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Matthew P. Gerdisch
About Matthew
Practice Areas
5
Practice Areas
Banking
20%
36 years
Business
20%
36 years
Commercial Real Estate
20%
36 years
Contracts and Agreements
20%
36 years
Fees and Rates
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Licensed in Wisconsin for 37 years
State: Wisconsin
Acquired: 1988
No misconduct found
Licensed in Illinois for 44 years
State: Illinois
Acquired: 1981
No misconduct found
Location
Kohner, Mann & Kailas
Washington Building 2nd Fl, 4650 N Port Washington, Milwaukee, WI, 53212-1078
Kohner Mann and Kailas, S.C.
Washington Building 4650 N. Port Washington Rd., Milwaukee, WI, 53212-1059
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Experience
Honors
1997
Board Certified - Creditors’ Rights Law , American Board of Certification
1994
Board Certified - Business Bankruptcy Law , American Board of Certification
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AV Rated, Martindale-Hubbell
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, Wisconsin Super Lawyer
Associations
State Bar of Wisconsin
Member
Milwaukee County Bar Association
Member
Illinois State Bar Association
Member
Education
1981
John Marshall Law School (Chicago)
JD - Juris Doctor
1981
John Marshall Law School
1978
Loyola University Chicago
BA - Bachelor of Arts
Publications
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Creditors Edge
A Letter Of Credit and The Bankruptcy Paradox-Will It Protect You??? Maybe!!!
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Creditors Edge
Preferences: Should we take one, and What if we are sued?
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Creditors Edge
When is a C.O.D. Sale Not a C.O.D. Sale?
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Creditors Edge
The New Bankruptcy Law: Will Reclamation Demands Become Obsolete?
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Creditors Edge
Involuntary Petitions — Forcing a Deadbeat into Bankruptcy
Languages
English