Glenn E. Gaskill III

Attorney Glenn E. Gaskill III received his undergraduate degree from the University of Wisconsin–Eau Claire, where he studied Political Science and Philosophy in addition to being a member of the football team. He went on to receive his Juris Doctor from Marquette University Law School in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, where he practices today. Through the practice of law, Attorney Gaskill has taken the skills that made him successful on the football field and translated them to the courtroom. He has used his work ethic and honed his competitive spirit to his advantage in the courtroom with victories in both misdemeanor and felony trials. Additionally, his resolute and determined approach have proven successful in resolving cases short of trial. He has been recognized by The Global Directory of Who’s Who as a Top Lawyer and by The National Trial Lawyers who ranked him in their Top 100 Trial Lawyers. I was facing serious charges. With the experience of Attorney Gaskill, he discovered that the evidence didn’t support the charge, and the case was dismissed. I can’t say enough about the Attorneys at Grieve law. They know the law, they respect their clients, and they get results! I would definitely recommend my attorney Glenn. I had a clean record, so I was devastated last year when suddenly I was facing a Class G felony. If I hadn’t attained a lawyer, & just decided to plead guilty, then I would have done around fifteen days in jail, had a year of probation, & a felony on my record forever. I was panicky about this, but my attorney always put my mind at ease on the phone, & helped me to make the wise decision of waiting out a few court dates for an even better offer. It took a while for this case to conclude, but that was ultimately for the best. The felony was dropped to two misdemeanors, & I did not get a year of probation, or any probation for that matter. All I ended up getting was a month in jail. My original offer was being a felon for life & 15 days in jail…so basically what I got was 15 more days than the original offer & I still managed to avoid being a felon for life -all thanks to Grieve Law!