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Robert E. Shumaker is a seasoned attorney based in Madison, Wisconsin, with a distinguished career spanning over three decades. As a principal member of the esteemed DeWitt Ross & Stevens | DeWitt LLP, Robert has built a reputation for his adept handling of complex legal matters in the areas of appeals, employment and labor law, and employee benefits. His office, located at Two East Mifflin Street, serves as a hub for clients seeking expert legal counsel in Wisconsin and beyond. With a keen analytical mind and a strategic approach to litigation, Robert is known for his ability to navigate the intricacies of appellate law. His extensive experience in crafting persuasive arguments and his meticulous attention to detail ensure that his clients receive the highest level of representation. In the realm of employment and labor law, Robert provides comprehensive guidance to both employers and employees, addressing issues ranging from workplace disputes to compliance with federal and state regulations. His proficiency in employee benefits law further enhances his capability to assist clients in optimizing their benefits programs while adhering to legal requirements. Robert's commitment to his clients is unwavering, and he is dedicated to delivering practical solutions tailored to their unique legal challenges. His approach is rooted in open communication, ensuring that clients are informed and empowered throughout the legal process. Whether advocating in the courtroom or negotiating on behalf of his clients, Robert E. Shumaker exemplifies the dedication and expertise that have become the hallmark of DeWitt Ross & Stevens | DeWitt LLP.
Business law attorneys advise companies on legal matters including formation, contracts, compliance, and transactions. They help businesses navigate regulatory requirements and protect their interests. Common matters include business formation, contract drafting, mergers and acquisitions, commercial disputes.