Quarles & Brady LLP

About this office:

Providers of the highest quality legal services since 1892. Quarles & Brady LLP offers a full array of legal services, helping businesses, governments and individuals find solutions to legal problems affecting entrepreneurial start-ups, international Fortune 500 companies and everything in between. With over 450 attorneys practicing from offices in Tucson and Phoenix, Arizona; Milwaukee and Madison, Wisconsin; Chicago, Illinois; and Naples, Florida; Quarles & Brady represents a broad range of clients locally, nationally and internationally.

General Corporate Practice, including Administrative, Antitrust, Trade Regulation and Financing, Business Planning, Commercial, Community Associations and Country Clubs, Construction, Corporate Finance and Securities, Creditor's Rights and Bankruptcy, E-Commerce and Information Technology, Employee Benefits and Compensation, Energy and Telecommunications, Environmental, Exempt Organizations, Family, Financial Institutions, Government Relations, Hospital and Health, Immigration, Intellectual Property, International, Labor and Employment (Management), Litigation - Trials and Appeals (Civil, Insurance, Privately-Held Businesses, Products Liability, Toxic Tort and Environmental Defense), Mergers and Acquisitions, Municipal, Public Finance, Real Estate and Land Use, School, Securities, Taxation, Technology and Science, Trusts and Estate Planning, White Collar Crime.

Private Parties Cannot Contract For Expanded Judicial Review of Arbitration Awards under Federal Law
Craig H. Kaufman, David A. Paige, Kevin A. Delorey, Kevin M. Long, Leonard S. Shifflett, Mark H. Muller, May 14, 2008
A recent ruling from the U.S. Supreme Court has raised the art of contract drafting to a new level of attention.

Requirements for Tribal Energy Resource Agreements Are Finalized By BIA
Jeremy A. Lite, Luis A. Ochoa, May 14, 2008
In a final rule published on March 10, 2008, the Bureau of Indian Affairs established the procedures that Native American Tribes must employ to recapture their inherent authority to control energy development on tribal lands.

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