News from The Everson Law Firm
CONGRATULATIONS
2022
Year over year, our attorneys set a statewide standard of excellence. Congratulations to Attorneys Brian Anderson, Todd Dickey, John Heide, Peter Hickey, and Heather Nelson for being named to Wisconsin’s 2022 Super Lawyers List. Your integrity, expertise and dedication inspire all of us at The Everson Law Firm!
Attorneys Raeann Kramer, Gabriel Siehr, and Leah Derusha have been named 2022 Super Lawyers Rising Stars! Congratulations on the well-deserved recognition, and thank you for your service to The Everson Law Firm. Thank you for continuing our long tradition of excellence!
CONGRATULATIONS 2022
RISING STARS
Serving
OUR WISCONSIN
community
The Everson Law Firm Elves are at it again! This year the attorneys and staff of Team Everson decided to focus our holiday season charitable efforts on our furry, feathered and four-legged friends. We collected and donated much-needed supplies and made an additional financial donation to Green Bay Campus - Wisconsin Humane Society to help them to continue to do such great work in rescuing, healing and finding fur-ever homes for animals in need and who are lucky enough to receive their care!
Attorneys
NAMED TO
2021 LIST
Our team never fails to amaze. Congratulations to Heather Nelson, Erik Pless, Todd Dickey and Peter Hickey for being named to Wisconsin’s 2021 Super Lawyer list, to Gabriel Siehr and Leah Derusha, who have been identified as Rising Stars, and a special congratulations to John Heide, whose excellence in the field has earned him a spot on Wisconsin’s Top 50 Super Lawyers list. Your integrity, expertise and dedication inspire all of us at The Everson Law Firm!
Sharing
LEGAL EXPERTISE
On December 3, 2021, Attorney Brian Anderson gave a presentation at the Wisconsin Defense Counsel Winter Seminar, titled “Three’s Company But Can Feel Like A Crowd: Ethical Challenges When Representing Insurers and Insureds.” The presentation involved discussion of ethical obligations and challenges when representing both an insurance company and an insured party in the same litigation. The Wisconsin Defense Counsel (WDC) is a statewide organization of attorneys dedicated to the defense of Wisconsin citizens and businesses, the maintenance of an equitable civil justice system, and the education of its members.
Serving
OUR WISCONSIN
community
Charities are in even greater need of our generosity these days. The Everson Law Firm was thrilled to continue our Christmastime tradition of donating to a local charity, the Child Life program at HSHS St. Vincent Hospital. There are many giving elves at Team Everson. From those who donated so generously to those who clearly had a blast shopping for "wish list" toys, we are proud to have you on our team. Child Life can benefit from donations any time of year to learn more click the link below.
SHARING
Legal Expertise
Our talented insurance defense attorneys, Heather Nelson and Brian Anderson, presented virtually at the Wisconsin Defense Counsel’s Summer Conference, where they provided strategies and practice tips regarding Independent Medical Examinations. These can be valuable tools in defending personal injury claims.
Serving
OUR WISCONSIN
community
For Christmas the past two years, our staff and attorneys raised money and purchased toys for the HSHS St. Vincent Hospital Children’s Hospital Child Life Program. Everson Legal Assistant/Paralegal Julie OBranovich spearheaded the effort as this is a charity close to her heart. Her son, Kemper, is a former patient at St. Vincent’s Children’s Hospital. Julie, Kemper and their family received wonderful support from the Child Life Program. (Kemper’s doing great!)
Congratulations to
OUR TALENTED ATTORNEY
Brian Anderson
Attorney Brian Anderson, through his involvement with Wisconsin Defense Counsel’s Amicus Committee, authored an “Amicus Curiae” brief which was submitted to the Wisconsin Supreme Court on a case involving applicability of Wisconsin’s Recreational Immunity statute. An Amicus brief is submitted by someone not a party to the case, but with an interest in the outcome. In Lang v Lions Club of Cudahy, Wisconsin’s Supreme Court agreed with the position of the defendants (as advocated by Attorney Anderson’s and WDC’s Amicus brief) and reversed the Appellate Court, holding the defendants in the case were entitled to recreational immunity and dismissal of the case was warranted.
