Evansville, WI

Douglas Q. Johnson

Attorney Douglas Q. Johnson graduated from the University of Wisconsin-Madison for both his undergraduate and law school degrees. In 1977 Attorney Johnson created Johnson Law Offices. In 1983 he refocused Johnson Law to help hearing impaired workers exclusively to gain compensation for their loss and hearing aids. In 1973 Johnson began working in the state legislature advising the Assembly Elections Committee and the Joint Committee for the Review of Administrative Rules. In 1980 he ran for the Wisconsin State Senate. In 1981 he served as the Senior Vice President and General Counsel to the Wisconsin Merchants Federation a group of 6,000 national and main street merchants. He also served as Executive Director and General Counsel for what became the Wisconsin Alliance of Hearing Professionals. The Alliance helped audiologists gain licensure in 1994. The Alliance gained national recognition known as “The Wisconsin Model”. After 38 years Johnson left the Alliance in 2020. Johnson continues to focus Johnson Law on helping workers suffering from occupational deafness.

Nikolas J. Johnson

Attorney Nikolas J. Johnson exclusively practices worker’s compensation law on behalf of injured workers. He is a member of the Wisconsin Association of Workers’ Compensation Attorneys (WAWCA). Nikolas attended the University of Wisconsin-Madison for his undergraduate degree and earned his law degree from Marquette University Law School. While in law school, he finished first in his worker’s compensation course and received the CALI Award and Wisconsin Association of Worker’s Compensation Attorney awards for his performance and was a member of the Pro Bono Honor Society.

Ann Raabe

Dr. Ann Raabe has been an audiologist for 40 years. She earned her bachelor’s and master’s degrees from UW-Madison and her doctorate from the Arizona School of Health Sciences. Passionate about serving the hearing-impaired community, Ann founded and led the Audiology Department at Mile Bluff Medical Center for 25 years before establishing a private practice in Mauston, WI. She later joined Johnson Law Offices.