Phillip Stamman, a partner of Southworth and Stamman, graduated Cum Laude from the University of St. Thomas School of Law in Minneapolis, MN. Phillip Stamman is admitted to practice law in Minnesota and Wisconsin. During law school, Phillip worked for the Immigration Clinic where he filed applications to USCIS on behalf of Immigrants and represented people in deportation hearings.

During the summers of 2009-2011, Phillip clerked for the District Attorney’s Office in Mauston, Juneau County, WI. In the fall of 2012, Phillip headed  the Juneau County Diversion Program, an intensive program dedicated to young, first-time offenders, giving them an opportunity to avoid a criminal conviction upon completion of the program. (Click here for more information on the program).

Growing up the son of a missionary, Phillip had the advantage of being able to travel overseas and spend time working at feeding centers and orphanages. Seeing these disadvantaged communities inspired Phillip to help others in need. He is working on expanding adoptions in Honduras to bring orphans into loving families.

Currently, Phillip Stamman a partner of Southworth and Stamman, specializing in estate planning, criminal defense and immigration law. Attorney Phillip Stamman is licensed to practice law in Wisconsin and Minnesota.

Memberships:

Wisconsin Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers

Wisconsin Association for Justice