
Renning, Lewis & Lacy, S.C.
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Overview
10 - 49
Employees
2015
Year Founded
ABOUT RENNING, LEWIS & LACY, S.C.
Law firm in Wisconsin
Renning, Lewis, & Lacy, s.c. is a law firm specializing in management-side labor and employment law, catering to public, private, and non-profit employers across various aspects of this field. We have a particular emphasis on assisting public schools, higher education institutions, and other governmental bodies. Our team has extensive experience in addressing all operational areas for our clients, and we recognize the distinctive requirements of our public entity clients as government units, employers, businesses, property owners, creditors, and more. To better assist our clients, we also offer business law services, which encompass real estate law, general business, immigration, and creditor rights.
LANGUAGES SPOKEN
English
HIGHLIGHTS
10 - 49
Employees
2015
Year Founded
Services
Focus
Industries
Clients
Services Provided
60% Corporate & Commercial Law
40% Employment Law
About the Team
OUR STORY
Established on April 1, 2015, with initial offices in Madison and Green Bay and five founding shareholders, the firm set out with a mission to deliver client-centered legal services in its core areas. Today, the team has expanded to 18 attorneys across additional locations in Oshkosh, Wauwatosa, and Hudson, maintaining their commitment to efficient and exceptional legal counsel. Specializing in management-side labor and employment law, the firm represents a diverse range of public, private, and non-profit employers, including educational institutions and public entities. Their expertise extends into business law sectors such as real estate, immigration, and creditor’s rights. Passionate about community involvement, they actively support professional and non-profit organizations that enrich their regions, exemplified by recognitions like the Irene ‘Billie’