SMALL BATCH LAW

Real Problems | Real Solutions

Let's Work Together

ATTORNEY ELI WOYKE

Hello! I am the owner of Small Batch Law.  I’ve been practicing law since 1999 and set up Small Batch Law in 2015.   Finding a lawyer you want to work with can be difficult.  A good fit between client and lawyer will make a big difference. To help you out, here is how I approach working with my clients on their projects.

Finding good solutions is a collaborative process.

Good solutions arise from an organized and process driven approach.

Clear and candid communication builds trust and respect.

Below is a summary of the type of projects I work on.  If my approach and practice areas sound like a good fit for your needs, I encourage you to reach out.

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SMALL BATCH LAW SERVICES

REDEVELOPMENT

REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS

I work with buyers and sellers of commercial,  agricultural, rural and residential properties to prepare and negotiate purchase agreements, evaluate and resolve title issues, and prepare deeds and other necessary documents for closing.

LAND CONSERVATION

I work with land owners and land trusts to conserve and protect Wisconsin land.

LEASING

DESIGN & CONSTRUCTION

I work with property owners, landlords, tenants, and artists to prepare and negotiate design and construction contracts that protect them from financial losses.

EASEMENTS

I work with owners of residential, rural, and commercial properties on evaluating and modifying existing easements and putting new ones in place.

CONTACT US

Small Batch Law, LLC
PO Box 620377, Middleton, WI 53562
608.575.9930 •

Hours:  9a-4p Monday-Thursday; 9a-Noon Friday

GETTING STARTED

When you contact Small Batch Law, I will need your name, contact info and business name, the names of other owners in your business, the identities of other parties involved, a brief description of your project and any deadlines.  This information will help me determine if I can assist you.  You should avoid sending me any private, sensitive or confidential information because our initial exchange does not create an attorney-client relationship between us.  If I can assist, I will send you an engagement letter describing what services I will provide and the associated fee. Our work together after this point will be as attorney and client.