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Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
August 29, 2003
Attorney Michael Hupy has built a niche business for himself, representing motorcycle riders in personal injury cases and advocating their rights in other legal debates.
He not only has a sign advertising his services across from Steny’s on National Ave. at S. 2nd St. but also a booth at the Harley-Davidson swap meet across from the Italian Community Center on E. Chicago Street.
“I kind of grew into it,” Hupy said Thursday. “Several bikers came to me with accident cases, I did a good job for them, and they kept sending more and more cases.”
Hupy is doing more than drumming up business during the Harley-Davidson 100th Anniversary Celebration. He donated tickets to Harley-Davidson lakefront events to four New York firefighters who were at the scene of the attack on the World Trade Center in New York, and tickets for four of their friends.
A private reception for the firefighters drew about 120 bikers to Tony Sanfelipo’s home in the Town of Vernon. Sanfelipo is the founder of ABATE of Wisconsin, a bikers’ advocacy group, and an investigator for Hupy.