The attorneys of Halloin Law Group, S.C. are committed to consistently providing the highest quality legal services available in four often-interrelated areas of the law:
Construction, Insurance Claims, Business Disputes, and Real Estate.

Attorney Sheila Shadman Emerson

Wisconsin Law Journal Power List

Attorney Sheila Shadman Emerson has been named to Wisconsin Law Journal's Power List. The “Power List” highlights distinguished attorneys who have demonstrated significant impact in their practice area. Selections are made by the Wisconsin Law Journal editorial staff, who evaluate candidates based on their professional accomplishments, leadership and contributions to the legal community. Congratulations, Sheila!

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Attorney Sheila Shadman Emerson

Super Lawyers 2024 Rising Star

Attorney Sheila Shadman Emerson has been selected by Super Lawyers to the 2024 Wisconsin Rising Star List! Super Lawyers, part of Thomson Reuters, honors attorneys who exhibit excellence in the practice of law. Every year, attorneys are selected through a multiphase process based on nominations, independent research, and peer evaluations.  The Rising Stars designation from Super Lawyers names only 2.5% of all licensed attorneys in the State of Wisconsin. Congratulations, Sheila for repeatedly making this prestigious designation!

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Seminar - May 29

Public Contract Dispute Resolution

Attorney Scott Halloin has been invited by Lorman® to discuss the complex and always changing system of laws and regulations involved in public contracting and procurement.

In addition, Lorman® is extending a special offer. Save 50% when you use the Discount Code Z4806383 (priority code 15999).

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