Ten attorneys from the law firm of O’Neil Cannon were selected for inclusion in the 2013 edition of The Best Lawyers in America®. Nearly 1/3 of the Firm’s attorneys were listed in 16 distinct practice areas to include: James G. DeJong – Corporate Law; Mergers and Acquisitions Law; Securities/Capital Markets Law Seth E. Dizard – […]
“Cook and Franke law firm dissolved” Cook and Franke SC, one of Wisconsin’s oldest and at one time one of the largest law firms, has been dissolved as a corporation. …Read More »
The Christian Center will purchase the 25,000 square foot building from the Latino Community Center. …Read More »
Federal tax law allows a special manufacturing deduction, which provides incentives to keep jobs and manufacturing activity in the United States. The State of Wisconsin has disallowed this special deduction for state tax purposes over the past several years; however, with the passage of the 2011 Wisconsin Budget, an income tax credit has been included […]
O’Neil Cannon recently hired Attorney Sarah C. Matt to expand its Litigation Group. She will assist clients with a variety of civil litigation matters, primarily in the areas of commercial and business litigation. Sarah graduated from Marquette Law School, cum laude, and received a Cali Excellence for the Future Awards for receiving the highest grade […]
Joseph E. Gumina will be a contributing author for the 2012 Edition of the Illinois Institute for Continuing Legal Education’s treatise titled “Illinois Contract Law.” Attorney Gumina has authored Chapter 19 entitled Guidelines for Drafting Specific Contract Clauses in Employment Agreements. This chapter provides practical advice and examples on how to properly draft an employment […]
On April 26th, Joseph Maier was a featured speaker for a Wisconsin Underground Contractors Association member seminar focused on Succession Planning.
On April 25th, Attorney Joe Maier was the featured speaker in a day long National Business Institute Seminar entitled “Helping Clients Sell a Small or Medium Sized Business.” Mr. Maier’s presentation focused on the tax aspects of selling a business and the valuation issues involved in the planning stages of a business sale.
A discussion of long-term care planning will inevitably include a discussion of one or more of the following: Countable Assets: Assets which are available to a Medicaid applicant and not exempt. A person’s eligibility for Medicaid depends upon the amount of his or her countable assets. A single person can only have $2,000 in countable […]
“I have referred so many business colleagues to the firm because I know they’ll do what they say they’re going to do, when they say they’re going to do it.” -Terry Mather, Laacke and Joys A relationship built to last. “Synergy” is most simply defined as an interaction where the “whole” is greater than the […]