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Practice Areas: Appellate Practice, Commercial Litigation, and Personal Injury Law.

Additional Information: Timothy M. Barber is an associate and member of the Litigation Practice Group, Construction and Transportation Focus Group, and Labor and Employment Practice Group. Prior to joining Axley Brynelson, LLP, Mr. Barber served as the law clerk to the Honorable Jon P. Wilcox on the Wisconsin Supreme Court (2003-05) and practiced law at a general practice firm in Green Bay, Wisconsin (2005-08).

Mr. Barber focuses on appellate practice, commercial litigation, and personal injury law. Mr. Barber has drafted and co-authored several briefs to the Wisconsin Court of Appeals and routinely assists in preparing amicus curiae motions and briefs to the Wisconsin Supreme Court.

Mr. Barber obtained his J.D. from Marquette University Law School in 2003, where he served on the editorial board of the Marquette Law Review and was Managing Editor of the Marquette Intellectual Property Law Review.

Mr. Barber is admitted to practice before the State of Wisconsin, Eastern District of Wisconsin and Western District of Wisconsin.

Brown County Bar Association; State Bar of Wisconsin; Wisconsin Association of Trial Lawyers.

Phi Beta Kappa. Recipient: Thomas Moore Law Scholarship; Marquette Law Alumni Scholarship. Managing Editor, Marquette Law Review, Intellectual Property. Law Clerk for Justice Jon P. Wilcox, Wisconsin Supreme Court, 2003-2005. Author, Comment: "High Court Takes Right Turn in Traffic, But Stops Short of Finish Line: An Economic Critique of Trade Dress Protection for Product Configuration," 7 Marquette Intellectual Property Law Review 259, 2003.

Phi Beta Kappa. Recipient: Thomas Moore Law Scholarship; Marquette Law Alumni Scholarship. Managing Editor, Marquette Law Review, Intellectual Property. Law Clerk for Justice Jon P. Wilcox, Wisconsin Supreme Court, 2003-2005. Author, Comment: "High Court Takes Right Turn in Traffic, But Stops Short of Finish Line: An Economic Critique of Trade Dress Protection for Product Configuration," 7 Marquette Intellectual Property Law Review 259, 2003.