Two constants in Gina’s law practice have always been prodigious energy and an ability to assess and deeply understand clients’ situations.
Gina remains a trusted advisor to people who first called upon her 25 years ago. The same passion she brought to pursuing a legal career remains evident in her approach to resolving client matters.
Gina had just earned a degree in international relations when she seized the opportunity to work with two state attorneys in Madison, Wisconsin. Adept at research, analysis and problem-solving, she played a significant role in drafting Wisconsin’s first residential landlord-tenant regulations.
This experience motivated Gina to enroll in law school. Today, she runs practices both in intellectual property (IP) and credit union law. She advises on all aspects of IP and has litigated cases in federal courts across the country.
Gina heads Husch Blackwell’s Credit Union team. Her credit union practice centers on all legal matters of interest to credit unions including vendor contracting, consumer finance, credit union mergers and governance. Gina also represents for-profit credit union service organizations (CUSOs) in areas including corporate structure, IP, data protection and privacy.