My Why
What powers my practice
As a kid, I always knew I wanted to be a lawyer. Later, I discovered a passion for real estate and construction—fields where legal work translates into tangible results that shape communities. I’m driven by the opportunity to help clients navigate complexity and deliver outcomes that clearly benefit the places we live and work. Above all, I’m passionate about seeing my clients’ projects come to life.
Credentials
- Case Western Reserve University School of Law, Juris Doctor (J.D.), 2009
- University of Wisconsin - Madison, Bachelor of Arts (B.A.), Political Science and History, 2006, magna cum laude
- Wisconsin
- Attorney of the Year, Women in Construction, 2025
- Leading Construction Lawyer, Chambers USA, 2025
- Leading Real Estate Lawyer, Chambers USA, 2024
- Best Lawyers®, Women in the Law (Milwaukee, WI), Construction Law, and Real Estate Law, 2022-Present
- Notable Women in Law, BizTimes Media, 2022
- Best Lawyers®, Construction Law; Real Estate Law, 2020-present
- The Midwest’s Best Lawyers©, Construction Law and Real Estate Law, 2021
- Up and Coming Lawyers, Wisconsin Law Journal, 2016
- Recipient, CALI Excellence for the Future Award
- Member, Phi Beta Kappa Honors Society
Engagement
- Member of Board of Directors, Milwaukee Bar Association
- Secretary and Member of Board of Directors, WCREW
- Member, American Bar Association
- Member, Wisconsin Bar Association
- Member, Commercial Association of Realtors – Wisconsin
- Member, Association of General Contractors
- Former President and Board Member, Momentum Milwaukee
- Former Member, Village of Hales Corners Building Board
- Former Member, Village of Hales Corners Board of Review
- Former Commissioner, Village of Hales Corners Police and Fire Commission
Insights

Michael Best Announces Election of Eight to Equity Partnership
Michael Best & Friedrich LLP announces the elevation of eight partners to the firm’s Equity Partnership.Read
Feb 20, 2026

Wisconsin Municipal Court Ruling Reinforces Limits of Public Beach Access Under Public Trust Doctrine
On January 28, 2026, the Shorewood Municipal Court in Milwaukee County, Wisconsin issued a decision finding Paul Florsheim guilty of trespassing for repeatedly walking along the dry sand portion of a privately owned stretch of shoreline north of Atwater Beach.Read
Feb 6, 2026

New Year, More Coverage: End-of-Year Illinois Supreme Court Case Drastically Expands Construction Defect Insurance Coverage in Illinois
When a loss occurs on a job site, one of the initial questions stakeholders raise is whether the incident will be covered by insurance.Read
Jan 26, 2026

