Attorney Jack DeWitt, one of the founding partners of Madison-based DeWitt Ross & Stevens SC, died Tuesday night of natural causes at his home, according to firm marketing director Michelle Friedman.
A Brookfield attorney who pled guilty to felony fraud charges on Wednesday could face a stricter sentence structure than normal because of missed court appearances that resulted in his arrest and incarceration.
10-218 PPL Montana, LLC, v. Montana
10-704 Messerschmidt v. Millender
09-958 Douglas v. Independent Living Center of Southern California, Inc.
11-1511 U.S. v. Bradshaw
2010AP1720 State v. Jackson
2010AP2831 Integrity Construction Group Inc. v. Neary
2011AP38-CR, 2011AP39-CR State v. Jacobson
2011AP82 State v. Wilfert
2011AP188-CR State v. Bunch
2011AP284-CR State v. Nash
2011AP600 In re the marriage of: Imig v. Imig
2011AP774-CR State v. Brewer
2011AP1041 Tabor v. Kronich, et al.
2011AP630-CR State v. Powell
2011AP788 Beidel v. Sideline Software, Inc.
All four incumbent circuit judges running for re-election in the spring survived the Tuesday primary, but three finished second on the ballots.
The state Assembly has passed a bill that would put an end to punitive and compensatory damages for workplace discrimination.
A Madison attorney hired to provide legal guidance on legislative redistricting in Wisconsin is the subject of an ethics complaint filed with the Office of Lawyer Regulation.
For the first time since enactment of sec.801.54(2), governing which court should hear a case when both state and tribal courts have jurisdiction, the Wisconsin Supreme Court will interpret the new rule.
A felony gun case against a Wauwatosa attorney took a unique twist Tuesday when the defense announced plans to challenge the constitutionality of Wisconsin’s gun silencer statute.
10-577 Kawashima v. Holder
10-680 Howes v. Fields
While there are no statewide judicial races to attract voters this spring, Wisconsin will have six circuit court primaries Tuesday.
Few rulings on appeal are as frustrating for a defense attorney as one that holds the defense is correct on the merits, but that the error was harmless.
The U.S. Department of Labor has issued a new final rule governing the H-2B temporary nonagricultural worker program that the agency said will give U.S. workers greater protections and job access.
The local newspaper disappeared and the Wall Street Journal took its place between the attorney’s face and the bankruptcy presentation at the front of the room.
Dissolving same-sex relationships offer business and transactional attorneys a relatively untapped, unexpected market.
A $52 million federal jury verdict won by a small Middleton firm is the largest patent infringement award in the history of the Western District and could triple in coming weeks.
