Catherine La Fleur

About Catherine

Attorney Catherine La Fleur specializes in civil litigation, family law, alternative dispute resolution and appellate law. La Fleur Law is a certified woman-owned firm through the National Association of Women and Minority Owned Law Firms. She has presented three times at their national seminars on trial-related topics. She is a Board-Certified Civil Trial Specialist by the NBTA. She was an adjunct professor of law at Marquette for twenty years, teaching litigation-related courses. She is a member of National Association of Minority and Women Owned Law Firms (NAMWOLF) and Women’s Business Enterprise National Council (WBENC). She was the Wisconsin Bar’s Chair of the Litigation Board, served two terms on the Bar’s Board of Governors, and was an elected member of Wisconsin Judicial Council for six years. She also received her mediation training from Harvard Law School’s Program of Instruction for Lawyers. In 2014, Ms. La Fleur participated in the Joint Legislative Council’s Study Committee on the Transfer of Structured Settlements. She spent six years on the Special Preliminary Review Committee of the Office of Lawyer Regulation. In 2016, she was appointed by Justice Roggensack to a committee formed to study the Office of Lawyer Regulation. Catherine has graded bar exams for the Board of Bar Examiners for over a decade. She served on the Board of the Milwaukee Bar Association as well as the Collaborative Family Law Council of Wisconsin. She is a member of the Fellows Foundation of the State Bar of Wisconsin and the American Bar Association. She is currently on the State Bar’s Appellate Practice Board and is the incoming Secretary for the Senior Lawyer’s Division Board. Ms. La Fleur is past president of the Association of Marquette University Women and the Marquette University National Alumni Association Board. She is past president of the Marquette University Law School’s Alumni Association Board. She is long-time member of Professional Dimensions, having held the position of Vice President of Administration. Her practice involves a substantial amount of appellate work, having argued before Districts I and II Courts of Appeal, resulting in favorable published decisions. She has tried numerous jury trials involving personal injury, product liability, fire, eminent domain, divorce, abuse of process, legal negligence, probate, and real estate misrepresentation.

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