About Blog, Atty. Author

About the Blog

Welcome to the Employee Rights Wisconsin blog. The blog will provide: (1) information to employees (especially Wisconsin employees) about their legal rights; and (2) information to attorneys and others who are interested in employee rights, client rights and legal practice management issues.

About the Author

My name is Michael Brown, and I am an employee rights attorney at the law firm of Peterson, Berk & Cross. You can click this photo link to see my law firm’s video:

I practice in the areas of Employee Rights and H- Visa Worker Rights.

I assists employees and immigrant workers with matters concerning:

Unpaid Wages	Fraud	H- Visa Wages & Fraud
Discrimination and Harassment	Unemployment Benefits	Wrongful Discharge and Whistleblowing
Employment Contracts, Severances, Non-Competes	Pre-Litigation Counseling	Employment Litigation (Federal and State Courts, Appellate Forums, ERD, EEOC, other)

I have represented hundreds of employees with diverse jobs, backgrounds, and nationalities, and have helped them achieve positive results.  This includes work in many legal forums, spanning from administrative hearings to federal trial and appellate work.

I have served as board chair of the State Bar’s Civil Rights and Liberties section.  For several years I practiced law in Milwaukee before returning to Appleton (my hometown), and joining Peterson, Berk & Cross.

For more information about my practice, please visit www.pbclaw.com/our-people/attorneys/michael-brown/.

You can contact me at:

mbrown@pbclaw.com

(920)831-0300
Fax (920)831-0165

Michael F. Brown
Employee Rights Attorney
Peterson, Berk, & Cross, S.C.
200 E. College Ave.
P.O. Box 2700
Appleton, WI 54912

For more information about my law firm Peterson, Berk & Cross, please visit www.pbclaw.com.  I am proud to be associated with my firm, and admire my coworkers’ accomplishments.  The firm represents individuals with Personal Injury & Constitutional Litigation, Family Law, Criminal Defense, and Employee & H- Visa Rights matters.