Tim Rymer
Wisconsin Personal Injury

We Take Tough Cases

GLR attorneys focus strictly on personal injury cases. Whether your accident was the fault of another person driving any type of vehicle or a work-related injury, we evaluate every potential case on its own merits. We’ll tell you if we think you have a case. Our lawyers have successfully handled a wide range of cases including work-related injuries and drunk driving accidents, and we don’t shy away from the difficult ones. We want you to get a the most cash and benefits possible. GLR will work hard to see that you do.

The Tough, Smart Lawyers of Gendlin, Liverman & Rymer specialize in:
* Car & SUV Accidents
* Truck Accidents
* Motorcycle Accidents
* Traumatic Brain Injury & Other Serious Injury Accidents
* Wrongful Death

Board Certified Civil Trial Lawyer - National Board of Legal Specialty Certification

Tim Rymer
Gendlin, Liverman & Rymer SC
10335 W Oklahoma Ave #300
Milwaukee WI 53227
Tel: 414 272-3399; 800 272-3399
Fax: 414 272-6659

Timothy has been with the firm since 2005 and is a Partner. Since graduating law school with honors in 1990, Tim has been representing seriously injured victims and families who have lost loved ones in wrongful death accidents. Based on the number of million dollar cases he has settled, Attorney Rymer has been accepted as a member of the Million Dollar Advocates Forum.

In addition to being a member of the Million Dollar Advocates Forum, based on his extensive trial experience and dedication, Attorney Rymer achieved certification in 2004 as a Civil Trial Specialist by the National Board of Trial Advocacy.

Attorney Rymer has also been selected by his peers as an arbitrator to handle dispute resolution matters; has been published in legal magazines, and lectures to other lawyers on trial practice and ethics.

“While I enjoy handling complex legal cases, I never forget that each case represents a victim and their family. And whether it involves a serious injury or a wrongful death, it’s important to me to provide the best legal counsel and compassion.”
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