Wisconsin Law Journal
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Extradited to Milwaukee, Dominican National faces international narcotics trafficking charges.(Rafael Dario Gonzalez-Amparo )
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Application open for Milwaukee County Circuit Court - Branch I judge.
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Avoid a bad break-up when leaving a law firm.
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Involuntary Commitment and Medication.
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U.S. Bankruptcy Court Judge Utschig: Current monthly income must be based on actual income.
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Audit shows Wisconsin is short 117 prosecutors.
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Appellate Jurisdiction.
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Commentary: Law firm sued over medical records disclosure.
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Sufficiency of Evidence Restitution.
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6th Amendment Violation.
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Cveykus announces campaign for District III Court of Appeals.
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U.S. Supreme Court rules results of drug test testimonial.
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Ineffective Assistance of Counsel.
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Abuse of Discretion Sentencing Guidelines.
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Court Error Discharge from Adult Court.
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Court Error Forfeiture Rule.
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Commentary: Case was poor candidate for publication.
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Chief Justice Patience Roggensack touts Wisconsin judges for their lack of racial bias.
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7th Circuit rules adult business ordinances under attack.
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Writ of Mandamus Public Records.
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State Bar of WI Board of Governors defeats MDP proposal.
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Wis. Court of Appeals rules jury fees to be imposed on state.
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Briefs: Supreme Court accepts 11 new cases+.
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Madison protesters disrupt UW commencement in violation of agreement, attorney says.(University of Wisconsin-Madison's Skylar Croy and Students for Justice in Palestine)
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Postconviction Motion Denied.
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Sufficiency of Evidence.
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Personal Jurisdiction.
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Preliminary Injunction.
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When arguing before appeals court, be concise.
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Marquette Law School in Milwaukee hopes to raise additional $12M by end of year.
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Hupy and Abraham sues marketing company for overpromising leads, breach of contract.
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Vehicle covered by Canadian no-fault is not uninsured, but is underinsured.
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Double Jeopardy Photo Array.
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Abuse of Discretion Damages.
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Habush has 16 on Best Lawyers list.
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Tokaji assumes UW Law dean post amid pandemic, racial-injustice concerns.
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Insurance Claim Duty to Defend TCPA Violation.
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Judgment Liability.
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Attorney Disciplinary Proceedings.
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Insurance Claim Duty to Defend.
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Plain Error.
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Frivolous Appeal and Attorney Fees.
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Abuse of Discretion Divorce Proceedings.
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City could be responsible for clearing snow from sidewalks.
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Weekly Case Digests February 3, 2019 February 7, 2020.
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Employment disputes are often emotionally charged.
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Title VII Violation Discrimination.
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Legal Association for Women honors Abramson for efforts to help elderly.
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Sufficiency of Evidence.
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ALJ Error Disability Benefits.
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Wrongful Termination 1st Amendment Violation.
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Restitution.
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Court Error Zoning Authority.
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Ocean Tomo auctions IP business methods.
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Sentencing Guidelines Enhancement.
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Commentary: Court's paternity decision follows precedent.
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Title VII Violation.
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Seventh Circuit ruled forced labor sentences vacated as too low.
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2019 Women in the Law.
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Sentence Modification Double Jeopardy.
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Defining Winning.
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Milwaukee attorney with series of ethics violations to be punished Wednesday.
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OWI Motion to Suppress Evidence Denied.
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Wisconsin Court of Appeals rules fact clash voids guilty plea.
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Fruit of deficient building-inspection warrant need not be suppressed.
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Sentencing Guidelines Enhancement.(Sultan Issa's sentencing appeal)
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Divorce Maintenance.
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Recreational Immunity.
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Abuse of Discretion Plain Error.(State of Wisconsin v. Alexis Joel Reyes)
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Corporate Succession.
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Judicial Council hopeful about reviving relationship with Supreme Court.
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Van Someren shares success with clients, colleagues.
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Unlawful-stop Claim Suppression of Evidence.
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Milwaukee Tool sues competitor for misleading' logo.
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Plea & Sentencing Plea Withdrawal.
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Seventh Circuit rules a 'rebuttable presumption' is just that, 'rebuttable.
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Wisconsin Court of Appeals rules concerted action liability limited.
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Wisconsin Court of Appeals rules landlord can't recover from breaching tenant.
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Republicans respond to DOJ request to fund Office of School Safety.
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Discharge of Commitment.
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Wisc. Supreme Court selects director of state courts.
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State of Wisconsin, tribal courts sign jurisdictional agreement.
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Jury Instructions.
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Sentencing Guidelines.
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Environmental groups sue PSC over change to Madison utility's fixed charge.
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Failure to State Claim.
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Untimely amicus curiae brief rejected by 7th Circuit.
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Jaskulski receives AAJ award for protecting civil-justice system.
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Immigration Removal Order.
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Wisconsin jury instructions now online.
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Chicago attorney to learn reciprocal punishment for deadly drunken-driving crash.
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Abuse of Discretion Injunctive Relief.
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Resentencing.
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State Bar offers free legal advice for small-business owners.
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Court Error Sanctions.
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Appeal Waiver.
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WisGOP successfully hosts Southeast regional headquarters grand opening.
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Retiring Quarles & Brady attorney called his own Schott during his career.
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Court to consider duty to insure contractor.
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Commentary: The Dark Side: Hold the Broccoli, Congress
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The Ups and Downs of Torts.
