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Wisconsin Legal 250 launches
The 2026 Wisconsin Legal 250 is now online. The publication from the Wisconsin Law Journal recognizes the top attorneys across the state.
Lawsuit challenges Wisconsin absentee ballot guidance
Three Wisconsin voters sued the Elections Commission over guidance barring returned absentee ballots from being replaced before Election Day.
DOJ sues Milwaukee over police mask ordinance
The DOJ sued Milwaukee over its law enforcement mask ordinance, arguing the ban on officers wearing face coverings violates the Constitution's Supremacy Clause.
Chippewa DA questions sheriff’s credibility before primary
Chippewa County prosecutors say Sheriff Travis Hakes lacks the credibility to serve due to his Brady List status ahead of the Republican primary.
State seeks suspension of Hannah Dugan’s law license
Wisconsin's Office of Lawyer Regulation seeks to suspend former Judge Hannah Dugan's law license after her felony conviction for obstructing immigration enforcement.
Judge dismisses Wisconsin wake surfing lawsuit
A federal judge dismissed a lawsuit challenging a Wisconsin wake surfing ordinance, leaving local restrictions in place while other cases continue.
Wisconsin pilots online domestic abuse filing portal
Wisconsin launches a pilot online portal to simplify domestic abuse restraining order filings, improving access, guidance and court efficiency statewide.
Milwaukee imam fights deportation in federal court
A Milwaukee imam challenged his deportation in federal immigration court, arguing Israeli convictions were based on coerced confessions and torture.
State Democrats challenge absentee ballot rule
Wisconsin Democrats seek to overturn absentee ballot guidance before the Aug. 11 primary, arguing voters should be allowed to recast ballots.
Prediction market warning sparks legal dispute
Wisconsin election officials warn betting on elections could cost voters their rights as Kalshi and Polymarket challenge the state's legal interpretation.
Leadership key to successful AI adoption in the workplace
Business leaders don't need AI expertise to succeed. Experts say leadership, employee training and confidence are key to effective AI adoption.
Third defendant in Marshfield ATM ‘jackpotting’ theft gets probation
Jhoenderson D. Rojas Eganez received seven years probation for theft from a financial institution in the Marshfield ATM jackpotting case.
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Legal News
- Wisconsin Legal 250 launches
- Lawsuit challenges Wisconsin absentee ballot guidance
- DOJ sues Milwaukee over police mask ordinance
- Chippewa DA questions sheriff’s credibility before primary
- State seeks suspension of Hannah Dugan’s law license
- Judge dismisses Wisconsin wake surfing lawsuit
- Wisconsin pilots online domestic abuse filing portal
Case Digests
- Informed Consent-Statutory Standing
- Zoning and Property Rights-Rental Restrictions
- Ineffective Assistance of Counsel-Evidence Omission
- Plain Error-Ineffective Assistance of Counsel
- Revocation Sentencing -Sentencing Factors
- Tax Claim Classification-Tax Sale Claims
- Race Discrimination-Employment Retaliation
- First Amendment-Pickering Balancing Test
- Procedural Reasonableness-Federal Sentencing Discretion
- Federal Officer Removal Statute-Climate Change Litigation
- Telephone Consumer Protection Act-Class Action
- Age Discrimination Employment Act-Sufficiency of Evidence
