Attorney Peter Curran was successful in the Court of Appeals in an Adams County matter where a disgruntled heir to an Estate challenged the circuit court’s ruling regarding his share of his mother’s estate.

Attorney Eric S. Johnson negotiated a cell tower lease in Juneau County. Attorney Johnson drastically improved the lease for his client by obtaining a substantial increase in base rent, annual increases in the amount of rent, additional fees if other communications companies use the tower, stronger insurance protecting his client and a bond to pay for the removal of the tower if it is abandoned by the tenant.

Attorney Eric S. Johnson guided his client, the owner of a Juneau County tourist attraction, through the process of removing an uncooperative co-owner from a limited liability company.

Attorney Eric S. Johnson renegotiated the terms of a lease and easement that allowed his client, a Monroe County real estate developer, to finish development of a residential subdivision

Attorney Eric S. Johnson counseled his client through the successful sale of a Monroe County daycare center.

Attorney Eric S. Johnson prevented the theft of over $200,000 from an elderly Monroe County resident suffering declining health. The theft was attempted by an individual who obtained a Power of Attorney for Finances and Property from Attorney Johnson’s client’s husband. The law allows the Court to review the conduct of any Power of Attorney and to grant any remedy appropriate to address wrongdoing.

Attorney Eric S. Johnson helped his client sell her ownership interest in a Lake Delton restaurant.

Attorney Eric S. Johnson guided his client through the purchase of a Sauk County Christmas tree farm.

Attorney Eric S. Johnson assisted the owner of a central Wisconsin golf course transfer ownership and operation of the golf course to the next generation of owners. When transferring a family business, it is crucial for the ongoing survival of the business to have documents in place prior to the transfer that clearly spell out the responsibilities of the new owners and provide mechanisms to resolve inter-family conflicts without causing a dissolution of the business.