Salberg Tuffnell Law

"Amy has the experience and expertise of a "big city" and "big company" corporate attorney that delivers customer service you find in a Midwestern small town. We hired Amy to help with a contract dispute and she was very thorough, timely and most importantly applied practical business counsel - not simply "legal counsel". Since then we've kept her firm on a retainer and she's provided great service to us on a variety of topics. I know we are getting advice and experience normally only found in a large corporate attorney office at a service and investment level appropriate for our smaller business. I highly recommend! Thank you Amy!!"

"We have used Salberg Tuffnell as general counsel for our company, Prescription Analytics, for several years. They have been an incredible asset to us; helping us with things ranging from contract design to corporate structure and governance. Big firm expertise with offices not only in Milwaukee but in Washington county as well is as valuable as it is rare. They have delivered for us time and time again."

"I have truly enjoyed working with Amy on my consulting business needs. I have had her review a couple commercial contracts and prepare another contract and I know there will be more work coming her way. Amy is pleasant to work with. She brings big-firm experience at small-firm prices. She explains complex topics in simple ways. She is exceptionally responsive to my calls and messages. Legal-ease can be very intimidating to new business owners. Amy puts me at ease knowing that my legal needs are handled. I have referred a number of business owners to her firm and will continue to do so."

"Bad experience, could not trust intentions, got charged way too much to not get the case dismissed properly and through justice. Wasn't strong against opposing party, allowed them to control or feel like they had an upper hand and allowed threats to be said without advocating for us. Used civil law and civil litigation to drag out a clear, cut case (which was handled by ourselves in the end). Do not recommend anybody use it for business law and consumer/business litigation. Please advise."