Noah D. Domnitz is a new associate, and a most exciting recent addition to the law firm of Domnitz & Skemp, S.C. He is a Milwaukee native who holds a very special place in his heart for the city as well as the entire state of Wisconsin. Noah was a 5-sport varsity athlete at Whitefish Bay High School , as well as President of his 2000 graduating class.
Noah received his bachelor's degree in Political Science from the University of Wisconsin-Madison in 2005. During his junior year of college Noah was given a Dean's Scholarship to attend the Washington Semester Program at American University in Washington D.C. Along with gaining exposure to the political and judicial realities of Washington D.C. , Noah worked in the Capitol Hill office of United States Senator Russell D. Feingold acting as an intern and Deputy Scheduler. His position as a Senate Intern, as well as the opportunities afforded by the Justice Program in which he enrolled, strengthened and invigorated Noah's lifelong interests in both government and the law.
Upon returning to Wisconsin, Noah Co-Founded a political organization called Wisconsin Young Leaders which was designed to provoke and perpetuate the participation of young people in government and the election process; in particular the 2004 Presidential election.
Upon graduation from the University of Wisconsin-Madison, Noah enrolled at the University of Miami School of Law in Coral Gables, FL. While at U. Miami School of Law, Noah earned Honors' in the nationally recognized Litigation Skills Program. He also traveled with the law school's abroad program on a trip based at University College London, where he studied the law of International Trade as well as Comparative Law.
In December of 2007 Noah graduated law school just 27 months after beginning, a full semester ahead of his class; a testament to his sincere interest in pursuing a law career. Noah returned to Milwaukee in January, 2008 to clerk at Domnitz & Skemp. He was notified of his passing the Wisconsin Bar Exam in September of 2008. Noah lives in downtown Milwaukee and is an avid sports fan. He is dedicated to the Milwaukee Brewers, Green Bay Packers, Wisconsin Badgers, and Miami Hurricanes. Noah is a self-proclaimed golf addict. He remains very active in the political community and is excited about returning to Milwaukee to begin his career as a litigator.
Noah is the son of Domnitz & Skemp's Senior Partner, Ric Domnitz, and has thus been exposed to issues faced by plaintiffs in personal injury cases since a very young age. He is well known throughout the plaintiffs bar (WAJ) and holds great promise as a leader of a new generation of lawyers dedicated to protecting the rights of individuals injured at the hands of others.
