Brian R. Zimmerman
Shareholder at Hurtado Zimmerman SCMy practice is focused on the areas of construction law and real estate, and the unique legal challenges facing these areas.
From construction project disputes, to closing on complicated real estate transactions, I can assist you in resolving your legal needs. I regularly assist clients in contract negotiations, litigation and arbitration, lien filings and disputes, delay and warranty claims, theft by contractor, right to cure, home improvement practices claims, and foreclosure.
In addition to being a lawyer, I hold a degree in Civil Engineering, with a focus in construction project management, and have work experience as an engineering technician on various large transportation, municipal and building construction projects throughout southeastern Wisconsin.
I am happy to discuss your legal challenges with a free phone consultation: 414-727-6250.
- Marquette University Law School
- J.D. (2009)
- Marquette University
- B.S. (2006) | Civil Engineering
- Shareholder
- Hurtado Zimmerman SC
- - Current
- Construction Bills - Legislative Updates
- Construction Lawyer - ABA Forum on Construction Law
- Kalahari Lawsuit Offers Defect Lessons,
- Wisconsin Law Journal/Daily Reporter “Construction Law”
- Know Something that Nobody Else Knows – The Economics of Construction
- ABA Forum on Construction Law - Annual Meeting
- Wisconsin Construction-Related Legal Issues, Big 10 Construction & Surety Law CLE, Indianapolis, IN
- Indiana Bar Association
- Understanding How Contracts Can Reduce (or Increase) Risk,, Managing Engineering Liability and Ethics Issues, Madison, WI
- Halfmoon Education, Inc.,
- Know Something that Nobody Else Knows – The Economics of Construction, Annual Meeting of the Forum on Construction Law, New Orleans
- ABA Forum on Construction Law
- Moderator for plenary session. Serving a construction client means knowing more than just the law. Stand-out construction attorneys understand the business of construction. Led by a team of industry executives, this plenary kicks off the Forum’s mini-MBA program with a thorough discussion of current construction-industry trends, including determinants of investment, strategic planning, competition, and considerations for engaging outside counsel. This session will also explore the economic relationships among and differences between the various participants on construction projects, including the key economic forces driving owners, architects, engineers, contractors, subcontractors and suppliers.
- Title Examiner
- Attorney's Title Guaranty Fund
- Real Estate Transactions and Municipal Law
- CALI
- ABA Forum on Construction Law
- Current
- Habitat for Humanity of Waukesha
- Board Member
- - Current
- Wisconsin
- Federal Circuit
- Free Consultation
- Credit Cards Accepted
- Contingent Fees
Contingent fees dependent on type of case.
- Construction Law
- Real Estate Law
- Collections
- Business Law
- English: Spoken, Written
