Wisconsin Law Journal
- FCRA Claim Subject-matter Jurisdiction.
- Weekly Case Digests June 22, 2020 June 26, 2020.
- 'Seat-belt defense' standard modified for helmets.
- Termination of Parental Rights.
- Jury Instructions.
- Petition for Discharge Commitment Denied.
- U.S. District Court, Western District of Wisconsin rules drug users to lose right to bear arms.
- Quarles & Brady names Aldana firm chair, adds new president role.
- Bronx attorney loses Wisconsin law license for not paying taxes.
- Wisconsin Court of Appeals rules offer valid despite contingency.
- Personal Jurisdiction.
- Sentence Modification Double Jeopardy.
- Druckrey sees law as opening many career doors.
- Respondeat Superior Claim Negligence Claim.
- Due Process Violation Jury Instructions.
- Sufficiency of Evidence.
- Bankruptcy Fraud.
- Wisconsin Supreme Court rules too late for defendant to testify.
- McGuire draws on experience to help Godfrey's transition to remote work.
- Writ of Habeas Corpus Innocence Exception.
- Basting sworn in as 52nd State Bar of Wisconsin president.
- Court Error Testimony.
- Breach of Contract Trade Violations.
- 7th Circuit: County didn't violate rights of paralegal fired for refusing to attend funeral.
- Tax Crunch Is a Constant for Milwaukee Litigator
- Emma Zoch - Boardman & Clark.
- Due Process Violation.
- Chad Schoen - Sheboygan County Sheriff's Department.
- Ineffective Assistance of Counsel.
- Structured settlement planners to create pro designation.
- Wisconsin Court of Appeals rules state can't be sued for lost profits.
- Sentence Modification.
- Attorney time in Wisconsin is 'actual outlay' of cost.
- Wisconsin Super Lawyers selects 14 Davis|Kuelthau attorneys.
- Commentary: Decision contains valuable lessons on maintenance.
- Abuse of Discretion Sentence Modification.
- 7th Circuit rules federal enticement statute held constitutional.
- Abuse of Discretion Other-acts Evidence.
- Necrophilia is against the law, rules Wisconsin Supreme Court.
- Abuse of Discretion Sentencing Guidelines.
- At Boardman Clark, Walker steps up for team success.
- Ineffective Assistance of Counsel.
- Statutory Interpretation Patent Act Expenses.
- Chief Storck pleased with addition of judge in Dodge County.
- Gimbel, Reilly, Guerin & Brown attorney chosen as Wisconsin Law Foundation Fellow.
- Immigration Removal Order.
- Immigration Removal Order.
- Statutory Interpretation Grandparent Visitation.
- Statutory Interpretation FDCPA.
- FDCPA Violation.
- 'Making a Murderer' rebuttal 'Convicting a Murderer' launches ad.
- Worker's comp lawyer Menard's law license revoked for 'far-reaching, deplorable conduct'.
- How to build a hybrid remote, in-person workplace.
- Insurance Claim Attorney Fees.
- 1st Amendment Violation.
- Plea Withdrawal.
- Sufficiency of Evidence.
- Reinhart launches redesigned website.
- Involuntary Commitment.
- Commentary: A first look at the court of appeals' decision in Wood v. Propeck.
- Trade Practices Act Violation.
- Sufficiency of Evidence.
- Wisconsin courts log 35 million minutes on Zoom since March.
- Pfefferle shows high aptitude for litigation.
- Daun leading the charge for a diverse legal field.
- Wisconsin Criminal Justice Coalition expresses support for Wisconsin DOJ budget increase.
- Jury Instructions.
- Prejudgment Interest.
- 7th Circuit Court rules WI must pay for phone records obtained from Ameritech.
- Statute of Frauds Unjust Enrichment Supplemental Jurisdiction.
- Postconviction Motion Denied.
- Statutory Interpretation Judgment Preference.
- FDCPA Violation Statute of Limitations.
- U.S. Magistrate Judge Patricia J. Gorence falls ill on bench.
- Hall, Michaelson, Syrjala promoted to Vrakas shareholders.
- Sovereign Immunity.
- Narrow fraud-in-the-inducement exception adopted.
- Sentencing Guidelines.
- OWI Warrantless Search.
- Wisconsin Supreme Court says old, new sentences continuous.
- Brevity key to effective brief writing.
- Heywood quickly makes name as skilled litigator.
- Car crash settlement reached for $59K.
- DNA errors could benefit defense.
- Immigration Abuse of Discretion.
- Involuntary Commitment Extension.
- Mediation center to offer training in family-law mediation.
- DOJ assisting with investigation into 'gut-wrenching' Milwaukee shooting.
- Mequon attorney accused of 'blowing off' clients faced with 60-day suspension.
- Man enters not guilty pleas to shooting, wounding 2 officers.
- Alison Cefalu - Godfrey & Kahn.
- Probable Cause Suppression of Evidence.
- Immigration - Asylum.
- U.S. Attorney General Alberto Gonzales discusses U.S. Patriot Act.
- Order Correcting Opinion.
- Rigsby is the IT' woman for IP' law.
- Mario White appointed as Dane County judge.
- Termination of Parental Rights.
- Termination of Parental Rights.
- Electronic roundtable: Part II.
- WI Supreme Court rules UIM definition impermissible reducing clause.
- Dane County courts to limit in-person proceedings starting Monday.
- Milwaukee Fire and Police Commission amend reckless driving towing SOP for MPD.
- Wisconsin Supreme Court decisions leave design defect law in limbo.
