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O’Neil, Cannon, Hollman, DeJong & Laing has added Randall Ollie to its litigation practice group.

Two attorneys from Husch Blackwell's Milwaukee office celebrated a client's successful acquisition deal at the New York Stock Exchange.

Stafford Rosenbaum has hired Isaac Brodkey as an associate at its Madison office.

A Milwaukee criminal-defense attorney could lose his law license for two years as a result of his felony convictions for stalking and threatening an ex-girlfriend.

Ross Kornowske has joined Davis|Kuelthau as an associate attorney on the firm's corporate team.

Ninth Judicial Administrative District Chief Judge Gregory Huber has been selected as chair of the Committee of Chief Judges.

The unwelcome "Go Suns!" billboard near Fiserv Forum is no more, thanks to Milwaukee law firm Gimbel, Reilly, Guerin & Brown.

Mark Budzinski, managing partner at Corneille Law Group, has been inducted as a Fellow of the American College of Trial Lawyers.

A Mequon attorney charged for spitting in the face of a teenager will not have a hate-crime enhancer added to her disorderly conduct charge.

A new bill is seeking to allow some victims of sexual assault to petition the court for a lifetime restraining order against their abusers.

Michael Best Strategies has added a former Humana executive and a doctor to its Healthcare Innovation Group.

DeWitt law firm has hired two associate attorneys to its Green Bay and Minneapolis offices.

Milwaukee County has established a new pilot program to provide no-cost legal representation to residents who are faced with eviction or foreclosure.

Gov. Tony Evers has signed "Ethan's Law," a law that tightens out-home-home placement restrictions in an effort to protect children from abusive guardians.

An Illinois cat breeder's Fourth Amendment rights were not violated when authorities seized her home and her 37 cats, the Seventh Circuit Court of Appeals ruled on Tuesday.

Timothy Samuelson, a U.S. assistant attorney and former Dane County circuit court judge, has been appointed as the new director of the Office of Lawyer Regulation.

Eau Claire County is looking for a new district attorney to replace Gary King, who's under investigation for sexual harassment and being intoxicated at work.

A Winnebago County circuit court judge has been suspended from office for seven days after making inappropriate comments during several hearings and showing his handgun in the courtroom.

Gov. Tony Evers is accepting applicants for a vacancy on the Vilas County Circuit Court.

A Winnebago County attorney could see her law license suspended for the third time in four years.

A Winnebago County judge will soon find out if he'll be suspended for making inappropriate comments during several hearings and displaying his handgun in court on two occasions.

Filing search-warrant applications and officiating weddings are now a little easier for judges, thanks to two new state laws.

An Ozaukee County village must pay at least part of its former trustee's attorney fees, costs and statutory damages in an open-records lawsuit, the Wisconsin Court of Appeals ruled on Wednesday.

Foley & Lardner is working with Boys & Girls Clubs of America to support the youth-development organization's diversity, equity and inclusion efforts.

The Wisconsin Institute for Law & Liberty has started a new litigation center to challenge race discrimination, quotas and Critical Race Theory.

Reinhart Boerner Van Deuren is set to begin a national certification program to increase diversity among the firm's leaders.

A lawsuit over busing requirements for private, religious schools in Wisconsin will return to the Seventh Circuit Court of Appeals.

The Wisconsin Supreme Court has appointed Judge William Brash III as chief judge of the Wisconsin Court of Appeals.

Brianna Meyer, an attorney at Gimbel, Reilly, Guerin & Brown, has been named president of the Milwaukee Young Lawyers Association's board of directors.

Criminal-defense attorney Brian Nelson has joined Milwaukee-based Meyer Van Severen.