Ashton T. Kirsch is a shareholder at Matthiesen, Wickert & Lehrer, S.C. who litigates workers’ compensation subrogation alongside large loss casualty, commercial auto, and transportation and cargo cases. His listed practice areas include Workers’ Compensation Subrogation, Trucking and Downtime Claims, Health Insurance Lien Filings in Workers’ Compensation Claims, and ERISA, Medicare Advantage, and Health Insurance Subrogation. He practices from the firm’s Hartford, Wisconsin office, where he has practiced since 2015, and built and grew the firm’s commercial auto and cargo/transportation group.
Credibility, Implicit Bias, and Discretion in Decision-Making (Presented by the Federal Bar Association Professional Development Committee and Judiciary Division)
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