Whether the case at hand pertains to business law, contract law, employment law, family law, or bankruptcy, I always start by taking a step back and looking at the full realm of possibilities — not just the immediate problem. This paves the way for customized, realistic, and forward-looking legal solutions.
Every case is unique, but my primary objective is always the same: to find the best possible solution for your particular situation. To start, I’ll clearly explain the legal avenues we can pursue.
Once you understand your rights and the options available to you, we can collaborate to develop a legal strategy that adheres to your needs and goals while sidestepping potential concerns.
Whether I’m guiding a client or helping out with a non-profit, it’s in my nature to go above and beyond. For your case, expect relentless support, intelligent solutions, and clear communication.
Researching your legal concern is a smart first step, but the best way to get the specific, personalized answers you need is by consulting an experienced legal professional.
Click the button below and you’ll find useful, general information about law and legal matters. For situation-specific questions and answers, I encourage you to explore the questions from the community that I’ve answered in recent years.
After working with me once, my clients tend to think of me as their lifelong attorney. They know they can come to me again and again for advice, ideas, and solutions. As an added bonus, I offer discounts to teachers and non-profit organizations.
Although business law and related matters are central to my practice, my work is far from being “all business.” Supporting non-profits and other companies means helping the Wisconsin community thrive for generations to come.
Being an effective contract lawyer and mediator means being able to fully understand my clients’ goals and clearly communicate those goals through legal documents and negotiations. Fortunately, my background in English literature makes this part of the job come naturally.
Many times, employees are concerned to take FMLA leave for fear of losing their jobs. However, it is illegal for an employer to fail to rehire/restore the employee to the same or substantially equal position after he or she elects to take FMLA leave. An employee who has suffered through an employer's failure to rehire/restore him or her should contact ...
Whether you are an employer considering whether your on-call meal period pay policy is sufficient or an employee wondering whether your employer’s policy is sufficient, it is always advisable to consult counsel.
Max has exceeded my expectations in more than several areas and I would genuinely recommend his legal expertise to anyone in need of help. He takes the time to listen and gives you the real legal facts of your concern... He is genuine, aggressive, and will get you the results you are looking for. He did for me and I can't thank him enough!
Attorney Livingston knows the law extremely well and cares about making sure people understand their rights and obligations. If you have a contract law problem, he is your answer. If his office is anywhere near you, I recommend him to you.
When you’re knee-deep in a legal dispute, “compromise” may not be the first word that pops into your head. You might be thinking more in terms of “win,” “argue,” or “crush the competition.” This train of thought is natural and in many cases makes perfect sense. However, you’d be surprised how often a collaborative effort can lead to better results for everyone.
As we sit down to discuss your case, I will educate you on the benefits of alternative dispute resolution and may even challenge you to think like a mediator. That is, to look at the possibility of finding a fair and realistic middle ground between your needs and the other side’s.
As I’ve said, every case looks a little different. Yours will have its own unique challenges to overcome, and you yourself will have distinct expectations and goals that I will work hard to fulfill.
Likewise, a victory to you might look completely different than a victory to someone else. Maybe you’re trying to refute a workplace accusation, seek compensation from someone who failed to uphold their end of a contract, adjust your child custody arrangements, or get through the bankruptcy process as painlessly as possible. No matter what it is that you’re trying to accomplish, know that, as your attorney, I will be with you every step of the way.
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