Committed To Finding Creative Solutions
At Law Offices of Maxwell Charles Livingston, I’m not satisfied with “good enough.” I always start by taking a step back and looking at the full range of solutions — not just the immediate issue.
More than a decade of serving Milwaukee, Waukesha County and the surrounding areas
Employment Law
Mediation And Arbitration
Contract Law
Business Law
Family Law
Bankruptcy Law
Experienced Employment, Business, Family And Bankruptcy Law Representation
Whether the case involves business law, contract law, employment law, family law or bankruptcy, I always start by taking a step back and looking at the full realm of possible solutions — not just the immediate problem. This paves the way for customized, realistic and forward-looking legal solutions.
Present Your Options
Every case is unique, but my primary objective is always the same: to find the best possible solution for your particular situation. To start, I’ll clearly explain you the legal avenues we can pursue.
Devise A Strategy
Once you understand your rights and the options available to you, we can collaborate to develop a legal strategy that adheres to your needs and goals while sidestepping potential concerns.
Go The Extra Mile
Whether I’m guiding a client or helping out with a nonprofit, it’s in my nature to go above and beyond. For your case, expect relentless support, intelligent solutions and clear communication.
“At The End Of The Day, Collaborative Mediation Is What I Love To Do.”
When you’re knee-deep in a legal dispute, “compromise” may not be the first word that pops into your head. You may believe “crush the competition” is the best strategy to win.
This line of thought is natural and may make sense. However, you’d be surprised how often a collaborative effort can lead to better results for everyone.
As we sit down to discuss your case, I will explain the benefits of alternative dispute resolution and may even challenge you to think like a mediator. I help you see the possibility of finding a fair and realistic middle ground between your needs and the other side’s.
Testimonials
Case Results
MAXWELL CHARLES LIVINGSTON WINS 7TH CIRCUIT COURT OF APPEALS DECISION IN MCCRAY V. WILKIE
The Law Offices of Maxwell Charles Livingston is proud to announce its triumphant victory in McCray v. Wilkie, U.S. Court of Appeals Case Number 19-3145 in the 7th Circuit Court of Appeals in a case on behalf of a disabled veteran employee and against his federal employer, the VA.
EMPLOYMENT AND BUSINESS JURY TRIAL
Won unanimous jury verdict on behalf of client against former company that said he was lying. $500,000 result for client.
7th CIRCUIT COURT OF APPEALS REVERSAL
Won decision in 7th circuit on behalf of a disabled veteran, against his federal employer, the VA. Large victory in David vs. Goliath case.
FMLA RETALIATION NEGOTIATION
In this Family and Medical Leave Act (FMLA) retaliation and failure to rehire case, my client came to me with questions about how to fight for a fair deal.
$50,000 Result for Client
DISCRIMINATION & WRONGFUL TERMINATION
After being discriminated against and wrongfully terminated by their employer, my client came to me for representation.
$50,000 Result for Client
AGE DISCRIMINATION & OVERTIME VIOLATION
On behalf of my client, I brought this age discrimination and overtime violation case before Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC).
$150,000 Result for Client
FMLA DISCRIMINATION & RETALIATION
After presenting their case to the ERD, I was able to get my client Continuation of Health Coverage (COBRA) coverage. As an added bonus, I was also able to get their attorney fees covered by their employer.
$120,000 Result for Client
FMLA RETALIATION & FAILURE TO REHIRE
When my client’s employer committed FMLA retaliation and failed to rehire my client, I negotiated a severance agreement on their behalf.
$100,100 Result for Client
SEVERANCE NEGOTIATION
In this case, I negotiated a better severance agreement on behalf of my client.
$56,946 Result for Client
“As An Attorney, Arbitrator, Mediator And Adjunct Professor, I Know When It’s Time To Instigate A Change For The Better.”