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Obama warns high court credibility at stake in nominee fight
President Barack Obama accused Senate Republicans on Wednesday of putting the U.S. Supreme Court's credibility at risk if they make good on their vow not to consider or vote on his pick to replace the late Justice Antonin Scalia. He promised to nominate a candidate anyway.
DOWN IN FLAMES: How to recognize attorney burnout and rekindle the fire
Paula Davis-Laack knew something wasn’t right.
Police association endorses Kloppenburg
The Wisconsin Professional Police Association has endorsed Court of Appeals Judge JoAnne Kloppenburg in Wisconsin's Supreme Court race.
Davis & Kuelthau’s Hollander gets all the tax pieces to fit
Courtney Hollander can’t remember when she didn’t want to be an attorney. But it wasn’t until she took a class on tax law at the University of Wisconsin School of Law that she found her focus.
High court gives preliminary OK to mandatory e-filing
Officials from Wisconsin's trial courts encouraged the state Supreme Court on Tuesday to green light mandatory e-filing throughout the state.
Whitefish Bay attorney faces 9-month suspension
A Whitefish Bay attorney faces a nine-month suspension of his law license over accusations that he, among other things, mishandled client money.
Milwaukee attorney faces 60-day license suspension
A Milwaukee attorney is facing the suspension of his law license over allegations he mishandled client fees and failed to return money for work he did not do.
Green Bay police arrest man on suspected 12th OWI
Green Bay police have arrested a man on his suspected 12th OWI offense.
Environmental group threatens lawsuit over Mackinac pipeline
An environmental group is threatening to sue the federal government over a Great Lakes oil pipeline.
GOP Senators: No hearing, no vote for Obama US Supreme Court pick
Republicans on the Senate Judiciary Committee on Tuesday ruled out any hearing for President Barack Obama's nominee to the U.S. Supreme Court, insisting that the choice rests with the president's successor.
Primary loser endorses Kloppenburg for Supreme Court
The candidate knocked out of the race for a seat on the Wisconsin Supreme Court is endorsing Court of Appeals Judge JoAnne Kloppenburg.
Trial begins for man accused of killing wife in 1984
The trial of a man accused of killing his wife in central Wisconsin in 1984 has opened.
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- Enough signatures collected to force recall election for Wisconsin GOP leader, commission says
- PHOTOS: Wisconsin legal community plays ethics game at Bar meeting
- Wisconsin Supreme Court resolves Door County sidewalk issue
- Wisconsin taxpayers to pay half the cost of redistricting consultants hired by Supreme Court
- Gary E. Davis sentenced to life in prison for Fond du Lac County homicide, mayhem
- Wisconsin judge won’t allow boaters on flooded private property
- Milwaukee judge among legal community honored by State Bar
- Milwaukee-based Lockheed Martin subsidiary part of $70 million Navy settlement
- Wisconsin judge to weigh letting people with disabilities vote electronically from home in November
- Facebook warrant upheld despite close question on particularity
- Democratic Party of Wisconsin Jewish caucus statement on Dobbs anniversary
- