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As key
researcher, writer and appellate attorney, Susan Blesener is the backbone
of Pellino, Rosen, Mowris & Kirkhuff. No matter which role she plays
on the firm’s cases, she is tirelessly dedicated to helping her
fellow attorneys’ clients achieve their just legal results.
Ms. Blesener calls upon her appreciation for the academic side of the
law to research, write and second-chair PRMK attorneys. Her prowess for
appellate work is indispensable.
After receiving her J.D. from Indiana University, Ms. Blesener clerked
for both the Honorable P. Charles Jones in the Dane County Circuit Court
and the Honorable William Eich of the Wisconsin Court of Appeals. Prior
to becoming a shareholder of PRMK in 1991, she was the Assistant Revisor
of Statutes for the State of Wisconsin.
Susan’s passion for the written word doesn’t end with the
law. In her spare time, she reads anything she can get her hands on. She
also enjoys spending time with her son and daughter and volunteering in
their schools.
Contact
her via email at sblesener@prmk.com.
CURRICULUM VITAE
EDUCATION
J.D. 1984, Indiana University, Bloomington (Admitted to Wisconsin State
Bar, 1985)
B.A. 1981 Indiana University, Bloomington (Phi Beta Kappa)
PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE
Shareholder, Pellino, Rosen, Mowris & Kirkhuff, S.C., 1991 –
present
Assistant Revisor of Statutes, Revisor of Statutes Bureau, State of Wisconsin,
Madison, Wisconsin, 1990 – 1991.
Law Clerk, The Honorable William Eich, Wisconsin Court of Appeals (District
IV), Madison, Wisconsin, 1987-1989. Duties included providing assistance
to the judge, including legal research, memorandum drafting, citation
checking, editorial work and opinion review.
Law Clerk, The Honorable P. Charles Jones, Dane County Circuit Court,
Madison, Wisconsin, 1986-1987. Duties included providing assistance to
the judge, including legal research and initial drafts of opinions.
PROFESSIONAL MEMBERSHIPS
State Bar of Wisconsin
Dane County Bar Association
Western District of Wisconsin Bar Association
Dane County Criminal Defense Lawyers Association