Thomas Hornig

Thomas Hornig is a seasoned professional with a diverse background in business, civil litigation, land use, outdoor advertising law, condemnation, and estate planning. He is a noted speaker on outdoor advertising legal matters nationally and is tasked with representing the Outdoor Advertising Association of Wisconsin and the Wisconsin Sign Association. Thomas has contributed to a section of a prominent sign symposium treatise on outdoor advertising. With a rich history of appellate cases, Thomas Hornig has demonstrated his legal prowess in notable cases such as Lamar Outdoor Advertising v. Country Side Restaurant, General Fiberglass Supply, Inc. v. Borchert Laminators, and Adams Outdoor Advertising, Ltd. v. City of Madison, among others. Thomas pursued his education at the University of Wisconsin-Madison, earning a B.B.A. and a J.D. in Business Law. Previously, he has held roles as an Attorney, Shareholder at vonBriesen and Roper, an Attorney at Brennan Law Firm, and also served as a Shareholder Attorney at vonBriesen and Roper.