Welcome. I am a Wisconsin-licensed attorney focused on Real Estate, Construction, Business, and Criminal law. I am based in Milwaukee, but assist clients all over Southeast Wisconsin.
When you choose an attorney, you should choose an attorney with real-world experience who is willing to fight for, and protect, your rights. I represent all types of clients from all walks of life, from the streets, to the job site, to the board room.
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I provide efficient, cost-effective, representation for both litigation and transactional matters. Business Law Practice I provide counsel for a wide variety of business clients in Southeast Wisconsin. Types of Business Law Cases and Counsel: Entity formation for LLCs, Corporations, and Non-Profits Breach of contract Intellectual property Contract drafting and review Early stage debt and equity… Continue reading Legal Services
If you would like to discuss a legal issue you are facing, feel free to contact me. You can call, email, or fill out the form below. ken@kby-law.com 414-856-5358
Technological advances and cell phones have made it possible to keep track of almost anything, and anyone, with a Global Positioning System (GPS). But what about when people don’t want their location or movements to be tracked? For example, is it legal for the police to track a suspect’s location to determine whether that person… Continue reading GPS Technology: The New Frontier of Tracking Employees
Construction projects pose a lot of risk to contractors. The margins can be slim, the scope of work can evolve constantly, and tight time constraints can pose additional challenges. In the boom market, like the one we’ve been enjoying, it can also be tough to find qualified workers, manage documents and files, and maintain the… Continue reading Contractors: Getting Paid Requires a Firm Foundation
James M. Dash & Bryce R. Cox wrote an article recently on “Pay if Paid” clauses for the Wisconsin Bar entitled “Pay If Paid Clauses in Wisconsin: More Enforceable than You Think.” You can click through to the original article here. The following information discusses the differences between these two clauses. Construction contracts often include… Continue reading Construction Law: “Pay if Paid” versus “Pay when Paid” clauses, what’s the difference?
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