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Katz Law LLC in Wisconsin is seeking an experienced Associate Attorney to join our criminal defense team. This role is for a lawyer who wants real litigation, takes ownership of cases, and works as part of a collaborative defense team.
The candidate should be comfortable in court, capable of handling a full caseload with minimal micromanagement, and willing to travel across Wisconsin for hearings. At least 3–5 years of criminal litigation experience is preferred, including trial work and
Katz Law LLC | Wisconsin
Katz Law is growing, and we’re looking for an experienced criminal defense attorney who wants to do real litigation, take ownership of their cases, and be part of building something bigger.
This is not a position for someone who wants to sit behind a desk and push files.
We’re looking for a lawyer who is comfortable in a courtroom, confident making decisions, responsive to clients, and willing to fight when a case needs to be fought. Someone who can manage a caseload without being micromanaged, but who also understands the value of working as part of a strong, collaborative defense team.
Ideally, you have at least 3–5 years of criminal litigation experience.
Katz Law is a growing Wisconsin defense firm representing clients in matters ranging from traffic and OWI offenses to serious felony cases.
We believe criminal defense should be aggressive, strategic, accessible, and client-focused. Our attorneys are expected to know their cases, communicate with their clients, prepare thoroughly, and be willing to litigate.
We are building a team of lawyers who take pride in their work, give a damn about the people they represent, and understand that excellent criminal defense requires both hustle and judgment.
You will manage your own criminal caseload while working alongside experienced attorneys and support staff.
Your responsibilities will include:
You should be someone who:
Spanish-speaking ability is a significant plus.
This position includes a 90-day introductory/probationary period.