Nathan Oesch

Experienced and reliable litigation and appellate guidance

Nate Oesch focuses on appellate, class action defense, insurance coverage,  and intellectual property (IP) litigation matters. He works with a wide spectrum of companies to address their litigation needs, with an emphasis on proceedings in federal court. Nate is well versed in issues related to antitrust and consumer class action defense as well as policy-holder side insurance coverage litigation. In addition, Nate advises clients on intellectual property issues related to trademarks and copyrights.

As a former Eastern District of Wisconsin federal law clerk, Nate has experience handling a wide array of legal issues, which he utilizes to serve as local counsel for out-of-state firms in complex proceedings within Wisconsin federal courts.

Nate is also heavily involved in the firm’s pro bono efforts. He represents pro se litigants in both trial court and appellate proceedings in a variety of matters, such as § 1983 actions. In addition, Nate works on impact litigation initiatives the firm undertakes, such as partnering with the ACLU.

• Successfully defended against a preliminary injunction seeking to enjoin allegedly false advertising related to capabilities of a client’s product.
• Obtained dismissal of class action brought against bank related to charging of insufficient fund fees early in litigation.
• Succeeded in obtaining dismissal of claims against client in PFAs-related litigation.
• Obtained dismissal of antitrust and additional claims and succeeded in defending the decision on appeal before the the Seventh Circuit.
• Obtained dismissal at summary judgment of claims against client in maritime personal injury case.