Brian T. Fahl

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Brian T. Fahl: Attorney with Kravit, Hovel & Krawczyk s.c.

Biography

Adjunct Professor, Marquette University Law School 2012-Present; State Bar of Wisconsin Bench Bar Committee, 2010- Present; State Bar of Wisconsin Appellate Practice Section Committee Member; Listed in Super Lawyers magazine as Wisconsin Rising Star 2008-2009; Law Clerk to Hon. United States Magistrate Judge Aaron E. Goodstein, 2002-2004.

Areas of Practice (5)

  • Appellate Practice
  • Civil Litigation
  • Complex Litigation
  • White Collar Criminal Defense
  • Business Litigation

Education & Credentials

University Attended:
University of Wisconsin - Milwaukee, B.A., 1993
Law School Attended:
Rutgers University, J.D., 2002
Year of First Admission:
2002
Admission:
2002, Wisconsin; 2004, U.S. District Court, Eastern District of Wisconsin; 2005, U.S. Court of Appeals, Seventh Circuit; 2007, U.S. Supreme Court
Memberships:
State Bar of Wisconsin.
ISLN:
918798389

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Contact Information:

414-398-0057  Phone

www.kravitlaw.com

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