Micheal D. Hahn

I am a native of Clinton, Wisconsin and currently a member of Axley's Litigation and Construction practice groups. 

My dedication to my clients and strong work-ethic stems from my service as a Transportation Specialist and Sergeant in the Wisconsin Army National Guard. During that time, I completed my Bachelor of Arts in History and Political Science at UW-Madison between two tours to Iraq and Kuwait.

After leaving the National Guard in 2010, I worked at Holtger Bros., a De Pere-based utility construction company where I was the safety and training manager before returning to UW-Madison to pursue a law degree. 

During my time at UW Law School, I served as a student attorney for the Wisconsin Innocence Project, appearing in court and securing exoneration for Joseph Frey through DNA testing.

My hands-on background in the construction industry lends me a unique understanding of the challenges my clients face, and the ability to develop effective, creative solutions to those challenges. It also helped me to obtain a clerkship at Axley in 2013, where I handled complex construction matters side-by-side with the co-chairs of Axley's Construction and Transportation Focus Group, Attorneys Buck Sweeney and Brian Mullins.

Aside from my clerkship at Axley, I also clerked at the Supreme Court of Wisconsin for Justice Michael J. Gableman during the 2014-2015 term. I gained experience researching issues before the court and drafting opinions. This clerkship provided me with valuable insight that greatly benefits my litigation clients when a matter is being tried before the court. 

I am a registered lobbyist and admitted to practice in the courts of Wisconsin and the Eastern and Western Districts of Wisconsin.