Primary Areas of Practice: Banking Law, Business Law, Employee Benefits

Jeff Storch practices in the areas of banking, business, and employee benefits. Jeff's work for banking and business clients has included such matters as regulatory compliance, organizing the business, mergers and acquisitions, and contractual issues. He also has experience working with employee benefits plans, such as ESOPs, 401(k), profit sharing, pension, health and cafeteria plans and health savings accounts.

• Member of the American Bar Association (Business Law and Taxation Sections), State Bar of Wisconsin (Business Law and Tax Law Sections) and Dane County Bar Association
• Speaker on numerous topics, including choice of business entity, drafting limited liability company and partnership agreements, using ESOPs for business succession planning, nonqualified health savings accounts, and COBRA
• Co-author, along with Cindy Van Bogaert, of the article "First Union Litigation: Reexamining Plan Merger Protocol," Journal of Taxation of Employee Benefits
• Graduated magna cum laude from the University of Wisconsin Law School, Order of the Coif
• Earned a B.S. in French from the University of Wisconsin-Madison

More about Jeff:

In a prior life, Jeff owned a restaurant on the southeast side of Madison and was very active in the Madison/Dane County Tavern League and the Dane County Hospitality Council.

Jeff also is an avid long-distance runner. Favorite races have included the 2003 Fox Cities Marathon, the 2004 Boston Marathon, the 2005 Ice Age 50 Mile Run and the 2006 Deadwood Mickelson Trail Marathon.