About
Lawyer William M. Cannon is a member of one among Wisconsin s quality-regarded and maximum prominent legal households extending over 4 generations of attorneys, starting with his grandfather s admission to the Wisconsin Bar. This 4-generation prison own family has practiced continuously in Milwaukee and other groups all through Wisconsin for over a hundred years. Mr. Cannon has received more $10 million paid verdicts and settlements for his clients than another attorney in Wisconsin. His instances were featured on the CBS software 60 Minutes and the ABC Evening National News. He has constantly been indexed in The Best Lawyers in America for Over 25 consecutive years.
Raymond J. Cannon. (Grandfather) Admitted to Wisconsin Bar, 1914. Partner in Milwaukee law workplace of Cannon & Waldron. U.S. Congressman, Milwaukee (4 th District) 1933-39. He was the most well-known trial legal professional of his generation. Some of his well-known clients have been World Heavyweight Boxing Champion Jack Dempsey, Shoeless Joe Jackson (Chicago Black Sox Scandal) and Wallis Simpson. Between 1914-1921, he efficiently tried and gained over a hundred consecutive jury trials, resulting in a feast hosted via the Milwaukee Bar Association honoring him for this success. The Federal Defender Services of Wisconsin has named an award after him in reminiscence of his trial accomplishments, The Ray Cannon Justice Award.
Judge Robert C. Cannon. (Father) Admitted to Wisconsin Bar, 1941. Milwaukee County Civil and Circuit Court Judge, efficiently re-elected 1945-79; first Presiding Judge, Wisconsin Court of Appeals, 1979-82. Legal Advisor To Major League Baseball Players Association.
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Certificates
American Board of Professional Liability Lawyers
Board Certified as Trial Lawyer by the National Board of Trial Advocacy
National Board of Trial Advocacy
Languages
- English: Spoken, Written
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Experience
Educations
Graduation year: 1969
Graduation year: 1966
Graduation year: 1966