- Husch Blackwell reports record $417M in revenue in 2020.
- BEING JUDGEY: Why we should pick the best qualified candidates for the bench.
- Plea & Sentencing Resentencing.
- Former Cardinal Theodore McCarrick Charged With 4th Degree Sexual Assault Following Report to Clergy and Faith Leader Abuse Initiative.
- OLR, defense argue appropriate punishment in Wausau lawyer's mishandling of clients' money.
- Involuntary Commitment and Medication Extension.
- Negligence Governmental Immunity.
- For 3 decades, Janetski has done it all at Fox, O'Neill & Shannon.
- Retiring Quarles & Brady attorney called his own Schott during his career.
- Wisconsin Supreme Court rules on attorney-client privilege issue.
- 8th Amendment Deliberate Indifference.
- Easement Damages.
- Copyright Infringement Attorney Fees.
- Death of woman discharged from Froedtert ER highlights gap in medical malpractice laws.
- Statutory Interpretation State Employment Relations.
- Ex-lawyer turned landscaper to learn if he'll practice law again.
- State high court hears arguments in Colectivo Coffee Roasters et al. v. Society Insurance.
- Propane tank blazes at law school construction site in Milwaukee.
- Wisconsin Court of Appeals upholds teacher's termination for viewing pornography.
- Qualified Immunity.
- Operation MEDUSA: Feds cut off the head of Russia's Snake' cyber espionage tool targeting US businesses, journalists.
- Judge denies change of venue for Mequon attorney charged with hate crime, battery.
- Damages.
- Statutory Interpretation 5th and 14th Amendments Right to Access.
- Statutory Interpretation 8th Amendment.
- ALJ Error Disability Benefits.
- BE CANDID! Being forthcoming in mediation submissions eases way to resolution.
- OWI Reasonable Suspicion.
- Commentary: How to find cheap office space.
- Supreme Court to decide punishment for 2 attorneys' misconduct.
- Due Process Violation.
- Ehlke looks to make up ground in race for Dane County Circuit Court seat.
- Wisconsin Court of Appeals: One death can equal two homicides.
- Wisconsin Supreme Court doubles damages for home improvement violations.
- Court Error Abuse of Discretion.
- Habush has 16 on Best Lawyers list.
- Abuse of Discretion Sufficiency of Evidence.
- Most family law cases now settle. Here are some tips on doing it right.
- Eviction Personal Liability.
- James Livingston - Quarles & Brady.
- Sufficiency of Evidence.
- NLRA Violation.
- LIRC Review Abuse of Discretion.
- Plain Error RICO.
- Wisconsin Court of Appeals rules attorney must advise of lesser offense.
- Supreme Court mandates oral waivers of right to jury.
- Weekly Case Digests March 14, 2022 - March 18, 2022.
- Commentary: Court's paternity decision follows precedent.
- Law firms cope with economy.
- Bankruptcy Breach of Contract.
- Attorney Disciplinary Hearing.
- Ineffective Assistance of Counsel.
- 7th Circuit rules supervision is not 'confinement' when considering prior conviction.
- Summary of Judgment Issue of Material Fact.
- Cumulative effect of harmless errors is still harmless, rules Wisconsin Supreme Court.
- Foley & Lardner assists Milwaukee Bucks with NFT launch.
- Deputy Heisel brings compassion to job at Milwaukee County Circuit Court.
- Sentencing Guidelines.
- 7th Circuit rules excusable neglect can't be hidden from court.
- Wis. Court of Appeals: Picture of suspect smoking blunt cigar is probable cause for police search.
- Statutory Interpretation - FSIA.
- Standing to Sue.
- Plea Withdrawal Right to Counsel.
- Prisoner ADA and Rehabilitation Act Violation.
- Statutory Interpretation 4th Amendment Search and Seizure.
- Flags to fly at half staff on Tuesday in Abrahamson's honor.
- Michael Best Strategies hires former Humana executive, doctor to Healthcare Innovation Group.
- Statutory Interpretation Restitution.
- Verdicts & Settlements July 30, 2007: Jury finds defendant transit company negligent.
- Statutory Interpretation Cooperative Plan.
- Sufficiency of Evidence.
- Weekly Case Digests October 21, 2019 October 25, 2019.
- OWI Ineffective Assistance of Counsel.
- Evers takes action on Senate Bills.
- Withdrawal of Motion Court Error - Dismissal.
- Green Bay atty. elected State Bar president-elect.
- Frivolous Appeal and Attorney Fees.
- Waukesha County completes secure courtroom addition.
- Wisconsin Supreme Court clarifies community caretaker capacity.
- Weekly Case Digests October 18, 2021 - October 22, 2021.
- Ineffective Assistance of Counsel.
- Duty of care remains thorny issue in Wisconsin law.
- Axley attorneys explain CARES Act for small businesses.
- U.S. Supreme Court: Negligent police conduct does not require evidence's suppression.
- Lindner & Marsack shareholder named as workers' comp fellow.
- Worker's Compensation Claim.
- Court combines choice of law, forum clauses.
- Due Process Violation.
- 6th Amendment Violation Confrontation Clause.
- Sufficiency of Evidence.
- Davis/Kuelthau hires Northwind IP attorneys Jensen, Connelly.
- Evers names Ellis as Lincoln County district attorney.
- Sufficiency of Evidence.
- When COVID hit, Ament kept Bye, Goff & Rohde running smoothly.
- Abuse of Discretion.
- Adverse Possession.