No. 2009, December 2009
Index
- $1.26 billion default judgment entered against Pepsi in Wisconsin court: Pepsi seeking to vacate judgment.
- 'Electronic communication' on the rise in custody cases.
- 'Popcorn lung' claims filed in Wisconsin.
- 2009 Milwaukee Bar Association poll favors Chief Justice Shirley S. Abrahamson.
- 7th Circuit found defendant should have been put on stand.
- 7th Circuit highlights difference between 8th, 14th Amendments.
- 7th Circuit overturns label tampering conviction.
- 7th Circuit rules adult business ordinances under attack.
- 7th Circuit rules attorney's inability to pay is no defense against sanctions.
- 7th Circuit rules bank can raise interest rate without notice.
- 7th Circuit rules defrauded investors can appeal.
- 7th Circuit rules diploma privilege back to trial court.
- 7th Circuit rules excusable neglect can't be hidden from court.
- 7th Circuit rules gambling debts valid.
- 7th Circuit rules mezuzah removal may violate housing laws.
- 7th Circuit rules use care when objecting to proposed findings.
- 7th Circuit upholds municipal handgun ban.
- 7th Circuit: Counsel's invocation of Miranda fails.
- Appointees announced for U.S. District Court, Western District of Wisconsin.
- Appointment of counsel for pro se bankruptcy filers is not the answer.
- Assistant DA Stephanie Rothstein will take Milwaukee Circuit Court bench in March.
- Avoid a bad break-up when leaving a law firm.
- Avoiding toxic clients like the plague.
- Bar leaders in Wisconsin debate petition for permanent license revocation.
- Bayfield, Burnett judges challenged.
- British attorney continues wait to practice in Wisconsin.
- Brostrom, Lipscomb seek former chief's seat on the Milwaukee County Circuit Court.
- Budget Proposal: Wisconsin Gov. Doyle calls for 1 percent cut of courts, DA, SPD appropriations.
- Candidates for Wisconsin Supreme Court defend judicial records.
- Cases can transfer to tribal court in Wisconsin.
- Charges upheld by Wisconsin Court of Appeals for recording girlfriend nude.
- CLE for the next generation in Wisconsin.
- Close Quarters: Century-old Green Lake County Courthouse offers some tech options.
- Commentary: 'Anatomy' dissects misdeeds of lawyers, media during O.J. Simpson's murder trial.
- Commentary: 'Cash for Clunkers' was de facto taking of property.
- Commentary: 10 terrific law practice management blogs.
- Commentary: Amend, don't end, the diploma privilege.
- Commentary: An outrageous proposal to limit Consolidated Court Automation Programs.
- Commentary: Avoiding stereotypes about Generation Y.
- Commentary: Case delays attributable to defendant.
- Commentary: Consider YouSENDit for sending large files.
- Commentary: Court finds argument frivolous.
- Commentary: Court's paternity decision follows precedent.
- Commentary: Defendant needs reason for substitution.
- Commentary: Disclosure of interest key to setting support level.
- Commentary: Embracing Web 2.0.
- Commentary: FDA should have no power to ban caffeine in alcohol.
- Commentary: Get to know Huddle and Tinychat.
- Commentary: Government promises subsidized health care to attorneys.
- Commentary: Honor, solemnity must be protected.
- Commentary: How does Pro Bono help attorneys?
- Commentary: How to find cheap office space.
- Commentary: I can't even be trusted to buy bananas.
- Commentary: Ideological discrimination in law firm hiring?
- Commentary: Impartial justice or partial justices?
- Commentary: Judicial discretion is ripe for review.
- Commentary: Law blogs yield big ideas, savings.
- Commentary: Modernizing your office within your means.
- Commentary: New book can help female attorneys improve communication skills.
- Commentary: Ooma and Vonnage offer options for attorneys.
- Commentary: Proposed bill in Wisconsin could make me rich!
- Commentary: The ins and outs of the new 2009-11 Wisconsin budget.
- Commentary: This funeral would be long overdue.
- Commentary: Trial court not in best position to exercise discretion.
- Commentary: Twitter tools for attorneys.
- Commentary: Voluntary dismissal turns out to be bad idea.
- Commentary: Want to 'Google' something? Try Bing.
- Commentary: When is contempt continuing?
- Commentary: Wisconsin State Bar is squandering dues again.
- Complaint tolls time for counterclaim, rules Wisconsin Court of Appeals.
- Congress poised for federal sick leave proposal.
- Constructive trust reversed; Wisconsin Court of Appeals says factual question precluded summary judgment.
- Controversial Wisconsin Judicial Campaign Integrity Committee is back for second year.
- County board to vote on smaller judicial districts in Milwaukee.
- Courts may ignore guideline determination, rules 7th Circuit.
- Credit denied on concurrent sentences by Wisconsin Supreme Court.
- Dane County Bar Association members pick Abrahamson as most qualified.
- Denial of cert in DUI case provokes dissent.
- Denial of racial harassment claim affirmed by 7th Circuit: Annual mistreatment at party too infrequent.
- Divining the future of appellate law: Small boutique firms, amicus briefs increasing.
- DNA errors could benefit defense.
- Domestic crimes may be considered 'terrorist' acts, rules 7th Circuit.
- Duty of care remains thorny issue in Wisconsin law.
- Economy complicates divorce.
- Economy forces attorneys to get down to business.
- EEOC regulations may spur more ADA suits.
- Ehlke looks to make up ground in race for Dane County Circuit Court seat.
- Ehlke, Genovese face off for bench in Dane County.
- Employment discrimination claims on the rise in federal courts in Wisconsin.
- Evidence rule may cut both ways; corroboration may be required for hearsay.
- Family court in Wisconsin considers alcohol monitoring.
- Federal firearms conviction vacated by 7th Circuit.
- Finance committee supports Wisconsin State Public Defender changes.
- Firms develop guidelines for attorney social networking.
- Foreclosure: Helping hand from the bench in Wisconsin?
- Fundraising gap widens in Wisconsin Supreme Court race.
- Gableman complaint: Sides debate truthfulness of campaign ad in Wisconsin.
- Gableman drops countersuit against Wisconsin Judicial Commission.
- Graduation may not lead to 'hire' education in Wisconsin.
- Green Bay aviation lawyer's practice takes flight.