A doctor who made a non-negligent misdiagnosis regarding an emergency room patient with stroke-like symptoms could be liable for failing to inform the patient about the availability of a non-invasive diagnostic test that would have definitively identified his condition, the Wisconsin Supreme Court has ruled in affirming judgment.
Michael Guetzke didn’t get as much money as he says he was owed but insists his 15-month pursuit of Arteaga Construction Inc. to settle a construction bill was worth it.
Any hope the families of two of James “Whitey” Bulger’s alleged victims may have had that the U.S. Supreme Court would hear their appeal have come to an end.
2011AP763 Krist Oil Company v. State of Wisconsin, Department of Transporation
2011AP859 Swan Sales Corporation v. Tillman, et al.
2011AP1043-CR State v. Wilson
2011AP1104 Zemke, et al. v. Hanson
2011AP1393-CR State v. Hampton
2011AP1412 Village of Weston v. Village of Rothschild
2011AP1424-CR State v. Stewart
2011AP1427-CR State v. Hawthorne
2011AP1502-CR State v. Ward
2011AP1605 State v. Newell
2011AP2042-CR State v. Pabon-Gonzalez
2011AP2313-CR, 2011AP2314-CR State v. Medrow
2011AP2599 In re the termination of parental rights to Daman H.
2011AP2600 In re the termination of parental rights to Daman H.
2011AP1241 Apple Hill Farms Development, LLP, v. Price
The federal income tax liability resulting from the sale of a farm after a Chapter 12 bankruptcy filing is not “incurred by the estate” under §503(b) of the Bankruptcy Code and thus is neither collectible nor dischargeable in the bankruptcy plan, the U.S. Supreme Court has ruled.
Earlier this month, news that a well-known, highly respected director of Michigan’s State Appellate Defender Office had resigned after being confronted with evidence of inappropriate workplace Internet surfing stunned the legal community.
Since last year, when generic drug makers won a victory on the issue of federal preemption before the U.S. Supreme Court, lower courts have been dismissing cases against generic drug makers left and right.
Milwaukee attorney John Dawson, head of the commission working to discipline state Justice David Prosser, won’t be returning once his term expires Aug. 1.
11-2334 Zemeckis v. global Credit & Collection Corp.
11-3819 Soppet v. Enhanced Recovery Co., LLC
2010AP208 Aurora Consolidated Health Care v. LIRC
To err is human. But when the nation’s highest court receives erroneous information in a case – and even cites the flawed data in its opinion – what, if anything, should the court do about it?
Pharmaceutical companies did not violate federal wage and hour law by classifying their sales representatives as administrative employees ineligible for overtime, the 7th Circuit has ruled.
A Milwaukee County judiciary board Thursday shot down Sheriff David Clarke’s request to retain outside counsel in matters pertaining to his professional duties.
An attorney convicted of misdemeanor theft in California has lost his Wisconsin law license for 60 days.
10-3509 Albert Trostel & Sons Co. v. Notz
