Sampson Yimer ’11 on Career in Sports, Entertainment and Media
When Sampson Yimer ’11 stepped onto the UW campus, he didn’t know it would shape not just his legal mind but his entire career in the sports and entertainment business.
Alumni Magazine for the University of Wisconsin Law School
When Sampson Yimer ’11 stepped onto the UW campus, he didn’t know it would shape not just his legal mind but his entire career in the sports and entertainment business.
Paul Sturgul '73 and Jon Fischer '13 discuss growing field of elder law and serving community.
Syl Sobel '83 uses his law background to educate readers, regardless of the audience.
Michelle Behnke '88, who assumed the role of ABA president-elect in August, lives by a maxim that has served her and others well.
Rebecca Scheller '07 and University of Wisconsin Law School; it’s hard to separate the two.
When Paul Bley ’80 graduated from University of Wisconsin–Madison in 1977 with a bachelor’s in business administration and a looming ROTC military obligation, he figured that having a law degree in hand would improve the flexibility and variety of his assignments in the U.S. Army.
Charles Hoslet ’89 has covered a lot of ground over the course of his career, from chief counsel to Gov. Tommy Thompson to vice chancellor for university relations at University of Wisconsin–Madison. But Hoslet, who is retiring after 27 years at the university, sees a common thread running through it all.