Albert Bianchi, Jr.

AJ brings more than 17 years of experience guiding clients through complex commercial and intellectual property litigation in federal and state courts. His practice focuses on resolving high-stakes disputes involving breach of contract, business torts, real estate, class actions, land use, trademark, copyright, and patent infringement, toxic torts, and employment discrimination. He combines strategic insight with hands-on trial experience to deliver practical, results-driven solutions across all stages of litigation. 

AJ has served as both first- and second-chair trial counsel in bench and jury trials, as well as arbitration proceedings in commercial disputes. He has argued before the Seventh Circuit Court of Appeals and the Trademark Trial and Appeal Board, managed large-scale discovery and e-discovery projects, and drafted a wide range of pleadings, motions, and briefs. His experience in intellectual property matters includes representing clients in patent, copyright, and trademark infringement cases and developing litigation strategies for complex IP disputes. 

Drawing on extensive government experience, AJ served as an assistant United States Attorney for the Western District of Wisconsin, representing the federal government in matters involving Bivens claims, Federal Tort Claims Act cases, habeas corpus petitions, Freedom of Information Act disputes, immigration lawsuits, employment discrimination disputes, and False Claims Act investigations. His government experience deepened his understanding of federal litigation and strengthened his skills in case management and advocacy. 

AJ began his legal career as a judicial law clerk in the U.S. District Court for the Western District of Wisconsin, where he clerked for the Honorable William Conley, the Honorable Barbara Crabb, and the Honorable John Shabaz.