Background
Whyte, Junior, George K. was born on October 10, 1936 in Waukegan, Illinois, United States.
Whyte, Junior, George K. was born on October 10, 1936 in Waukegan, Illinois, United States.
Duke University (Bachelor of Arts, 1958). University of Wisconsin (Juris Doctor, 1965).
Worked at Quarles & Brady (Milwaukee, Wisconsin) specializing in General Corporate Practice. Administrative. Antitrust and Trade Regulation. Bankruptcy and Creditors" Rights, Business Planning.
Commercial.
Corporate Finance. Employee Benefits. Environmental. Exempt Organization. Family.
Financial Institutions.
Government Relations. Hospital and Health. Immigration.
Intellectual Property. Insurance. International.
Labor and Employment (Management).
Litigation (Civil. Products Liability, Toxic Tort and Environmental Defense. Criminal White Collar).
Mergers and Acquisitions.
Municipal. Public Finance. Real Estate/Land Use. School. Securities. Taxation.
Trusts and Wills, Utility Law.
Admitted to the bar, 1965, Wisconsin. Order of the Coif; Phi Delta Phi.
Member, Board of Editors, Wisconsin Law Review, 1964-1965. Law Clerk, Chief Justice George R. Currie, Wisconsin Supreme Court, 1965-1966.
Member: Milwaukee and American (Member, Labor and Employment Law Section) Bar Associations.
State Bar of Wisconsin (Former Chairman, Labor and Employment Law Section). Providing the highest quality legal services since 1892, the Firm is a legal adviser to business, governmental and individual clients. With some 280 lawyers in all areas of practice, the Firm has offices in Milwaukee and Madison, Wisconsin.
Naples and West Palm Beach, Florida.
And Phoenix, Arizona. The firm"s responsible partner system is designed to provide the most efficient and timely service to clients.
Member, Board of Editors, Wisconsin Law Review, 1964-1965. Law Clerk, Chief Justice George R. Currie, Wisconsin Supreme Court, 1965-1966. Member: Milwaukee and American (Member, Labor and Employment Law Section) Bar Associations.
State Bar of Wisconsin (Former Chairman, Labor and Employment Law Section).