Skilled legal representation in Northeast Wisconsin, grounded in a century of work for individuals, corporations, and insurers.
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John A. Kittell forms a Green Bay partnership with Timothy Burke.
E. L. (Bert) Everson joins the practice.
James L. Everson joins the firm.
Phillip R. Brehm joins the firm.
The firm represents individuals, corporations, and insurers across four established practice areas in Green Bay and Northeast Wisconsin.
Representation for OWI, drug, domestic violence, battery, property crime, disorderly conduct, criminal traffic, and other misdemeanor and felony charges.
Guidance for divorce, custody, support, property division, adoption, paternity, restraining orders, maintenance, and visitation matters.
Representation for personal injury, products liability, professional malpractice, insurance coverage, and bad faith matters in state and federal courts throughout Wisconsin.
Legal analysis and recommendations regarding liability and damages, including construction litigation, medical malpractice defense, appellate practice, and motor vehicle accident defense.
The firm traces its history through the people and work that shaped it, from John A. Kittell's early Green Bay practice to the lawyers who joined in the decades that followed.
John A. Kittell returned to Green Bay after graduating from the University of Wisconsin Law School and began the practice. He drafted the original Articles of Incorporation for the Green Bay Packers, then called the Green Bay Football Corporation.
Jane O’Melia became the first woman to become a partner at a Brown County law firm. James L. Everson joined in 1952, followed by Phillip R. Brehm in 1961.
The firm says it is Green Bay's oldest law firm.
Serving Green Bay and Northeast Wisconsin.
The firm's contact page collects the details needed to begin a conversation. You can also call the Green Bay office directly.
109 N. Adams St.
Green Bay, WI 54301
920-435-3734
Fax 920-435-0126
P.O. Box 22248
Green Bay, WI 54305-2248
The official contact page includes the firm's intake form and current contact details.
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