MONROE - Voegeli, Ewald & Bartholf Law Offices, S.C., of Monroe announces Craig R. Nolen has joined the firm as an associate.
Nolen is a life-long resident of Monroe and a 2003 graduate of Monroe High School. He received his bachelor of business administration degree from the University of Wisconsin-Madison in 2007 and his law degree from Marquette University Law School in 2010.
At Marquette University Law School, Nolen was the president of the Real Estate Law Society, treasurer of the Federalist Society, and an editor of the Marquette Elder's Advisor law journal, a publication specializing in the legal needs of the elderly.
Nolen is a member of the State Bar of Wisconsin and Green County Bar Association. He expects to practice in the areas of real estate, business and agricultural law, family law, and estate planning.
"Craig is a good fit with our firm. He worked at our firm last summer as a clerk and we were impressed by his work. We are pleased that he is returning to Monroe and has chosen our firm to begin his legal career," said Rex A. Ewald. "We expect him to establish a general practice and to have him handle the prosecution of municipal ordinance violations for the City of Monroe."
Nolen is a life-long resident of Monroe and a 2003 graduate of Monroe High School. He received his bachelor of business administration degree from the University of Wisconsin-Madison in 2007 and his law degree from Marquette University Law School in 2010.
At Marquette University Law School, Nolen was the president of the Real Estate Law Society, treasurer of the Federalist Society, and an editor of the Marquette Elder's Advisor law journal, a publication specializing in the legal needs of the elderly.
Nolen is a member of the State Bar of Wisconsin and Green County Bar Association. He expects to practice in the areas of real estate, business and agricultural law, family law, and estate planning.
"Craig is a good fit with our firm. He worked at our firm last summer as a clerk and we were impressed by his work. We are pleased that he is returning to Monroe and has chosen our firm to begin his legal career," said Rex A. Ewald. "We expect him to establish a general practice and to have him handle the prosecution of municipal ordinance violations for the City of Monroe."