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Do first refusal rights need termination dates to be enforceable?
Without a termination date, would a 1998 agreement giving a local dairy company the right of first refusal to buy or rent 450 acres of farmland in Outagamie County be enforceable?
States say Obama administration misled judge on immigration
A coalition of states -- including Wisconsin -- suing to stop President Barack Obama's executive action on immigration alleges the government misled a judge about not implementing part of the plan before the judge temporarily halted it.
Schimel promises transparency in fatal shooting probe
Wisconsin's attorney general is promising a thorough and transparent investigation into the fatal shooting of a 19-year-old by a Madison police officer.
Plan to succeed when opening your own firm
So you’re thinking about opening your own firm. Maybe you’ve even made the decision to do it. Now what?
Perri finds fulfillment defending those in need
For Jeremy Perri, there was never a Plan B.
Report: Many Wis. drivers ignore license suspensions
A local media investigation has found thousands of Wisconsin motorists continue driving despite license revocations and suspensions.
Father, girlfriend to face trial in toddler’s death (UPDATE)
The father of a 3-year-old girl and his girlfriend will stand trial on charges in the toddler's death in La Crosse County.
To win clients, you must play the networking game
Establishing a strong network is a key component to developing business, as it sets the stage for more client work and referrals.
9 claims dismissed in Milwaukee archdiocese bankruptcy (UPDATE)
A judge in the Archdiocese of Milwaukee bankruptcy has eliminated the largest number of sexual abuse claims to date in the 4-year-old case.
Charges: Woman was on social media before fatal crash
A western Wisconsin woman is accused of chatting on Facebook before a crash that killed three children, including her daughter and two nieces, in December 2013.
Milwaukee lawyer gets house arrest for role in arson fraud
A Milwaukee lawyer has been sentenced to house arrest for helping a client collect $325,000 in an arson fraud.
Judge rules man competent to stand trial in van killing
A judge has ruled a Beloit man is competent to stand trial in the death of his ex-girlfriend.
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- Milwaukee’s Common Council now has the most African Americans, women and openly LGBTQ members ever
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- Lawsuit asks Wisconsin Supreme Court to strike down governor’s 400-year veto
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- ACS Selects University of Wisconsin Law School’s Miriam Seifter for 2024 Ruth Bader Ginsburg Scholar Award
- People with disabilities sue in Wisconsin over lack of electronic absentee ballots
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