MacGillis Wiemer, LLC is proud to announce that several of our attorneys have been recognized as 2024 Wisconsin Super Lawyers! This prestigious honor highlights their exceptional skills, dedication, and commitment to delivering outstanding results for our

MacGillis Wiemer, LLC is proud to announce that Attorney Lauren E. Raupp has been elected as a Fellow of the Wisconsin Law Foundation. The Fellows organization honors State Bar of Wisconsin members who have achieved significant

We are excited to announce the opening of our new Kenosha office, located in Salem. This expansion represents our firm’s commitment to providing exceptional personal injury legal services across Southeast Wisconsin. Our new office will serve

MacGillis Wiemer, LLC is thrilled to announce the addition of two talented attorneys to our team, marking an exciting summer of growth for our firm. Dusty E. Gross and Seth A. Jaglinski, both recent Marquette University

At MacGillis Wiemer, LLC, we believe in the power of community and the importance of giving back. Yesterday, our team had the incredible opportunity to volunteer at the Hunger Task Force Farm, and it was an

Brendan P. Matthews Named Top 25 Attorney in Wisconsin We are proud to share the exciting news that Brendan P. Matthews, a partner at MacGillis Wiemer, has been honored as one of the Top 25 Attorneys

Guess what – we’re expanding, and we couldn’t be more thrilled to share this exciting news with all of you! At MacGillis Wiemer, LLC, our commitment to providing top-notch legal representation knows no bounds. With our

Each year, the WAJ selects an attorney who demonstrates a strong commitment to the goals laid out by the association. For 2020, Chris MacGillis has been honored by the Wisconsin Association for Justice (WAJ) for being an accomplished, committed young attorney to his clients and community. His passion and hard work for his clients qualify him as an outstanding young trial attorney.

On Aug. 20, 2020, Attorney Christopher MacGillis of MacGillis Wiemer, LLC of Wauwatosa, filed the three complaints which are practically identical aside from the group of retirees listed; one case is on behalf of Racine Fire and EMS retirees, another on behalf of Racine Police Department retirees, and the third for retired members of AFSCME Local 67 which represents Public Works and other city employees.