Attorney Greg Ruidl is the son of one Marquette lawyer and the father of another Marquette lawyer. The practice of law is in his DNA. Greg’s practice concentrates on closely held businesses and their owners. Over the past forty-plus years, business owners have come to rely on Greg’s sage advice to develop strategies for growth through acquisition, new product development, development of distribution channels and strategic planning and alliances. Greg also frequently couples with Attorney Kathy Bach to assist business owners on issues relating to succession and estate planning and the careful creation of business exit strategies.

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While Greg no longer comes into the office on a set schedule, Greg is still available to bring this expertise to the attorneys in the Firm and their clients.

 

Bar Admissions

1980, U.S. Tax Court
1978, Wisconsin
1978, U.S. District Court, Eastern District of Wisconsin

Education and Honors

Boston University Law School (L.L.M., Taxation, 1979)

Marquette University Law School (J.D., 1978)
Marquette University (B.A., 1974)

Publications/Presentations
“The Flexible But Irrevocable Life Insurance Trust,” Journal of Taxation, May 1982
“Investment Credit and Related Party Leases; The Impact of the Petersen Case,” Taxes-The Tax Magazine, April 1983
“Compensating Employees Through Transfers of Stock or Other Property: Guarding Against Unexpected Tax Consequences,” Wisconsin Bar Bulletin, March 1984

Public Service/Community Affairs

State Bar of Wisconsin, member

Previous board positions include: State Bar of Wisconsin, Taxation Section Board, former Chair (2004-2005)

Racine Community Foundation, Inc., Past President and Board of Directors

Racine Founders Rotary Club, former member

Racine Kenosha Estate Planning Council (Past President)

Racine County Economic Development Corporation (Past Chairman)

Racine Symphony Orchestra Association (Past President)