My Why
What powers my practice
My parents, both immigrants, inspired me to pursue a career as an attorney as a way to make them proud and do meaningful work. This career also allows me to give back to my Milwaukee community—whether I’m helping clients sort through complex legal issues or teaming up with colleagues to find effective solutions. Through my work, I try to make the law feel approachable and useful, and I hope people see me as someone who’s sincere, thoughtful, and invested in helping others.
Overview
Thomas works with clients in the real estate group at Michael Best, drawing on experience in bankruptcy law, contract analysis, and client advocacy.
Prior to joining Michael Best, he served as a law clerk at a debtor-creditor law firm where he led Chapter 13 bankruptcy cases, drafted legal briefs, and helped clients refinance assets to avoid property sales. He supported more than 30 individuals navigating Chapter 7 and Chapter 13 filings, real estate planning, and tax debt discharge, coordinating with agencies including the Internal Revenue Service (IRS), Department of Revenue (DOR), U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA), and U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs (VA).
He also served as an independent legal contractor with VMG Health, where he analyzed nearly 100 Master Service Agreements and advised senior counsel on optimizing contract terms and pricing strategies.
Experience
Solutions in action
Credentials
- University of Wisconsin Law School, Juris Doctor (J.D.), Moot Court Board Member, 2025
- University of Minnesota, Bachelor of Arts (B.A.), Professional Journalism and Political Science; Minor in Business Law, 2022
- Wisconsin
- Polish
Engagement
- Member, State Bar of Wisconsin
- Tutor, Milwaukee Virtual Student Center, 2020-2022
- Volunteer Income Tax Assistant, 2023-2024
Insights

Wisconsin Circuit Court Reverses Shorewood Beach Access Trespass Conviction, Potentially Expanding Public Access Rights Along Lake Michigan
A decision by the Milwaukee County Circuit Court rendered on September 3 may have significant implications for owners of waterfront property along Wisconsin’s shoreline.Read
Sep 8, 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

Michael Best Welcomes New Talent Across Offices in Q3 2025
Michael Best is pleased to announce the addition of several talented professionals to its offices nationwide in the third quarter of 2025. These new hires…Read
Oct 8, 2025
