About Austin
Austin Wulf constructed his legal foundation within the Midwest. He earned a Bachelor of Science in finance from Creighton University in 2017 and finished his Juris Doctor on the University of Oklahoma College of Law in 2021. That academic trail put him on a quick trajectory into court and regulatory work.
Fresh out of law school, he took a position as a law clerk at the Oklahoma Corporation Commission in 2021. The position uncovered him to administrative hearings and regulatory decision-making. It additionally provided regular contact with written opinions and the procedural aspect of public company work.
In 2022 he moved into personal practice as an associate at Vriezelaar, Tigges, Edgington, Bottaro, Boden & Lessmann, L.L.P. That year marked his formal club in each the Nebraska State Bar Association and the Iowa State Bar Association. He spent the following year, 2023, as an affiliate at Tigges, Bottaro, & Lessmann, LLP, continuing to construct courtroom experience and client-facing skills.
Wulf is licensed to practice in Nebraska and Iowa. He is also licensed in the U.S. District Court for the Northern District of Iowa and the U.S. Bankruptcy Court for the Northern District of Iowa. Those federal admissions mean he appears in each district and insolvency boards, further to handling things in state courts.
His career follows a continuous arc from public service into personal legal proceedings and courtroom practice. He transitioned from company work into law company roles the place daily tasks covered drafting motions, preparing briefs, and participating in proceedings. Colleagues note that he moved through those roles on a realistic timetable, taking over more responsibility every year.
Today he's primarily based at Maxwell & Morgan. At the firm he works on instances that require appearances throughout Nebraska and Iowa and within the federal courts the place he holds admission. His background on the Oklahoma Corporation Commission and subsequent firm work informs how he strategies procedural issues and case preparation.
Outside of court filings and client conferences, Wulf keeps lively memberships within the Nebraska and Iowa bar associations that he joined in 2022. Those memberships maintain him connected to local practice developments and ongoing legal training possibilities. His current practice includes litigation and bankruptcy matters at Maxwell & Morgan.
