Austin Doan, Storm Larson, and Mike Wieber Named Partners
Austin Doan (left), Storm Larson (middle), and Mike Wieber (right) were recently named partners at the firm.
Boardman Clark is proud to announce that Austin Doan, Storm Larson, and Mike Wieber have been named the firm’s newest partners.
“Austin, Storm, and Mike are excellent attorneys and trusted advisors to the firm and its clients,” said Attorney Doug Witte, a member of the firm’s Executive Committee. “We are very pleased to welcome them to the partnership and look forward to their continued leadership and contributions.”
Austin has been an attorney with the firm for 4 years. He is an experienced litigator who represents businesses and individuals in a wide range of civil matters in state and federal courts and other various forums. Austin’s practice encompasses municipal liability, construction litigation, personal injury, products liability, premises liability, and commercial disputes.
Storm has been with the firm for nearly five years. His practice is primarily devoted to labor and employment law. Storm regularly counsels and litigates on behalf of his clients on all aspects of employment law. In his employment counseling practice, he takes a practical approach to help guide employers through difficult scenarios to help them avoid costly litigation and to resolve problems before they escalate.
Mike has been with Boardman Clark for two years. Mike is the chair of the firm’s Employee Benefits Practice Group and works closely with the Business and Labor & Employment Practice Groups. He advises a variety of clients, including HR Professionals, business managers, trustees, custodians, third-party administrators, plan sponsors, investment advisors, and record keepers.
Boardman Clark is one of Madison’s largest and longest-standing law firms. The firm serves individuals, businesses, school districts, and local governments. Its areas of service include litigation, franchise and dealership law, business law, taxation, estate planning and probate, intellectual property, family law, municipal law, banking, labor and employment, land use, elder services, real estate, and school law.