William F. Springer

Originally from rural southwest Wisconsin, Will grew up working on his family’s third generation beef cattle farm. He is a professional who believes that trust and communication are essential to the attorney-client relationship. Will has broad experience with respect to matters involving business transactions, real estate, banking, and landlord-tenant law.

Will provides general representation to business entities with respect to their business affairs, including work in the areas of contracts, commercial transactions and loans. He assists corporate and individual clients regarding corporate formation, contract negotiation, employment issues and he drafts and reviews various types of contracts and sale agreements. Will’s role as counselor is to assist his business clients in identifying and preventing problems and in resolving them before the need for litigation arises.

Will has significant experience in many areas of real estate including traditional sales and purchases, short sale transactions, and commercial and residential development. Will has also worked with individual and corporate creditors in complex commercial and consumer bankruptcy proceedings, debt collection, lien enforcement and foreclosure cases. Prior to going into law school, Will worked in the Finance Department of a large community bank based in Madison, WI.

Will handles both commercial and residential evictions and damage claims for his clients throughout Wisconsin and Illinois. He also assists clients with the drafting and interpretation of agricultural and commercial leases and residential rental agreements and other rental documents.

Will prides himself in working closely with his clients to effectively achieve their objectives in a goal-oriented and cost-effective manner.

In his free time, Will loves to spend time with his family and working with the Janesville Youth Hockey Club. He is an avid Wisconsin Badgers sports fan and doesn’t hesitate to man the grill for a Packers or Brewers game. Will resides in Janesville with his family.