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DeWitt LLP’s Wisconsin Super Lawyers & Rising Stars 2023 Announced
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Today DeWitt LLP announced eight of its attorneys were named by Wisconsin Super Lawyers® as top attorneys in 2023. Additionally, four attorneys were recognized as 2023 Wisconsin Rising Stars.
2023 Wisconsin Super Lawyers
- Shannon A. Allen – Business Litigation
- Bradden C. Backer – Employment & Labor
- Eric A. Farnsworth – Personal Injury - Plaintiff
- Douglas H. Frazer – Tax
- Jeffrey J. Liotta – Business Litigation
- Christopher M. Meuler – Business Litigation
- Theresa L. Roetter – Family Law
- Brian R. Smigelski – Business Litigation
2023 Wisconsin Rising Stars
- Lindsey M. Anderson – General Litigation
- Matthew J. Hills – Business
- Michael R. Kruse – Civil Litigation – Plaintiff
- Laura A. Stack – Family Law
About Super Lawyers
The selections for Wisconsin Super Lawyers are made by the research team at Super Lawyers, which is a service of the Thomson Reuters legal division based in Eagan, Minnesota. Each year the team conducts a thorough selection process that includes a statewide survey of lawyers, independent evaluation of candidates by the attorney-led research staff, a peer review of candidates by practice area and a good-standing and disciplinary check.
The final list of Wisconsin Super Lawyers features the top five percent of attorneys in more than 60 practice areas. Lawyers featured on the Rising Stars list are selected based upon similar criteria as Super Lawyers; however, a candidate must either be under 40 years of age or in practice for 10 years or less, and a peer evaluation is not conducted.
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