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Thu, 2010-09-23 18:50
As part of P&H’s continued commitment to providing personalized representation to Wisconsin workers, the firm hosted local union members at Miller Park to watch the Milwaukee Brewers take on the Florida Marlins last Thursday. During the event, Jon Neumann (Managing Attorney), Craig Peters (Trial Attorney), and Selby Lighthill (Trial Attorney) spoke with union members about the important work being done by unions to develop the state’s infrastructure. Safety issues were also discussed, with many guests remarking that safety too often remains an afterthought. Rick Schriener (IUPAT DC 7, Business Rep) and Daniel Slane (Chicago Regional Council of Carpenters-North Region, Business Agent), however, noted that general contractors were increasingly working with Wisconsin unions on safety issues. Injury reductions are occurring where such collaboration and early focus occurs.
In addition to enjoying a pre-game buffet, attendees had the pleasure of watching the Brewers defeat the Marlins, 8-3. Corey Hart had three hits, including his career high 30th home run of the season. Thanks to all who shared the evening with us at Miller Park’s Harley Davidson Deck, including attending members from Heat & Frost Insulators Union Local 19, Ironworkers Local 8, International Union of Painters and Allied Trades DC 7, Boilermakers Local 107, Wisconsin District Council of Bricklayers & Allied Craftsworkers, Chicago Regional Council of Carpenters-North Region, Operating Plasterers & Cement Masons International Union Local 599, Sheet Metal Workers Union Local 18, and Tile & Terrazzo Layers Protective Union Local 5. A special thanks also to Nancy Zekor for taking pictures of the event!
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| Miller Park, Milwaukee, WI | Statue in honor of Ironworkers Jeffrey Wischer, William DeGrave, and Jerome Starr | Front Row - Nancy & Mike Zekor (Boilermakers Local 107); Dawn & Brent Grensavitch (Ironworkers Local 8). Back Row - Selby Lighthill & Jon Neumann (Pauyl & Hanley LLP) |
Sun, 2010-09-12 18:15
Paul & Hanley LLP provides information regarding its legal services on La Favorita Radio Network. To hear our ads, go to:
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Tue, 2010-09-07 18:46
Anthony Vieira and Carolin Shining from Paul & Hanley LLP attended the 29th Annual CAALA Convention this past week, which was held at the Palazzo/Venetian Resort in
Tue, 2010-09-07 18:23
Paul & Hanley LLP is a proud sponsor of Laborfest 2010. “Despite some morning rain, attendance was great. We met hundreds of union members and enjoyed talking to each about our firm’s commitment to worker safety,” said Jon Neumann, Managing Attorney for Paul & Hanley’s Wisconsin office.
President Obama spoke at the event, as well as Milwaukee Area Labor Council Secretary-Treasurer Sheila Cochran, Milwaukee Congresswoman Gwen Moore, Gubanatorial Candidate and Milwaukee Mayor Tom Barrett, United States Secretary of Transportation Ray LaHood, AFL-CIO President Rich Trumpka and US Secretary of Labor Hilda Solis.
Sat, 2010-08-28 18:48
Paul & Hanley LLP is a proud sponsor of IUPAT DC 82’s Eighth Annual PATCH Golf Charity Classic this year. The event was held at Majestic Oaks Golf Club in Ham Lake, Minnesota.
The jurisdiction of DC 82 includes the state of Minnesota, state of North Dakota, and various counties in Wisconsin. For further information about DC 82, go to www.iupat82.org. For information regarding the PATCH program, go to www.iupat.org/patch.
Tue, 2010-08-24 18:51
Diamond Alkalai in New Jersey is an EPA Superfund site that received a lot of media coverage related to chemicals used in producing Agent Orange. Receiving less attention is Diamond Alkalai’s Painesvilleplant, which also released carcinogens and toxins into local communities. To learn more about the Painesville Works, go to Paul & Hanley LLP’s youtube channel: http://youtu.be/H6Dhmsn-JKE.
Sun, 2010-08-08 18:54
Neil Le Sage & Mark Swanson
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The Painters & Allied Trades for Children’s Hope Foundation (“PATCH”) was founded to better the lives of children in need throughout North America. Money raised by IUPAT members goes to youth organizations in their communities.
IUPAT DC 7, which represents Locals 108, 579, 770, 781, 802, 934, 941, & 1204, held its Fourth Annual PATCH Golf Charity at Sun Prairie Golf Club. The Paul & Hanley team consisted of Mark Swanson (Partner), Jon Neumann (Managing Attorney), Neil Le Sage (Local 781 member & Paul & Hanley client).
Tue, 2010-07-27 18:56
Paul & Hanley LLP was the title sponsor for the Eighth Annual Golf Invitational Benefiting the Mesothelioma Research Foundation of America. The event, which was held on July 26, 2010, was organized by Southern California Pipe Trades District Council 16.
The Mesothelioma Research Foundation of America was created to fund research dedicated to the cure of mesothelioma. As part of its work, the Foundation has funded the Mesothelioma Laboratory at USC Norris, which has since received approval for clinical trials of the mesothelioma treatment drug, Veglin
John Ferruccio, DC 16 Organizer; Jerry Neil Paul, Partner of Paul & Hanley LLP;Jim Kellogg; International UA Representative; Dr. Parkash Gill, USC Norris Oncologist
Wed, 2010-05-19 18:57
Go to Paul and Hanley LLP’s youtube channel for a short, informational video consisting of statements made by government & scientific organizations regarding the carcinogenicity of all asbestos -- including chrysotile asbestos: http://youtu.be/BN1vxIvHPh8
Mon, 2010-05-10 18:58
On May 5, 2010, P&H attorney Carolin Shining met with legislators in Sacramento as part of the Consumer Attorneys of California’s annual "Lobby Day" event. This year's event was particularly important as the proposed state budget for the court system had threatened to close dozens of courtrooms and layoff thousands of experienced court workers.
Ms. Shining, along with approximately 200 other consumer attorneys, spent the day in the State House meeting with legislators. Ms. Shining met with Senator Leland Yee, Assemblyman Kevin De Leon, Assemblyman Felipe Fuentes, Assemblywoman Lori Saldana, Assemblyman Isadore Hall and the general counsel for Assembly Speaker John Perez. Among the issues discussed were how the cuts -- which constituted yet a further 25% cut on top of last years' 25% cut -- would drastically reduce access to justice.
After the efforts of the CAOC lawyers, announcements were made that the governor's budget will replace funding for the court system that may avoid these drastic cuts and layoffs.
