NIL policies, and some are doing it better — or worse — […]