Anthony Murdock

EDUCATION

Marquette University Law School, J.D.
Washington University – St. Louis, B.A. (Psychology; Business)

AWARDS AND RECOGNITIONS

Wisconsin Super Lawyers Rising Star, 2013, 2014, 2015, 2016, 2018
M Magazine Leading Lawyers, 2014, 2015
Avvo “Superb” Rating, since 2014

MEMBERSHIPS

National Association of the Remodeling Industry (NARI)

COURT ADMISSIONS

United States Court of Appeals for the Seventh Circuit, 2010
United States District Court for the Western District of Wisconsin, 2010
United States District Court for the Eastern District of Wisconsin, 2007
State of Wisconsin, 2006

My Focus: Fighting Insurance Companies and Construction Disputes

Practice Areas
Insurance Claim Denials & Bad Faith

Homeowners & commercial property Insurance Claims
Fire, storm, water, hail, wind
Builder’s risk & business interruption
Insurer duty-to-defend breaches

Construction & Business Disputes

Builders: Non-payment, defect claims, lien fights
Homeowners: Shoddy work, breach of warranty
Commercial Litigation: Vendor breaches, partnership disputes, intellectual property disputes.

Clients I Fight For: Homeowners • Contractors • Property owners • Small to mid-size businesses

WHY CLIENTS HIRE ME

Clients come to me when their insurance claim is denied or lowballed, when a contractor refuses to pay or fix defective work, or when a business partner breaches a contract. They want a trial lawyer who climbs roofs, reads blueprints and policies line-by-line, and knows how to win — in settlement or in court.

WHY I ENJOY BEING A LAWYER

The aspect of being a lawyer that I enjoy the most is that I am constantly learning new things. I strive to immerse myself into the legal and factual issues of a particular case to better serve my clients. This means that I often find myself out in the field, investigating a construction project or inspecting a home. I am not afraid to get dirty, and through my representation of various clients, I have been in underground steam tunnels, inside the ductwork of power plants, standing in basements that are backed up with water or worse, walking through mold-contaminated houses, and climbing on more roofs than I can count. I get great satisfaction from preparing and implementing a successful strategy, and my hands-on approach helps me do this. I am competitive, and I like to win.