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Amy Crichton
Paralegal

Amy Crichton

Mallery s.c.

Amy brings 15 years of legal experience to Mallery s.c. and has worked as a paralegal since 2017. She has assisted attorneys in multiple federal and state trials and hearings and has broad experience in matters ranging from business disputes and contract claims to personal injury and property tax.

Amy graduated from the University of Wisconsin–Milwaukee in 2010 with a bachelor’s degree in political science and certificates in law studies and peace studies. After graduation, she taught English in South Korea and Singapore for five years. Upon returning to the United States, Amy earned an American Bar Association-approved paralegal certificate in 2019 and a master’s degree in legal studies in 2020, both from Texas State University.

Outside the office, Amy enjoys spending time with her husband and their two dogs, exploring southeastern Wisconsin’s parks, and visiting the occasional beer garden.

Areas of Support

  • Civil Litigation
  • Business and Contract Disputes
  • Personal Injury
  • Property Tax

Education

  • Texas State University San Marcos, Texas M.A., Legal Studies – 2020
  • Texas State University San Marcos, Texas ABA-Approved Paralegal Certificate – 2019
  • University of Wisconsin–Milwaukee Milwaukee, Wisconsin B.A., Political Science – 2010 Certificates in Law Studies and Peace Studies

News

Mallery s.c. Secures Excessive Assessment Ruling for Milwaukee Westin Hotel, Obtaining Over $19 Million in Reductions Due to Overvaluation

Blog

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Milwaukee Commercial Property Owners: How to File an Excessive Tax Assessment Appeal

Posted Jan 26, 2026

By Christopher L. Strohbehn If you own commercial real estate in Milwaukee or elsewhere in Wisconsin and believe your property tax assessment overshoots market value, Wisconsin law gives you a remedy......Read More

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