Michael Brian Brennan

2020

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What was filed

  • 15

    investments

  • 0

    positions

  • 1

    gifts

  • 1

    agreements

  • 0

    debts

  • 2

    reimbursements

  • 0

    income

  • 0

    spouse income

Named parties

  • Union League Club of Chicago, IL
  • The Federalist Society for Law & Public Policy Studies

As filed

Northern Trust-Money Market Fund — Dividend

Northern Trust-Money Market Fund — Dividend

IRA-Vanguard Index 500 Admiral Fund — Dividend

EdVest 529 plan (aggressive age based option) — Dividend

EdVest 529 plan (aggressive age based option) — Dividend

EdVest 529 plan (aggressive age based option) — Dividend

EdVest 529 plan (aggressive age based option) — Dividend

Northwestern Mutual (Adjustable Complife) — Int./Div.

Northwestern Mutual (Adjustable Complife) — Int./Div.

Northwestern Mutual (Adjustable Complife) — Int./Div.

Northwestern Mutual (65 Life) — Int./Div.

Northwestern Mutual (65 Life) — Int./Div.

Northwestern Mutual (65 Life) — Int./Div.

Northwestern Mutual (65 Life) — Int./Div.

IRA-Northwestern Mutual Account Portfolio-Aggressive Growth — Int./Div.

Gift — Union League Club of Chicago, IL — Federal judicial guest privileges - See Part VIII.

Agreement — 1997 — Wisconsin Department of Employee Trust Funds (retirement account), no control.

Reimbursement — The Federalist Society for Law & Public Policy Studies — 1/24-26/2020 — Los Angeles, CA — Speaker and Conference — Transportation (airline and ground), lodging and meals.

Reimbursement — The Federalist Society for Law & Public Policy Studies — 1/29-30/2020 — Philadelphia, PA — Speaker and Conference — Transportation (airline and ground), lodging and meals.

Re: Part II: The agreement regarding the Wisconsin Department of Employee Trust Funds commenced in 1997, when I began employment as an assistant district

attorney for Milwaukee County. The agreement concerns a state pension and a state deferred compensation account.

Re: Part V: The Union League Club of Chicago is a social and civic association with dining and athletic facilities located near the Dirksen federal courthouse in

Chicago. The Club offers guest privileges to federal judges. I became a member of the Club with federal judicial guest privileges effective July 1, 2018. For those

privileges I paid monthly dues of $144 per month for the months of January to September 2020, and $173 for the months of October to December 2020, for a

total of $1,815. The yearly dues for full club membership for the same time period was $362 per month for the months of January to September, 2020, and $398

from October to December, 2020, for a total of $4,452. Members of the federal judiciary who have federal judicial guest privileges with the Union League Club of

Chicago may not hold office, may not serve on committes, and are not entitled to vote. Judges with these guest privileges pay for food and athletic facilities on the

same basis as club members.

Re: Part VII, line 15: I have no control over the selection of the individual assets in the IRA. I only have the ability to select an investment objective.

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