A Madison Environmental and Civil Rights Law Firm
Garvey McNeil & McGillivray, S.C. (GMM) was founded in 1992 on the belief that all lawyers have a duty to society that goes beyond their own self-interest. Our unique approach and commitment to social justice has resulted in significant success for our clients in the areas of environmental protection, civil rights, employment discrimination, and labor law. With principle and purpose, our attorneys represent individuals, environmental groups, non-profit organizations, citizens' groups, local governments, labor organizations, small businesses, farmers, and political groups.
Our reputation was built on successfully litigating difficult cases against powerful opponents. For example:
- On behalf of three state legislators, we stopped the state from paying $847 million to three high-priced law firms instead of to the people of Wisconsin.
- We forced the Department of Corrections to eliminate the unconstitutional conditions at the Wisconsin "Supermax" prison after litigating a class action lawsuit.
- We successfully represented environmental groups, citizens' groups and individuals against utility companies and developers in forcing the clean up of dirty, coal-fired power plants that cause ozone, smog, and global climate change.
Garvey McNeil & McGillivray's unparalleled dedication to public service and individual rights drives every aspect of our work, and is evident in the results we achieve. To speak with one of our attorneys contact our office by phone at 608.256.1003.
Garvey McNeil & McGillivray, S.C.
634 West Main Street • Madison, WI 53703 • 608.256.1003
The law firm of Garvey McNeil& McGillivray, S.C., provides legal representation to clients throughout Wisconsin and Northern Illinois including Madison, Milwaukee, Green Bay, Oconomowoc, La Crosse, Eau Claire, Superior, Appleton, Dane County, Brown County, Green County, Rock County, Jefferson County, Dodge County, Columbia County, Sauk County, Iowa County, Waukesha County, Washington County, Winnebago County, Galina, Bellevue, Jo Daviess County, Cook County, and Lake County, as well as the states of Iowa, Illinois, Indiana, Michigan, Kentucky and the U.S. District Court of D.C.