Ralph Ehlinger

Ralph Ehlinger is a highly regarded attorney located in Menomonee Falls, Wisconsin. He excels in both transactional matters and litigation, bringing a wealth of experience to his clients' business and personal legal needs. Ralph is adept at creating and acquiring businesses, drafting shareholder agreements and non-competes, and negotiating business and real estate transactions. His clientele includes individuals, businesses, and non-profit organizations, whom he represents in both prosperous times and challenging situations.

Ralph is an accomplished litigator at trial and appellate levels, with a focus on libel and slander, shareholder disputes, non-competes, open meeting and public records issues, and real estate litigation. His legal expertise extends to diverse areas such as lender liability, fair debt collection practices, insurance agent license revocation, nursing home abuse, insurance claim denials, attorney malpractice, wrongful termination, police brutality, race discrimination, trustee bad-faith claims, and harassment injunctions.

Throughout his career, Ralph has been committed to ensuring his clients' affairs run smoothly and advocating for justice when necessary. He is recognized for his hands-on approach to unique legal challenges and is highly respected by his peers.

Ralph's accolades include being named outstanding editor of the Georgetown Law Journal and receiving the Lawyer of the Year award from the Milwaukee Bar Association. His peer-rated Martindale Hubbell ranking is AV, indicating the highest level of ability and integrity.

In addition to his legal practice, Ralph has taught corporate law at Marquette Law School and served as President of the Milwaukee Bar Association Foundation. He has also led as past board president of the Milwaukee County Mental Health Association and Chairman of the Richfield Plan Commission.

Outside of law, Ralph was instrumental in incorporating the Nordic Ski Club of Milwaukee and enjoys playing piano and guitar. He is also dedicated to his family, raising the last four of his six children, a testament to his enduring passion for the law and life.