Erika Strebel

Erika Strebel is the law beat reporter for The Daily Reporter. She can be reached at 414-225-1825.

Recent Articles from Erika Strebel

Subscriber only May 15, 2019

Despite mini-tornado, plan changes, Miron delivers state-of-the-art structure

What does a university do with one of the biggest parking lots on campus?

Subscriber only May 15, 2019

Urbanite more than lives up to its name

The Urbanite is more than just a new addition to Milwaukee’s skyline. The luxury high-rise development on the East Side is also a milestone for its owner, the Milwaukee developer New Land Enterprises.

Subscriber only May 15, 2019

North End helps reshape downtown Milwaukee

The North End grew up with trendy, up-and-coming developments along north Water Street.

Subscriber only May 15, 2019

Mercantile addition a standout in Milwaukee’s Third Ward

On one hand, the Mercantile Building addition is exactly what its name says it is — a 35,000-square-foot addition to the converted warehouse in Milwaukee’s Historic Third Ward.

Subscriber only March 14, 2019

Pieters a ‘well-oiled machine’

When Miron Construction chief executive and president David Voss Jr. asked Kyle Pieters to take on his first project nearly a decade ago, Pieters had a lot to learn.

Subscriber only March 14, 2019

For Huntington, insurance is about keeping workers safe

For many people, insurance is about paying a premium every month.

Subscriber only March 7, 2019

Trades line up in support of apprenticeship bills

When Dan Neve, education and training coordinator for Staab Construction Corp., goes to Career Day at local high schools in Marshfield, almost every hand shoots up when he asks, "Who’s going to college?"

Subscriber only February 21, 2019

High court lifts stay on arbitration over Green Bay construction project

The Wisconsin Supreme Court on Thursday struck down a lower court’s decision to halt arbitration proceedings over a dispute involving a Green Bay construction project until an insurance dispute connected to the project had been resolved.

Subscriber only February 18, 2019

Former owner of electrical contractor pleads guilty in tax case

The former owner of an electrical-contracting company who was indicted last year for failing to pay payroll taxes has taken a plea deal.

Subscriber only February 12, 2019

Evers says Wisconsin joining group fighting climate change

Gov. Tony Evers says Wisconsin will be joining the U.S. Climate Alliance, a group that works to enforce an international climate accord and combat climate change at the state level.

Subscriber only January 25, 2019

Courts not seeing flurry of lawsuits after statute-of-repose change

After the Wisconsin Senate last spring passed legislation that would give contractors further protection from certain lawsuits, the state’s plaintiffs’ attorney bar advised members in March to file lawsuits before the new law took effect that summer.

Subscriber only January 25, 2019

Conditional Use: High court to weigh in on permitting dispute

When local officials placed additional insurance requirements on Enbridge Energy Co. in 2015 as part of granting a conditional-use permit for a pipeline project in northeast Dane County, company officials were quick to file an appeal.