Michelle M. Affatati

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Michelle M. Affatati

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On the Job

Practice

Michelle is an attorney with Stafford Rosenbaum LLP.  Michelle’s practice is primarily focused on business and contract law, estate planning, and residential and commercial real estate. Michelle has represented a broad range of business clients, including small retailers, real estate developers, and professional entities.

Her experience includes:

  • Representing clients in drafting, revising, and negotiating contracts, forming businesses, buy/sell agreements and real estate transactions
  • Preparing estate plans for estates of all sizes

Michelle worked in the Washington D.C. office of United States Senator Herb Kohl, and she served as a judicial clerk to Wisconsin Supreme Court Justice William A. Bablitch.

Michelle is admitted to practice in Wisconsin.

Education

University of Wisconsin Law School (J.D., 1997, cum laude)
Marquette University

Professional Memberships and Activities

State Bar of Wisconsin
Dane County Bar Association
Dane County Supplemental Court Commissioner, 2007-current

Recent Blogs

Filed Under: Appellate Law

Justice Thomas Breaks His Silence – What it Means for Your Oral Argument

By: Michelle M. Affatati

Chambers & Partners, an internationally renowned research and ranking firm, has identified Stafford Rosenbaum as one of Wisconsin’s preeminent litigation firms in the Chambers 2014 law firm guide. Senior Partner, Brian Butler was distinguished in the fields of antitrust, business torts and dealership litigation. He also acts as an arbitrator of commercial disputes.

Mar 02, 2016 in Blogs