80 years of trial experience set Menn apart

Becoming an effective trial lawyer has as much to do with talent as it does with preparation, education and experience. “Brett Favre is a good quarterback because he has incredible ability,” said Joseph Beisenstein. “Ability is the cornerstone of being a good trial laywer.”

But when the lawyers of Menn Law walk into a courtroom, they’re also taking the combined knowledge of generations of litigators with them. The firm makes a conscious effort to transmit institutional knowledge from experienced trial lawyers to new associates. The mentorship system makes a difference in developing attorneys who excel in the courtroom.

So what makes an effective trial attorney?
Look for litigators with:

• Integrity and a strong sense of ethics.
• Skill in researching both sides of an argument and thorough knowledge of a case.
• Individual trial experience as well as the combined court room experience of legal associates. Beisensten alone has tried more than 175 jury cases in his career.

Find out more information about selecting a trial attorney.

The Business of Menn is Business

When you’re in business, you want to focus on serving your customers and doing what you do best. At Menn Law, our clients trust us to manage the details of their legal work while they manage their business. Our attorneys have obtained multi-million dollar verdicts from juries, defeated claims against our clients in arbitrations, and have navigated the often complex world of mediation.

Learn more about our business services on our website.

Where there’s a will, Menn has a way with estate planning.

Even if you don’t think of your accumulated property as an “estate,” estate planning is perhaps the best way to ensure your assets and your future follows a path you set. Estate planning encompasses a range of services—everything from determining power of attorney for health care to setting up a living trust to drawing up wills.

Most consumers start planning for their future with a will. For those who think this is unnecessary, in the event of your death your assets will be divided as the state of Wisconsin decides. According to Menn Law attorneys, estate planning will help you achieve your lifetime goals and avoid probate. “The primary reason to have a will is it allows you to choose who’s going to receive your assets as opposed to the state making that decision for you,” said Douglas Hahn, president.

Find out more information about estate planning.