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Attorney Reinstatement Hearing.(Office of Lawyer Regulation v. Jean M. Robinson)
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Weekly Case Digests September 14, 2020 September 18, 2020.
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Termination of Parental Rights.
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Statutory Interpretation PLRA Three Strikes Rule.
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Appleton-based Epiphany Law to join Davis|Kuelthau.
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WI Court of Appeals rules that supplemental instructions to the jury should be rare.
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Wisconsin divorce filings on the wane since pandemic's beginnings.
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Plea Colloquy.
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Time-barred Replevin.
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Wisconsin Senate bill enhances penalties for sexual assault in foster care.
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WI Court of Appeals rules additional insured persons covered for their own negligence.
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Sufficiency of Evidence Testimony.
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Jones draws inspiration from early brush with lawyers.
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State Bar of Wis. Board of Governors opposes amendments.
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Reckless behavior is not violent felony, rules 7th Circuit.
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Abuse of Discretion Evidentiary Ruling.
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Plea & Sentencing.
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SEC: Wisconsin business owners obtain $52.8M in gemstone scam.
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Sentencing Guidelines.
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Wis. Court of Appeals rules 'per person' limitation invalid in negligent entrustment claim.
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Evers' budget plan calls for more prosecutors, increased private bar rate.
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Sufficiency of Evidence.
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Candlelight vigil in Milwaukee to honor Ruth Bader Ginsburg.
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Ineffective Assistance of Counsel.
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Timeline: Where the second stay-at-home order lawsuit stands.
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DNC security plans in the works for Milwaukee County courts.
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Abuse of Discretion Preliminary Injunction.
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Van Hollen sees progress at crime lab in Wisconsin.
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Judicial candidates' responses to surveys.
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ACS creates $5K cash award for law-school faculty in memory of RBG.
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Wisconsin Court of Appeals rules uninsured vehicle is not legally 'uninsured'.
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Lantta hones expertise in OWI cases.
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Sentencing Supervised Release.
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Breach of Duty of Care.
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Statutory Interpretation Major Crimes Act.
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Immigration Removal Order Abuse of Discretion.
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Justices: BBE properly rejected bar applicant.
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Sentence Modification.
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Counsel slams Trump appointed judge for handling of Trump prosecution.
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New bankruptcy rules test Wisconsin judges.
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Courts accepting applications for virtual court-interpreter training.
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Weekly Case Digests September 16, 2019 September 20, 2019.
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Attorneys using social networking Web sites as research tools.
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Ineffective Assistance of Counsel.
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Wisconsin Court of Appeals rules danger to bystander is insufficient.
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WILL appeals decision upholding Brown County sales tax.
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Welcome Fellow Americans: 54 new citizens naturalized at courthouse ceremony in Milwaukee.
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U.S. Supreme Court limits car searches.
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Qualified Immunity.
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Wisconsin courts, employers try to cope with the flu.
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Ineffective Assistance of Counsel.
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Termination of Parental Rights.
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Collection Costs.
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Statutory Interpretation Illinois Worker's Compensation Act.
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Federal lawsuit against Chicago Bears filed on similar grounds as State Bar of Wisconsin lawsuit.
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Equitable Tolling.
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High court issues order adding member to ATJ commission.
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Sentencing Supervised Release.
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Child Placement.
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4th Amendment Violation.
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Court: Pandemic-era statute protecting health care providers unconstitutional.
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Court Error Damages.
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Objection to Jury Instructions.
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Class Action Certification.
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Wisconsin's Prison Litigation Reform Act held constitutional.
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MAKING HISTORY: Dane County judge sworn in as state's first Black female judge outside Milwaukee County.
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Sentencing Modification.
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Contracts Time-barred.
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OWI Suppression of Evidence Blood Test.
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Commentary: Never compare the Holocaust to modern day events.
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UW restraining-order clinic offers life-changing help to survivors.
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Verdicts & Settlements May 14, 2007: Construction worker injured at job site.
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Commissioner changes in the works in Wisconsin.
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Attorney Disciplinary Proceedings.
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Magnuson-Moss Warranty Act Court Error Forum Selection Clause.
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Board of Governors defeats mandatory pro bono reporting.
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Ineffective Assistance of Counsel.
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Hall, Michaelson, Syrjala promoted to Vrakas shareholders.
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Ineffective Assistance of Counsel.(Jared J. Lanier-Cotton's lawsuit)
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Court Error Other Acts Evidence.
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Weekly Case Digests March 2, 2020 March 6, 2020.
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Law grad hiring does not reflect economic dip.
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OWI Suppression of Evidence.
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Counsel for Milwaukee's Summerfest gears up for the Big Gig.
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Kelly Condon, Trevor Lippman elected as O'Neil shareholders.
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Kamenick founds firm to fight for open records.
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Seventh Circuit finds appeal over the reasonableness of a guideline sentence to be frivolous.
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Menomonee Indian Reservation suspect convicted after beating death.
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7th Circuit rules diploma privilege back to trial court.
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Estate Attorney Fees.
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Title VII Violation Discrimination.
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Sanctions Res Judicata.
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Evidentiary Hearing.
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Commentary: Be prepared: Think like a thief.
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Attorney faces discipline in Wisconsin over Minnesota misconduct.
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Involuntary Commitment and Medication.
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Law enforcement officials speak at Project Safe Childhood Conference.
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Cardamone strives to put the human' in beings'.
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Commitment hearings must be held in 10 days.
