Featured WI Attorneys

Posted by: admin in Wisconsin on June 17th, 2010

Injured in Wisconsin? Visit my featured WI personal injury lawyer:

Domnitz & Skemp are Milwaukee personal injury attorneys exclusively protecting the rights of injured people throughout Wisconsin and northern Illinois. Our lawyers handle a variety of legal practice areas, including injury and wrongful death claims both large and small, and have a national reputation for timely settlements through effective negotiation and, if necessary, trial.

Read more about the firm or contact them for a free consultation:

Domnitz & Skemp, S.C. Attorneys at Law
825 N. Jefferson Street-5th Floor
Milwaukee, WI 53202
Phone: 414-289-0909
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With over 50 years of collective experience, the Milwaukee personal injury law firm of Domnitz & Skemp has earned a national reputation for exemplary legal representation, personal service and successful results on behalf of injured people throughout Wisconsin and northern Illinois, including Kenosha, Waukesha, Racine, Elkhorn, Lake Geneva, Chicago and Waukegan. Contact our offices today via phone or simply fill out the on-line intake form below and you will be contacted by a Wisconsin trial lawyer for a free consultation and review of your legal rights.

- Domnitz & Skemp

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