Anderson O’Brien congratulates Attorney Richard H. Fuller for his recent success in obtaining an excellent and well-deserved personal injury jury verdict on behalf of one of our clients. Our client sustained severe neck injuries in an automobile collision that necessitated surgery. After several years of intense litigation, our client and the insurance company involved could not reach a settlement. Attorney Fuller proceeded to take the case to a jury trial in Portage County Circuit Court in order to obtain full compensation for our client for her medical bills, wage loss, past and future pain and suffering and for her permanent injuries. After a four-day trial, the jury awarded a verdict in the amount of $1.769 million for her damages. This was over $1 million more than the insurance company’s last offer to settle, which was made on the day before the trial started.

This verdict is one of a number of outstanding verdicts obtained by our team of experienced and exceptional litigation attorneys and support staff who handle a wide variety of cases, including personal injury, products liability, business, commercial, employment and real estate. Our firm has the experienced attorneys to assist you in all aspects of litigation, including taking your case to trial, in order to achieve the best results possible.

The latest edition of the Anderson O’Brien Legal Newsletter is now available. This edition includes articles on vacation rentals and restrictive covenants, civil liberties and religious rights in the workplace, and long-term care and insurance considerations. Click the titles below to read the full articles, or download a copy of the newsletter to your computer or mobile device.

Vacation Rentals and Restrictive Covenants
By Attorney Amy A. Jahnke

Masterpiece Cakeshop: A Collision Course of Civil Liberties and Religious Rights
By Attorney Brian G. Formella

Long-Term Care and Insurance Considerations
By Attorney Amy J. Eddy

We are very happy to announce that Steven Thompson has joined our Firm as an associate. Steven was raised in Eagle River, Wisconsin, and graduated with highest honors from University of Wisconsin-Oshkosh in 2015. He went on to graduate with honors from University of Wisconsin Law School in 2018. In law school Steven became interested in business and estate planning law, and served as the law school’s representative with the Real Property Probate and Trust Section of the State Bar. He also completed his concentration in Estate Planning with honors. Steven will be practicing in the areas of estate planning, real estate, and business law.