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• David L. Weir was born and raised in Illinois, first venturing to Wisconsin to attend Beloit College. After graduating from Beloit College with a B.A. in Economics and Management (cum laude) in 1980, he went on to receive his law degree from Marquette University (cum laude) in 1983. He immediately began his law practice in Milwaukee, representing injured workers in claims for Worker's Compensation and Social Security Disability benefits, with the firm of Zubrensky and Weir. After nearly 25 years of practice in Milwaukee, he joined Stafford & Neal S.C. in 2007. Over the years, David has lectured extensively on the topic of Wisconsin Worker's Compensation benefits to a variety of audiences at union seminars, continuing legal education seminars, and the Wisconsin School for Workers. He has also been quite active in representing the interests of workers as a legal advisor to the Labor members of the Wisconsin Worker's Compensation Advisory Council, the body responsible for recommending changes to the Worker's Compensation Act to the state legislature.

  David is married with two children. In his spare time, his hobby/passion is racing radio controlled cars, and enjoys competing at both local and national events with his teenage son.

• Wisconsin, 1983 U.S. District Court Eastern District of Wisconsin, 1983 U.S. District Court Western District of Wisconsin, 1983

• Wisconsin Association of Workers Compensation Attorneys, 2006 - 2010 (Member)

• Marquette University Law School, Milwaukee, Wisconsin, 1983J.D.Honors: cum laude Beloit College, Beloit, Wisconsin, 1980B.A.Honors: cum laudeMajor: Economics & Management

• WELCOME

  In 1976, Margaret Stafford began a law firm. She limited her scope of practice to claims for Wisconsin worker's compensation benefits for injured workers, and claims for social security disability or SSI benefits. Since then, the firm has continued to grow. John Neal joined the firm in 1981, Greg Meyer in 1985 until his retirement in 2004, Helen Schott in 1991 and, most recently, Chuck Soule in 2004.

  Delivering consistently strong representation in worker's compensation claims doesn't just happen. It is a result of personal commitment and years spent practicing in the field. Margaret, John, and Helen each have years of experience working as administrative law judges for the State of Wisconsin Worker's Compensation Division. Helen served for several years as Bureau Director of the Worker's Compensation Judges. John originated and continues to co-write the Worker's Compensation Handbook, published by the State Bar of Wisconsin, which is used by worker's compensation attorneys and judges across Wisconsin.

  The firm has over 100 years of combined experience in Wisconsin Worker's Compensation Law. Margaret, John and Helen have all been listed for over 10 years as "Best Lawyers in America" for Worker's Compensation Law. In addition, have been awarded the highest peer rating for professional excellence and ethics by Martindale Hubbell.

  Over the years, the Stafford & Neal attorneys have appeared as speakers for numerous worker's compensation seminars presented to lawyers, doctors and other medical professional, labor groups, and the University of Wisconsin Extension-School for Workers. They have also represented the interests of injured workers by appearing in front of various legislative committees. The attorneys are currently advisors to labor representatives on the Wisconsin Worker's Compensation Advisory Council.

  Today, 90% of the firm's work is representing injured workers in claims before the Wisconsin Worker's Compensation Division. The remainder is representing claimants before the Social Security Administration.

  What best describes the atmosphere of Stafford & Neal, S.C.? The firm operates in a friendly, informal yet professional atmosphere. The attorneys frequently consult with each other to produce the best results for their clients. Our clients find the attorneys at Stafford & Neal to be good listeners, aggressive in their work, and thorough in their preparation.

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In the UK you can legally change your name by deed poll i would think other countries have something similar i think you have to consult a scolicitor in the first instance if you want to go ahead with it

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