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Asked & Answered: Kinney’s collection makes impact
Kevin Kinney, a shareholder at Ogletree Deakins, has an extensive collection of German post-World War I art that’s on display at a New Orleans museum.
Asked & Answered: Daniel Vaccaro on internal investigations
Michael Best’s Daniel Vaccaro shares expert strategies on internal investigations, protecting privilege, and navigating compliance in regulated industries.
Asked & Answered: Ashley Smith on owning your career path
Attorney Ashley Smith shares insights on law firm growth, mid-level mentorship, and taking control of your legal career in the years before partnership.
Asked & Answered: Teri Nelson on getting tagged in court
Family law attorney Teri Nelson explains how social media impacts divorce, custody, and evidence in today’s digital world—and what clients must avoid.
Asked & Answered: Jared Powell brings human touch to injury law in Milwaukee
Trial lawyer Jared Powell brings a client-first, human-centered approach to personal injury law with his new firm in Milwaukee.
Asked & Answered: Uncertainty means opportunity in lobbying
Experienced government relations attorney Tom Poul says that uncertainty is inherent in the legislative process.
Asked & Answered: Husch Blackwell’s Levy says contractors should prepare for building project disruptions in a volatile construction market
A Milwaukee attorney said stakeholders must be transparent with each other and build contingency in their building plans amid a tightening construction market.
Asked & Answered: On a mission, never too late for Lee
Milwaukee criminal defense attorney May Lee never planned to practice law. She began her professional career as a teacher in higher education and at 38 years old decided to change courses after establishing a successful career and family.
Asked & Answered: Despite bumps and bruises of a solo practice firm, Norland would do it over again
From practicing public defender cases out of his one-bedroom apartment in La Crosse to hanging a shingle on his own firm, Daniel Norland has experienced the legal spectrum.
Asked & Answered: Law student Jacob Gardner publishes debut novel
Second-year UW Law student Jacob Gardner recently published his debut novel North of Highway 8, a story rooted in Wisconsin experiences and values.
Asked & Answered: Looking to make a difference – Matheson ready to see results
Following her military service, Ellen Matheson was ready to make an impact on the community through a career in the law.
Asked & Answered: Dietrich ready to tackle civility and mental health among Wisconsin lawyers
Newly elected State Bar president, Dean Dietrich has over 40 years of experience practicing in Wisconsin’s legal industry.
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Case Digests
- Attorney License Revocation-Sexual Harassment
- Extrinsic Evidence Rule-Corporate Officer Liability
- Ineffective Assistance of Counsel
- Medicaid Fair Hearing-Notice and Hearing Rights
- Termination of Parental Rights-Substantial Relationship Test
- Individuals With Disabilities Education Act-Plain Error Review
- Jurisdictional Authority-Sufficiency of Evidence
- Fourth Amendment-Evidence Suppression
- Rehabilitation Act-Hostile Workplace
- Federal Arbitration Act-Refusal to Arbitrate
- Breach of Agreement-Mootness-Tax Assessment
- Domestic Abuse-Ineffective Assistance of Counsel (Subsequent Counsel)-Intimidation
