Hinshaw Attorney Cheryl L. Wilke Named Influential Businesswoman
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Jul 25, 2014
South Florida Business Journal
South Florida Business Journal has named Hinshaw's own Cheryl L. Wilke as an influential businesswoman. The title of influential businesswoman is reserved for those who have earned the trust of clients and colleagues through a firm establishment of one's practice and commitment.
Ms. Wilke is a Florida Board Certified Lawyer who focuses her practice in the representation of employers in labor and employment matters. In addition to her trial work, Ms. Wilke also handles all of the firm's workers' compensation appellate cases, and has appeared in Florida Supreme Court, defending the constitutionality of Florida's workers' compensation statute. Ms. Wilke also has experience representing clients in sports law matters, including professional baseball, football and soccer teams such as the Detroit Tigers, the Boston Red Sox and the U.S. Soccer Federation.
Ms. Wilke is a proud, long-standing member of Hinshaw's Diversity Committee, helping ensure that the firm's diverse employees are recognized for their accomplishments both in and outside the practice of law.
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