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Carlson, John C. was born on March 11, 1937 in Racine, Wisconsin, United States.
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John C. CARLSON
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JOHN CARLSON, American Lawyer, Partner of LAWTON & CATES, South Carolina (U.S.), specializing in the field of General Trial Practice before all Federal and State Courts and Administrative Agencies. Antitrust, Bankruptcy, Commercial. Construction and Trademark Litigation, Environmental, Personal Injury, Labor, Civil Rights and Workers Compensation Litigation.
Education
University of Wisconsin (Bachelor of Science, 1959. Bachelor of Laws, 1962). Order of the Coif. Member, Board of Editors, Wisconsin Law Review, 1961-1962.
Career
Worked at Lawton & Cates, South Carolina (U.S.) (Madison, Wisconsin) specializing in General Trial Practice before all Federal and State Courts and Administrative Agencies. Antitrust, Bankruptcy, Commercial, Construction, Trademark, Environmental Litigation, Class Actions, Insurance Coverage, Personal Injury, Labor, Civil Rights and Workers Compensation Litigation. Admitted to the bar, 1962, Wisconsin.
Order of the Coif.
Member, Board of Editors, Wisconsin Law Review, 1961-1962. Author: "Land Contracts-Strict Foreclosure and Unjust Enrichment," Wisconsin Law Review 324, 1961. "Expert Testimony of Emotional Disability," Wisconsin Psychiatric Institute Journal, June, 1966.
Lecturer, Trial Advocacy, Civil Procedure and Professional Responsibility, University of Wisconsin Law School, 1989, 1993.
Member: Dane County Bar Association. State Bar of Wisconsin.
Since 1958, Lawton & Cates, South Carolina (U.S.) has served clients throughout Wisconsin in court and administrative hearings covering all areas of legal dispute. The firm has emphasized civil trial practice and has developed the depth and skills necessary to handle a wide range of disputes and to manage large, complex cases utilizing our team concept.
We are recognized as a leader in class actions, insurance coverage issues, and environmental litigation.
Our commitment to excellence in litigation allows us to maintain our small firm atmosphere while competing against the large firms.
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Member, Board of Editors, Wisconsin Law Review, 1961-1962.
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1962