The Gauthier Law Group, LLC is a boutique corporate law firm representing
Fortune 500, mid-size and emerging businesses and non-profit organizations, as well as individuals, in commercial real estate, commercial finance, corporate law and the non-profit arena.

We have experience working with dozens of clients including national and international commercial lenders and investors; real estate owners, developers, brokers and managers; insurance companies; retailers of all sizes; large and small manufacturers; information technology businesses; media conglomerates; educational institutions; hospital and health care providers; and a variety of non-profit organizations.

Founded in 2001 and located in Milwaukee’s Historic Third Ward, our express purpose is to provide sophisticated legal services throughout Wisconsin and Illinois to clients who seek an alternative to the “big-firm experience” but who likewise expect no less in the area of credentials or outcomes. We think you will find us not merely as capable and responsive as the best large law firms, but much more so.

At the Gauthier Law Group, each of our clients receives the personal, hands-on attention that only a smaller firm can lend, provided by a seasoned attorney with qualifications that exceed the qualifications of many attorneys in larger firms. And the best part is that this service is provided in the most cost-effective and time-efficient manner possible.

We pride ourselves on being highly responsive, finding creative client-centered approaches, and providing answers to often complicated problems within compressed timeframes. We understand that a quick response can mean the difference between closing a deal and losing one, so we place a high value on providing legal counsel that is both prompt and pragmatic. At The Gauthier Law Group, there is no “assembly-line law.” When counseling clients we pinpoint what matters—and what does not. We are defined by a client’s unique needs and circumstances, which we work diligently to understand, rather than by the often arbitrary conventions of the legal profession.