Andrew Miles Scarpace - Milwaukee, WI
111 W. Pleasant StreetSuite 110Milwaukee, WI 53212
Siesennop & Sullivan LLP
Updated: 02/12/2021
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Milwaukee Construction Law/Litigation Defense Lawyer
Overview
At Siesennop & Sullivan, LLP I specialize in insurance defense trial litigation work. Most of my emphasis is in the professional liability context, defending professionals from allegations of wrongdoing, including HVAC professionals, engineers, roofing contractors, dentists, long-term care facilities, nurses, among others.
Although a new attorney, I have obtained valuable experience in a myriad of different legal contexts. Beginning at the circuit court level, I spent ...
At Siesennop & Sullivan, LLP I specialize in insurance defense trial litigation work. Most of my emphasis is in the professional liability context, defending professionals from allegations of wrongdoing, including HVAC professionals, engineers, roofing contractors, dentists, long-term care facilities, nurses, among others.
Although a new attorney, I have obtained valuable experience in a myriad of different legal contexts. Beginning at the circuit court level, I spent ...
At Siesennop & Sullivan, LLP I specialize in insurance defense trial litigation work. Most of my emphasis is in the professional liability context, defending professionals from allegations of wrongdoing, including HVAC professionals, engineers, roofing contractors, dentists, long-term care facilities, nurses, among others.
Although a new attorney, I have obtained valuable experience in a myriad of different legal contexts. Beginning at the circuit court level, I spent over a year clerking for a trial court civil judge, learning the ins and outs of Wisconsin civil procedure and tort law. From there, I spent time interning at the Wisconsin Supreme Court, drafting bench memoranda on a variety of appellate legal issues. After my time at the Wisconsin Supreme Court, I worked in the general counsels office at RSM US LLP, a large financial accounting and auditing firm. At RSM, my emphasis was in electronic discovery compliance and policy, but I also assisted with Federal Regulatory compliance under the Securities and Exchange Act and Sarbanes-Oxley, among others. I also had the opportunity to work in the United States Attorney's Office in the Eastern District of Wisconsin, assisting with both criminal and civil matters on behalf of the Federal Government. I also spent some time interning in the Office of the Circuit Executive for the Seventh Circuit Court of Appeals where I observed the inner workings of the Federal appellate process. After my time with the United States Attorney's Office and the Seventh Circuit, I returned to work at RSM US LLP, before taking a position at Siesennop & Sullivan, LLP.
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