Milwaukee’s tepid economic recovery continues to stall growth in the legal market, but there are signs of a turnaround, law firm managing partners said.
Industrial manufacturing, historically the city’s corporate base, is seeing a pickup in orders, said Fred Lautz, Milwaukee-based managing partner of Quarles & Brady. There’s pent-up demand for acquisitions, and those companies are looking for opportunities to grow. “I think the indications going forward are stronger than they’ve been the last four years,” Lautz said.
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