Jay McDivitt

Attorney Jay McDivitt of Cannon & Dunphy, S.C., provides comprehensive legal representation for personal injury and civil litigation matters throughout the Milwaukee metro area. With a focus on plaintiff advocacy, he handles cases involving medical malpractice, general personal injury claims and appellate proceedings for clients seeking justice and fair compensation.

Mr. McDivitt brings a unique perspective to his legal practice, having served as an ordained pastor for 15 years before transitioning into law. This background has equipped him with deft communication skills and a deep understanding of human nature, qualities that prove invaluable when working with clients during their most challenging times. His pastoral experience has instilled in him a genuine commitment to serving others and fighting for those who have been wronged.

Since joining Cannon & Dunphy, S.C., in 2021, Mr. McDivitt has demonstrated remarkable success in securing favorable outcomes for individuals injured in various circumstances. His practice encompasses automobile collisions, motorcycle crashes, commercial trucking incidents, premises liability cases including slip-and-fall accidents, animal attack injuries and complex medical negligence matters. Additionally, he has experience handling nursing home abuse and neglect cases, ensuring vulnerable populations receive the protection they deserve.

Mr. McDivitt's academic achievements reflect his dedication to excellence in legal practice. He graduated magna cum laude from Marquette University Law School in 2021, where he actively participated in moot court competitions and contributed to the law review publication. His scholarly work includes a notable comment on judicial review in Wisconsin, demonstrating his analytical skills and understanding of complex legal issues.

Furthermore, Mr. McDivitt maintains active membership in the Wisconsin Association for Justice and holds admission to practice before multiple courts, including Wisconsin state courts, both federal district courts within Wisconsin and the U.S. Court of Appeals for the 7th Circuit.