Michael Covey knows that when the stakes are high, the details matter most. For over twenty years, he has navigated the Wisconsin criminal justice system with a focus on serious, high-exposure litigation. Mike’s approach is defined by exhaustive investigation and a willingness to take cases to trial when others might settle. While he’s well-versed in everything from drug charges to appeals, he has become a go-to advocate for complex homicide and sexual assault defense. Before joining Chirafisi Anderson, S.C., Mike spent 18 years at the helm of his own practice, where he developed a deep understanding of constitutional issues and forensic analysis. His commitment to the community is just as impressive as his trial record; he has been repeatedly recognized by the State Bar’s Pro Bono Honor Society and received multiple awards in 2023 alone for his excellence in advocacy. Mike is a University of Wisconsin Law School alum who believes that every person deserves a high-quality defense, regardless of their circumstances. This philosophy earned him the Hanson Memorial Advocate’s Prize and the Kuchler Nicholson Stilling Award. When you work with Mike, you’re getting a seasoned trial lawyer who has been recognized by his peers as a true "warrior" in the courtroom—someone who understands the law and knows how to fight for his clients.
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Bar Admission & MembershipsAdmissions2003, Wisconsin
2003, Wisconsin
MembershipsDane County Criminal Defense Bar
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Education & CertificationsLaw SchoolUniversity of Wisconsin Law School
Class of 2002
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What year was this attorney first admitted to the bar?Atty. Michael E. Covey was admitted in 2003 to the State of Wisconsin and Wisconsin.