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Helping new hires become high performers
Historically, the first 90 days has been when employers "test out" the new hire. It's even been called the "probationary period."
View from around the state: Tougher drunken driving proposal has merit
The time has come to admit we are too lax on drunken driving in Wisconsin. That admission alone, however, will do little to alleviate the problem. Action is required.
BEV BUTULA: DFI offers administrative decisions
Did you know that the Wisconsin Department of Financial Institutions provides links to its administrative decisions?
TORT REPORT: IME recording requests cause for concern
Defense attorneys should be concerned by the recent trend toward recording an independent medical examinations.
FAMILY LAW: State justices’ decision on custody agreement leaves large gap
Apparently our state Supreme Court does recognize, after all, the rights of people to privately agree on their own affairs.
LAWBIZ COACHES CORNER: Collect first, market second to remedy sinking revenue
When a health problem arises, many are quick to jump to a conclusion about the cure.
Supreme Court decision gives landowners more leverage
Among the many important decisions from the most recent U.S. Supreme Court session was the latest statement on governmental takings in land and development.
BEV BUTULA: App provides easy access to census data
The U.S. Census Bureau has launched the “first interactive tool geared exclusively toward finding basic demographic and economic statistics for every congressional district in the U.S.”
BENCH BLOG: Frustrating decision reflects division at state Supreme Court
In an unusually terse decision, the Wisconsin Supreme Court reached a startling new conclusion in Shiffra jurisprudence without a unifying analytic rationale.
Commentary: Landowners gain leverage following Supreme Court decision
Among the many important decisions from the most recent U.S. Supreme Court session was the latest statement on governmental takings in land and development.
LEGAL CENTS: Finding and building niche practices
Sussex lawyer Dan Riegleman found his niche in the law in the late 1980s after talking to two brothers and a sister-in-law, all chiropractors, at a family gathering.
ON THE DEFENSIVE: Supreme Court ruling breaks the silence
Most lawyers have assumed that the Constitution is unambiguous in preserving one’s right to remain silent.
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