Bryant H. Klos

Bryant has been with the firm since July 2007. He is a e of the University of Wisconsin – Madison where he earned a Bachelor of Business Administration degree with a major in finance, investment, and banking. He is a e graduate of Marquette Law School, during which time he also interned for Justice Louis J. Ceci of the Wisconsin Supreme Court. Between 2007 he practiced with La Crosse, Wisconsin firm of Klos, Flynn & Papenfuss–Chartered. He was elected La Crosse County Bar president in 2000–2001.

Bryant has successfully litigated a variety of civil matters at the trial stage both before judges and juries. He has also handled appeals before the Wisconsin Court of Appeals and Wisconsin Supreme Court. His civil litigation experience includes representing injured parties as well as defending those being sued for personal injury and their insurers. He has also represented various parties in business disputes over such matters as non-competition agreements, theft of business secrets and enforcement of contracts to sell real estate and privately held stock. He has litigated ground disputes, such as those that may arise out of adverse possession, easement claims, and boundary line disputes. He has represented parties in will and trust disputes that raise the issues of competency, undue influence, and breach of fiduciary duty. He has also represented secured and unsecured creditors in collection actions.

Bryant’s practice also involves representing clients in transactional matters such as estate planning, probate and trust administration, real estate transactions, and contractual matters.