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David Rosebud Sparer received his JD from the University of Wisconsin Law School in 1979. He has practiced in Dane County, Wisconsin, focusing on representing tenants in various legal matters. His practice includes security deposit claims, rent abatement claims, fair housing matters, retaliation claims, and landlord defense in eviction cases. Over the decades, Sparer has represented housing cooperatives and has been actively involved in making claims for tenant members. He has appeared in circuit courts throughout south-central Wisconsin and has argued tenants’ rights cases before the Wisconsin Court of Appeals and the Wisconsin Supreme Court. Sparer is also a regular presenter for continuing legal education programs, specializing in landlord-tenant law and fair housing law for many years.
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