$425,000
Gun Injury
Negligent Supervision
Christopher J. MacGillis is a founder and partner at MacGillis Wiemer, LLC. Chris focuses his practice on personal injury and representing first responders, including police and firefighter unions. He has represented police officers, firefighters, labor unions, and those injured by the acts of others throughout the state of Wisconsin.
Experience in handling grievances, arbitrations, disciplines, terminations, collective bargaining, officer-involved shootings, duty disability, and squad and fire engine accidents.
Experience in handling motor vehicle, slip and fall, and work injury accidents along with brain and spinal cord injuries, wrongful death suits and more!
Experience in handling motor vehicle, slip and fall, and work injury accidents along with brain and spinal cord injuries, wrongful death suits and more!
Gun Injury
Negligent Supervision
Gun injury and gun violence pose significant challenges to the state of Wisconsin, affecting individuals, families, and communities across the state. By addressing factors such as access to firearms, socio-economic disparities, and mental health issues, Wisconsin can work towards creating safer communities where individuals are protected from the devastating impact of gun-related harm. Only through collaborative efforts and sustained commitment can the state effectively address the scourge of gun violence and promote the well-being of all its residents.
Car Accident
Traumatic Brain Injury
Car accidents resulting in traumatic brain injuries represent a significant public health challenge in Wisconsin, necessitating a comprehensive approach to prevention, early intervention, and ongoing support. By prioritizing measures to prevent car accidents, improve emergency response and medical care, and provide long-term support for individuals with TBIs, Wisconsin can work towards reducing the incidence and impact of these devastating injuries on individuals and communities statewide.
Trip & Fall Accident
Facial Injury
Trip and fall accidents resulting in facial injuries are a significant concern in Wisconsin, requiring proactive measures to prevent accidents and provide timely medical care. By addressing environmental hazards, promoting awareness, and ensuring access to quality healthcare services, Wisconsin can work towards reducing the incidence and impact of trip and fall accidents and facial injuries on individuals and communities statewide.
Chris and his team are beyond professional. They handled my case and looped me in on everything that was going on so I never felt out of touch. Their attention to detail and explanations of the process made it easy for me to understand, and their availability for me to call any time if I had any questions or concerns was amazing. They took all the burden of my case while I could focus on the recovery process and treated me like family. They have my business and every time somebody asks for any kind of representation I look towards them.
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GoodBased on 51 reviewsT B2024-02-03This firm should be ashamed of themselves, this man put his life on the line and after your firm was paid 1.3million your still asking for 1/3 of his compensation ……Josh Bittner2024-02-03Brian Larson2024-02-02This guy is the reason they call lawyers snakes. Fighting to take money from police officers that were severely injured on duty and put the money in his own pocket.Chris Lang2024-02-01Christopher MacGillis is quoted by the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel, calling retired MPD police officers on duty disability as "free loaders". MacGillis does not want "non-plaintiffs" to receive enrichment because they are not part of the original case. Give me a break, did you really just called police officer free loaders, who got injured in the LINE OF DUTY, protecting their community? Please consider the ethics of this company and their approach before engaging in business with this firm. This is why lawyers have a bad reputation, is because they want money and money only.Kim Sauberlich2024-02-01TrashJennifer Mroz2023-11-29Zero stars is what Graham deserves. My son now has a severe disability after being subjected to abuse, neglect and withheld medication that was enforced by Graham. The impact Graham had on my son’s life was devastating. Graham did not protect my son or protect his interests. He brought my son into a conference room and told him, at 11 years old, that he had to give his Dad something that he wanted otherwise Dad wouldn’t stop. My other son witnessed it and was horrified by Graham forcing an 11 year old to make a decision about an abusive situation. Graham is indecisive, unprepared, apathetic and stretches out cases to over bill. Graham has a very well known reputation of doing back door deals with lawyers he’s personal friends with instead of representing his client’s needs. He needs to be stopped from practicing family law. Milwaukee County should be sued for allowing Graham to be a GAL. It’s negligence at best and in the end, kids under his advise are suffering. Graham’s malfeasance is an injustice that must be addressed.Rick2023-11-02Graham Wiener is all about women. Works for the state. He’s a Wiesel. Avoid him at all costs. Total D bagHezeronek Rabbit2023-10-24MacGillis Wiemer helped me a ton with my injury case. They were communicative and always kept me in the loop with the status of my case.Brooke Howell2023-08-21MacGillis Wiemer was a great firm to work with on my casePam2023-04-27
I’m Chris MacGillis, proudly representing the MacGillis Wiemer Law Firm, and yes, I’m just as passionate about reeling in the big ones as I am about representing our clients. So when the opportunity arose to hit the water with some fellow fishing aficionados, you better believe I jumped at the chance!
Now, let’s talk about the weather. Rain? Yeah, we had plenty of it. But did that dampen our spirits? Not a chance! I mean, come on, a little rain never hurt anyone, right? So there we were, casting our lines into the stormy waters, eager to see what Delavan Lake had in store for us.
And wouldn’t you know it, the bass were biting! Despite the soggy start to the day, we persevered, trying out different presentations until we found just the right one to entice those elusive bass. And let me tell you, it was worth the effort!
As the rain cleared and the clouds parted, the real fun began. With each cast, we could feel the excitement building, knowing that at any moment, we could hook into a real beauty. And hook into them we did! From topwater lures to jigs, we pulled out all the stops to land those bass, and let me tell you, it was a blast from start to finish.
So here’s to embracing the adventure, rain or shine, and to the thrill of reeling in the big ones. Thanks for joining me on this unforgettable journey at Delavan Lake, and until next time, tight lines and happy fishing!
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