About Patrick
Patrick Leigl is a Shareholder in the Government Law Group at von Briesen & Roper, s.c. He focuses his practice on labor and employment, litigation and government law.Patrick’s experience includes significant work in all areas of labor and employment law, including employee disciplinary actions, police and fire commission proceedings, discrimination claims and collective bargaining. He has extensive litigation experience including all phases of litigation, administrative hearings and numerous jury trials. Patrick’s municipal, county and government experience encompasses a wide range of issues involving governance, operational, public records and open meeting issues, real estate transactions and tax incremental financing (TIF) and other forms of government financing.Prior to joining von Briesen, he served as a city attorney and assistant district attorney.
Patrick Leigl is a Shareholder in the Government Law Group at von Briesen & Roper, s.c. He focuses his practice on labor and employment, litigation and government law.Patrick’s experience includes significant work in all areas of labor and employment law, including employee disciplinary actions, police and fire commission proceedings, discrimination claims and collective bargaining. He has extensive litigation experience including all phases of litigation, administrative hearings and numerous jury trials. Patrick’s municipal, county and government experience encompasses a wide range of issues involving governance, operational, public records and open meeting issues, real estate transactions and tax incremental financing (TIF) and other forms of government financing.Prior to joining von Briesen, he served as a city attorney and assistant district attorney.
Patrick Leigl is a Shareholder in the Government Law Group at von Briesen & Roper, s.c. He focuses his practice on labor and employment, litigation and government law.
Patrick’s experience includes significant work in all areas of labor and employment law, including employee disciplinary actions, police and fire commission proceedings, discrimination claims and collective bargaining. He has extensive litigation experience including all phases of litigation, administrative hearings and numerous jury trials. Patrick’s municipal, county and government experience encompasses a wide range of issues involving governance, operational, public records and open meeting issues, real estate transactions and tax incremental financing (TIF) and other forms of government financing.
Prior to joining von Briesen, he served as a city attorney and assistant district attorney.
Patrick Leigl is a Shareholder in the Government Law Group at von Briesen & Roper, s.c. He focuses his practice on labor and employment, litigation and government law.Patrick’s experience includes significant work in all areas of labor and employment law, including employee disciplinary actions, police and fire commission proceedings, discrimination claims and collective bargaining. He has extensive litigation experience including all phases of litigation, administrative hearings and numerous jury trials. Patrick’s municipal, county and government experience encompasses a wide range of issues involving governance, operational, public records and open meeting issues, real estate transactions and tax incremental financing (TIF) and other forms of government financing.Prior to joining von Briesen, he served as a city attorney and assistant district attorney.
Patrick Leigl is a Shareholder in the Government Law Group at von Briesen & Roper, s.c. He focuses his practice on labor and employment, litigation and government law.
Patrick’s experience includes significant work in all areas of labor and employment law, including employee disciplinary actions, police and fire commission proceedings, discrimination claims and collective bargaining. He has extensive litigation experience including all phases of litigation, administrative hearings and numerous jury trials. Patrick’s municipal, county and government experience encompasses a wide range of issues involving governance, operational, public records and open meeting issues, real estate transactions and tax incremental financing (TIF) and other forms of government financing.
Prior to joining von Briesen, he served as a city attorney and assistant district attorney.
