No. 2003, December 2003
Index
- Ambiguity not shown by negative implication.
- Appeals judge moves to Supreme Court bench.
- Badger Mutual Insurance: One year later.
- Board of Governors defeats mandatory pro bono reporting.
- Both breath, blood tests cannot be taken.
- Both Wisc. Supreme Court candidates will emphasize experience.
- Bush nominates Diane Sykes to the Seventh Circuit Court of Appeals.
- Citing unpublished decisions might not get approval.
- City can't get new trial after directed verdict.
- Commentary: Admitting too many prior convictions harmless.
- Commentary: Appellate book comprehensive, interesting.
- Commentary: Attorneys have no right to consult with witnesses.
- Commentary: Book offers insight into law firm Web sites.
- Commission will help with judicial selection.
- Commitment hearings must be held in 10 days.
- Conditional insurance agreement is not policy.
- Contempt finding requires evidentiary hearing.
- Conviction reversed due to many errors.
- Court adopts sophisticated user defense.
- Court considers insurance company's duty to defend.
- Court not required to approve jury waiver.
- Court of Appeals judge accepts challenge not to take political action committee donations.
- Court to consider duty to insure contractor.
- Courts can sanction unauthorized practice.
- Damage caps may need to be pled.
- Dane County Circuit Court judge enters WI Supreme Court race.
- DAs can't initiate Chapter 980 petitions.
- Defendants can't assert Vienna Convention.
- Diane Sykes expected to join Seventh Circuit.
- Divided Wisc. Supreme Court approves educational requirement for guardians ad litem.
- Evidence insufficient to support award of future health care expenses, court says.
- Failure to give Miranda warnings is intentional violation.
- Fee estimate proposal generates opposition.
- Fee reduction imposed for discovery abuse.
- Fee reduction imposed for discovery abuse.
- Former justice joins Michael Best & Friedrich.
- Franchisor not vicariously liable for negligence of franchisee.
- Gov. Doyle names judge to fill District IV Court of Appeals vacancy.
- Immunity applies to public parking lots.
- Insurance exclusions don't apply unless delivered.
- Insurer must defend property damage.
- Interest under sec. 807.01(4) can't be stacked.
- Judge's death leaves gap in coverage of Waukesha's Juvenile Court cases.
- Judge, law partner among winners of Innovator of the Year awards.
- Judicial candidates' responses to surveys.
- Kelley prepares to begin as bankruptcy judge for U.S. Eastern District of Wisconsin.
- Law partner offer tips to keep distribution house in order.
- Legislative privilege violates separation of powers.
- Leopold and Loeb murder trial portrayed in theater production.
- Longer sentence on remand violates due process.
- Low bail a 'thing of value'.
- Marquette professor takes presidency of Milwaukee Bar Assn.
- Meet Milwaukee's candidates for the State Bar of WI's Board of Governors race.
- Mental illness can toll time to sue for med mal.
- Municipal employee can file suit against co-worker.
- Narrow fraud-in-the-inducement exception adopted.
- New president takes helm of Milwaukee Bar Assn.
- Newly-retired Wisc. Supreme Court justice offers tips to lawyers.
- No recovery for slip and fall at arena.
- Only 3 ways to show lack of permission under financial responsibility law.
- Panel of attorneys discusses marketing and law firms.
- Part II: Panel of attorneys discusses marketing and law firms.
- Party can challenge service despite request.
- Patience Roggensack joins the Wisc. Supreme Court.
- Payment of distress claims clarified.
- Prior testimony admissible even if defendant wasn't a party.
- Proposal offers high court substitutes.
- Repudiation excuses exhaustion of remedies.
- Resignation can't help judge run for other office.
- Restitution for dismissed counts cannot be inferred.
- Right to bear arms trumps concealed weapon statute.
- Sen. Erpenbach discusses fix to open records law.
- Sentence after revocation can't exceed initial supervised release term.
- Service upon agent in lieu of service upon individual permissible.
- Seventh Circuit reinstates state court conviction.
- Shareholders, officers not liable for employee's discrimination.
- Slip and fall does not arise from employment.
- Special assessment for new road overturned.
- State Bar of WI plans to join amicus brief supporting U of MI Law School.
- State Bar of Wisconsin files amicus brief in UPL case.
- State Bar wants to file amicus brief in UPL case.
- State picks remedy for defective complaint.
- Supreme Court shifts to oppose citation of unpublished opinions.
- Three underinsured motorist cases remanded to appeals court.
- Twelve apply for 7th Circuit seat.
- U.S. Supreme Court uphold use of Interest on Lawyer Trust Account.
- Unlicensed driver has no standing to contest search.
- WI Court of Appeals rules insurer must defend negligent misrepresentation.
- WI Supreme Court considers statutes of repose, limitations.
- Wisc. Federal Nominating Commission suggests 4 candidates.
- Wisc. law firm enters Chinese market through joint venture.
- Wisc. Supreme Court selects director of state courts.
- Wisc. Supreme Court: Beloit subdivision meets public purpose doctrine.
- Wisconsin Court of Appeals rules that subjective intent controls contract.
- Wisconsin State Bar, courts celebrate past, future.
- Wisconsin Supreme Court on track to adopt Rule 11 of Federal Rules of Civil Procedure.
- Wisconsin Supreme Court rules attorney can concede guilt as strategy.
- Worker can't sue for pain and suffering due to settlement with employer.