No. 2008, October 2008
Index
- 'Disposable income' set by bright-line rule.
- 7th Circuit certifies three insurance issues to Wisconsin Supreme Court.
- 7th Circuit lets discrimination suit proceed.
- 7th Circuit rules collection fees violate Consumer Act.
- 7th Circuit rules debtor can buy creditors' claims.
- 7th Circuit rules denial of new counsel held error.
- 7th Circuit rules reckless crimes do not qualify as crimes of violence.
- 7th Circuit rules supervision is not 'confinement' when considering prior conviction.
- After exoneration, Wisconsin's wrongly convicted try to put lives back together.
- Analysis of the Analysts: Possible negligence by employees at state's crime labs in Wisconsin.
- Appellate decision leaves Wisconsin's seizure practices in question.
- Associations reach out to women litigators.
- Attorney challenges assessment of Wisconsin state crime lab.
- Attorney discipline in Wisconsin -- Part II.
- Attorney faces possible sanctions for ignoring precedent, rules 7th Circuit.
- Attorney time in Wisconsin is 'actual outlay' of cost.
- Attorneys in Wisconsin field questions about federal bailout program.
- Attorneys must advise clients of treaty, rules 7th Circuit.
- Attorneys using social networking Web sites as research tools.
- Bell Atlantic decision in U.S. Supreme Court perplexes judges, attorneys.
- Blog to the Future.
- Bomb scare statute upheld by Wisconsin Court of Appeals.
- Branching out: St. Croix County gets new circuit court branch.
- Brennan departs as budget cycle begins in Milwaukee.
- Budget proposal calls for funding of witness protection program in Milwaukee County.
- Butler outspends Gableman 4-to-1 in race for Wisconsin Supreme Court.
- Butler speech attacks Wisconsin Manufacturers & Commerce.
- Candidate list narrowed to five for U.S. District Court Judge John Shabaz's seat.
- Career offender case shows need for careful scrutiny.
- Chain reaction: Old faces in new places in Burnett County.
- Challenge to Wisconsin's diploma privilege revived.
- Chief Storck pleased with addition of judge in Dodge County.
- Citation of unpublished opinions by Wisc. Supreme Court comes back for more debate.
- Civil suit is basis for impeaching plaintiff, rules Wisconsin Court of Appeals.
- Commentary: Court orders new suppression hearing.
- Commentary: No tort claims in home sales.
- Community caretaker activity re-examined by Wisconsin Court of Appeals.
- Complaint responds to campaign tactics in the Wisconsin 2008 Supreme Court race.
- Conceptual approach: New e-discovery search method emerges.
- Confidentiality issue arises in petition for conditional bar access in Wisconsin.
- Consensual juvenile sex cases are handled in variety of ways in Minnesota.
- Counsel for Milwaukee's Summerfest gears up for the Big Gig.
- County where goods stolen was proper venue, rules Wisconsin Court of Appeals.
- Court adjourned for Wisconsin Supreme Court Justice.
- Court is in session.
- Crowded ballots mean higher turnout for State Bar elections in Wis.
- Cumulative effect of harmless errors is still harmless, rules Wisconsin Supreme Court.
- Daniels guides Milwaukee-based Quarles into future.
- Decision opens door to Wisconsin smoker suits.
- Denial of new counsel found 'arbitrary' by Seventh Circuit.
- Dicta from the Seventh Circuit suggests complaint need not demand punitive damages.
- Double Jeopardy in Wisconsin.
- Electronic expunging in Wisconsin.
- Electronic filing is on its way to Wisconsin courts.
- Error may be in the eye of the beholder.
- Explanation of hearsay to Indiana federal court jury goes awry.
- Family justice bill in Wisconsin passes state Senate.
- Farmer can bring tort case, but not UCC claim, rules Wisconsin Court of Appeals.
- Fewer grads sworn to Eastern District court of Wisconsin.
- First debate of Wisconsin's two Supreme Court candidates takes place online.
- First-year law students in Wisconsin battle Internet payday lender.
- Former Wisconsin Supreme Court Justice Louis B. Butler plans to teach at UW Law School.
- Fueling Business Concerns.
- Gay-rights group hopes to spark interest in election in Wisconsin.
- Going solo: The Going Rate.
- Graduate says Winnebago County Drug Court saved her life.
- Grant money for court projects in Wisconsin is cut short.
- Green laws are germinating.
- Heavy snow forces some Wisconsin courts to close on Feb. 6.
- Interview with Judge Richard S. Brown, Wisconsin Court of Appeals.
- Investor does not have to show reliance, rules Wisconsin Court of Appeals.
- It's the Holiday Season: Firms take different approaches to end-of-year business flow.
- Jeffrey Toobin: Supreme Court will be an issue in presidential race.
- Judge Gregory E. Grau steps up as new chief judge in 9th District.
- Judge J. Mac Davis awaits U.S. Senate confirmation following nod from Bush.
- Judge Neubauer retains Court of Appeals seat in Wisconsin.
- Judges appointed in Rock and Jackson counties.
- Judges have duty to do independent research.
- Justices in Wisconsin adopt multijurisdiction petition.
- Justices in Wisconsin will consider electronic filing of court documents.
- Language, legal terms challenging in Hmong representation, advise Wisconsin attorneys.
- Large primary turnout in Wisconsin may not translate to general election.
- Law firms cope with economy.
- Law grad hiring does not reflect economic dip.
- Lawyer transitions from athlete to attorney.
- Legal assistant talent could become scarce in Wisconsin.
- Legal experts in Wisconsin offer lessons in mediation.
- Local residents get free legal advice and a cup of coffee at Wausau YWCA.
- Local rules conflict with Wisconsin state rules.
- Make some green promoting green practices.
- Man bound by admission of paternity, rules Wisconsin Court of Appeals.
- Man can sue former owners for leaky basement, rules Wisconsin Supreme Court.
- Mandatory membership debate in Wisconsin heats up prior to committee meeting.
- Mandatory State Bar of Wisconsin membership debate heats up.
- Milwaukee attorney is jazzed about working on Les Paul exhibit.
- Milwaukee attorney Robert L. Gegios: A Bumpy Ride.
- Milwaukee County Circuit Court Judge John J. DiMotto's perfect streak comes to an end.
- Milwaukee County corrections staff: Keeping Track.
- Milwaukee courts must deal with 3 vacancies.
- Milwaukee DA's office receives grant extension for witness protection program.