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In most municipalities there is a requirement that many businesses obtain a license in order to do business in the city or town. The most common example is that a tavern or liquor store needs to have a liquor license. The State Statutes in Chapter 125 govern a local governing body in how it determines whether or not to grant a license. There is also a process to renew a license every year that often times may result in the loss of the license. I have represented hundreds of taverns, night clubs, and liquor stores regarding the protection of there most important asset to do business, that is of course, their license. The State Law allows for the municipalities decision to be reviewed by the Circuit Court. I have successfully argued to trial courts that my clients should not have lost their liquor license. I have represented clients in the City of Franklin, West Allis, Kenosha, Milwaukee, and Wauwatosa. I have worked with the Tavern League of  Wisconsin of which I am a member, and I have advocated for changes in Chapter 125 of the State Statutes that would benefit my clients, that own and operate taverns. I have advised clients on operational procedures and business plans in order to create a successful tavern business. I work very hard to preserve the business that my clients have so heavily invested themselves into with countless hours of time and often every last dollar they could get their hands on. The fear of losing such a large investment, fuels me to work as hard as possible to save the license of losing such a large investment. I have also represented clients in order to save their food license and day care license. The most important thing is to save the livelihood of the client.
Arena Law Offices, LLC Phone: 414.645.6100 1110 N Old World 3rd St, Suite 210, Milwaukee, WI Fax: 414.645.3500 E-Mail: Andrew@ArenaLawOffices.com
PRACTICE AREAS ABOUT US HOMEPAGE CONTACT US TESTIMONIALS MEDIA Call Now 414.645.6100 24/7
In most municipalities there is a requirement that many businesses obtain a license in order to do business in the city or town. The most common example is that a tavern or liquor store needs to have a liquor license. The State Statutes in Chapter 125 govern a local governing body in how it determines whether or not to grant a license. There is also a process to renew a license every year that often times may result in the loss of the license. I have represented hundreds of taverns, night clubs, and liquor stores regarding the protection of there most important asset to do business, that is of course, their license. The State Law allows for the municipalities decision to be reviewed by the Circuit Court. I have successfully argued to trial courts that my clients should not have lost their liquor license. I have represented clients in the City of Franklin, West Allis, Kenosha, Milwaukee, and Wauwatosa. I have worked with the Tavern League of  Wisconsin of which I am a member, and I have advocated for changes in Chapter 125 of the State Statutes that would benefit my clients, that own and operate taverns. I have advised clients on operational procedures and business plans in order to create a successful tavern business. I work very hard to preserve the business that my clients have so heavily invested themselves into with countless hours of time and often every last dollar they could get their hands on. The fear of losing such a large investment, fuels me to work as hard as possible to save the license of losing such a large investment. I have also represented clients in order to save their food license and day care license. The most important thing is to save the livelihood of the client.
Arena Law Offices, LLC Phone: 414.645.6100 1110 N Old World 3rd St, Suite 210, Milwaukee, WI Fax: 414.645.3500 E-Mail: Andrew@ArenaLawOffices.com