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Paul and his family have always enjoyed spending time in parks. After living for a few years near Chicago’s Lincoln Park, it was a priority, when shopping for a first house upon moving back to Milwaukee in 2002, to find a house located a near a park. Fortunately, he and his wife, Kelly, found a 1929 bungalow a stone’s throw from Milwaukee County’s Jackson Park on the city’s south side. While living there, Paul decided to attend law school after years in the diamond and jewelry business. As luck would have it, the Milwaukee County Parks Department was looking for a Contract Services Officer shortly after Paul graduated from Marquette University Law School in 2008. It came as no surprise to Paul’s wife that he applied for and accepted the position with the Parks Department, turning down offers from two private law firms to do so. After nearly three and a half years at Parks, Paul joined the Office of Corporation Counsel. The rest is history.
“Seventh Circuit Year in Review” (with Thomas Shriner and Judge Beth Hannan), February 2017, hosted by Eastern District Bar Association.
“Seventh Circuit Year in Review” (with Thomas Shriner and Judge Beth Hannan), February 2015, hosted by Eastern District Bar Association.
“Seventh Circuit Year in Review” (with Thomas Shriner and Scott Hansen), February 2014, hosted by Eastern District Bar Association.
“Ethics 360”, January 2014, panel coordinator, hosted by the State Bar of Wisconsin, Appellate Practice Section.
“Appellate Counsel and Trial Counsel Ethics,” May 2013, session in Litigation and Appellate Institute, hosted by State Bar of Wisconsin, Appellate Practice Section
Anne and her family enjoy taking part in all of the activities that Milwaukee County has to offer from museums, to parks, to music events. Anne feels strongly about being involved in and giving back to her community, such as through her work with her district’s school board. She feels fortunate to have the opportunity to work for the benefit of Milwaukee County.
Jessica is an inspired attorney with ideas about what the future of legal departments will look like. Passionate about coming up with initiatives that can move legal departments away from being cost centers to drivers of exceptional contributions and innovation, she is a disruptor. After more than 10 years away, including stops in Arkansas and New York, Jessica is excited to be back in her hometown. She is embracing doing work for Milwaukee County and celebrating Milwaukee’s new-found fame as a “hidden gem.” She is also proud of her family’s heritage as one of the Los Primeros of Milwaukee.
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