In business since 1931, Crooks, Low & Connell, S.C. has a storied history. Our firm’s founder was a Marathon County District Attorney, and another of our former attorneys served as a Marathon County Circuit Judge. Anthony Earl, former Governor of the State of Wisconsin, was a member of our firm from 1983 to 1987.
But, while our history is interesting, it isn’t the only thing that sets us apart. In fact, what is probably more interesting to you is what makes us different today.
Crooks, Low & Connell, S.C. is a full-service law firm. If you or your business needs legal advice or representation for a legal dispute or criminal case, we can help. Our current attorneys have decades of combined legal experience, and we rely on this experience to provide insightful, efficient, and effective advice and representation for our clients. We have the experience you can trust in a Wausau Family Lawyer or for your criminal defense case.
While many of our clients are individuals, we have a diverse business and institutional client base as well. Our client list includes financial institutions, municipalities, construction and engineering firms, and other businesses of all sizes that have locations and operations in North Central Wisconsin. Some of the types of matters that we handle for our clients include:
Regardless of your reason for seeking an attorney, you can trust our team of veteran litigators to meet your needs. To learn more about what we can do to help, please contact us today. Call (715) 842-2291 or tell us about your needs online and we will be happy to assist you.
James E. Low
Kevin P. Crooks
Robyn J. De Vos
Peter J. Prusinski
David G. Casey
Kristen E. Lonergan
James B. Connell
Patrick L. CrooksEstablished in 1931, Crooks, Low & Connell, S.C., is a team of effective, experienced trial attorneys in Wausau, Wisconsin, serving individuals, families, and businesses in the following areas:
You have no doubt heard the familiar words on your favorite TV crime show or movie: “you have the right to remain silent.” While many people understand in the abstract that they are not required to tell police officers everything, or answer all their questions without an attorney, few understand when the right to remain…
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In the aftermath of a victory at trial or a mediation settlement, plaintiffs may not initially consider the eventual practical implications of that settlement or judgment. A judgment for damages or settlement may be treated as taxable income by the government, depending upon the circumstances. When determining how to allocate your settlement or judgment funds,…
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