Nash, Spindler, Grimstad & McCracken LLP has been providing aggressive, full-service litigation services to clients throughout the state of Wisconsin for more than 150 years. We have a solid reputation for quality courtroom representation. The Nash Law Firm has been litigating cases to settlement or trial around Wisconsin for nearly 150 years.
We know the system, and the system knows us. If you're on the lakeshore statewide to Door County and Two Rivers to Sheboygan, you're not going to find a specialized litigation firm with more lawyers and more experience. Throughout our firm's 150 year history, we have made excellence the foundation of our practice.
We know the system, and the system knows us. If you're on the lakeshore statewide to Door County and Two Rivers to Sheboygan, you're not going to find a specialized litigation firm with more lawyers and more experience. Throughout our firm's 150 year history, we have made excellence the foundation of our practice.
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The Nash Law Firm has represented people and business in Manitowoc since 1872. Wisconsin's court system was established in 1848. We've been around for awhile and we've been here. Our lawyers are involved in the community, sit on local boards of directors, and volunteer and donate time and resources to local charities.
For more than 150 years, we have provided winning courtroom representation. We have a solid reputation throughout the state of Wisconsin for effective and aggressive legal representation. When our clients are faced with a legal issue and results truly matter, they trust us to protect their best interests and find a positive solution.
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