Doug Scriver Joins Stroud Willink & Howard

December 23, 2015

Stroud, Willink & Howard is pleased to announce that Douglas C. Scriver has joined the firm as associate attorney.

A Minnesota native, Doug attended the University of Wisconsin-Madison as an undergraduate and law student. Prior to joining Stroud, Doug spent time as a litigator in private practice representing businesses and individuals. He also worked in the commercial operations team of a Madison pharmaceutical company. Doug practices in the areas of business guidance and representation, real estate, construction, and business litigation and dispute resolution.

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