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Redistricting again took center stage at the Wisconsin Supreme Court this past month, with the court declaring Wisconsin's state legislative maps unlawful under the Wisconsin Constitution.

Given the potential for the award of punitive damages and attorney's fees, third-party claimants and their counsel have a clear incentive to exert pressure on an insurance company to make critical settlement

In the business world, there is always the risk of litigation–even for small businesses. Unfortunately, as a business continues its operations...

"Typography matters because it helps conserve the most valuable resource you have as a writer—reader attention." Matthew Butterick — Typography for Lawyers.

Recently, in June 2023, the Wisconsin Assembly passed Assembly Bill 304 (the bill is numbered SB 332 in the Wisconsin Senate). That bill makes several significant changes to how the state regulates...

Under our free enterprise system, employees frequently leave their employment to work for a competitor or start a new competing venture.

Oftentimes, when an insured sues their insurance company for not providing benefits the insured believes they are entitled to under their policy, the insured alleges that the insurance company breached the applicable contract and did so in bad faith.

It is beyond dispute that artificial intelligence ("AI") is prompting technological innovation in many areas of commerce and life in ways that, until recently, could only be considered unimaginable.

The COVID-19 pandemic and related governmental shutdown and travel restriction orders have seriously disrupted the way many commercial enterprises operate.

Policyholders nationwide are frustrated with the insurance industry in general. The recent murder of one of the nation's largest healthcare insurers by a disgruntled policyholder is just one glaring example.

Those keeping an eye on the Wisconsin Supreme Court know that it's been in the news a bit over the last month.

In December, the highest court in the land will hear oral arguments to decide whether a taxpayer will owe a $14,729 tax bill, a relatively insignificant amount but for the potential...

On August 24, President Biden announced a highly anticipated decision on student loan forgiveness.[1] For individuals earning less than $125,000 ($250,000 for married couples)...

The Wisconsin Supreme Court handed down decisions last month on issues involving healthcare, constitutional law, and employment issues.

Internal Revenue Code § 83 governs the taxation of property (e.g., stock, restricted stock units, or stock options) transferred in connection with the performance of services.

California is not known as the "Golden State" just because of its resource wealth and picturesque sunsets. It is the largest state economy within the United States, and, standing by itself, the sixth-largest economy in the world.

Once you have reached the end of a trial in the circuit court, the case is not necessarily over. A party the circuit court ruled against can appeal to the Wisconsin Court of Appeals.