Herschel’s grandfather was a State Supreme Court Justice, and his grandmother was the first woman to graduate from her law school. After graduating from the University of Wisconsin-Madison, Herschel followed in his grandparents’ footsteps and attended the University of Wisconsin Law School. While in law school, Herschel clerked at a law firm drafting criminal appellate briefs. One of his briefs was granted certiorari to the Iowa Supreme Court. Herschel graduated from law school cum laude, received the Dean’s Academic Achievement Award and earned an Honors Concentration in Business Law.
After graduation, Herschel accepted a position as a judicial law clerk for the Milwaukee County Circuit Court. Since his clerkship, Herschel has been practicing litigation with an emphasis in defense and insurance law.
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- Michigan Supreme Court Finds That Providers Do Not Have a Direct Cause of Action Under the No-Fault Act in Landmark Covenant Decision
- Relief for No-Fault Insurers When a Claimant Refuses to Attend an Independent Medical Examination per MCL 500.3151