Precision-guided dispute resolution

As an MBA-trained attorney with a civil engineering background, Kevin Long approaches the practice of law with precision and discipline. He defends corporate clients in many types of disputes, including:

• Construction and real estate litigation
• Commercial litigation
• Condemnation litigation
• Insurance litigation

Kevin evaluates legal matters through a studied grasp of the client’s business and brings a strategic and creative eye to the advice and recommendations he develops. A trusted advisor and mediator, he provides an honest assessment of the litigation options, the potential fees involved, the possible outcomes and the cost-benefit analyses needed to make responsible decisions. Kevin and his team have instituted processes and priorities that emphasize efficiency, lean staffing and cost containment.

Bar Admissions

• Wisconsin

Education

• Marquette University (M.B.A., 1992)
  • Civil Engineering
  • Chi Epsilon
  • Alpha Sigma Nu
  • All-university commencement speaker

• Marquette University (B.S., 1989)
  • Major: Civil Engineering
  • Chi Epsilon
  • Alpha Sigma Nu
  • All-university commencement speaker

• Marquette University Law School (J.D., 1992)
  • Marquette Law Review

• "Better connecting Corporate America to the judicial system: The role of the bar association"
• "Everybody wins with client-firm pro bono partnerships"
• "Guide to Indemnification, Insured Contracts"
• "Two-Track Procedure and Use of Outside Counsel Helps Target Preserve Privileged Documents"
• "Wisconsin Supreme Court Enforces Indemnification Provision"
• 2017 Year in Review: Recent Midwest Legal Decisions Impacting Real Estate and Construction Law
• 2018 Year in Review: Recent Midwest Legal Decisions Impacting Real Estate and Construction Law
• An Overview of Three Major Delay Damages Issues
• Fighting the Power: Construction Dispute Resolution with the U.S. Government
• Government Regulation of Autonomous and Connected Vehicles: Who's Driving?
• Platooning: Coming to a Highway Near You
• Playing By The Rules: An Overview of Bid Protest Procedures at the Federal Level and Selected States
• Practical Implications of Recent (and Future) Wisconsin Insurance Cases on Construction Litigation Matters
• Recent Decisions Underscore Difficulty Of Bid Protests; Quick Action, Including Request For Immediate Injunction, Is Likely Required
• U.S. DOT Outlines Role of Federal Government in Future of Automation and Mobility
• US DOT Introduces Long-Awaited Guidance on Autonomous Vehicles
• When Taking Part is Taking All: Eminent Domain and Uneconomic Remnants in Wisconsin
• “In litigation, budgets are outside counsel's friends…really!"

Seminar

• 2015 Annual Legal Ethics Seminar
• 2017 Year in Review: Recent Midwest Legal Decisions Impacting Real Estate and Construction Law
• 2018 Year in Review: Recent Midwest Legal Decisions Impacting Real Estate and Construction Law
• Business Law Training | Who's Driving This? Overview and Impact of Autonomous and Connected Vehicles
• Consequential Damage Waivers: Pitfalls for the Unwary and Current Legal Trends
• Litigation Leaders Webinar Series: IP Litigation Advocacy
• Video Replay - 2015 Annual Legal Ethics Seminar
• Video Replay - 2015 Annual Legal Ethics Seminar
• Video Replay - 2015 Annual Legal Ethics Seminar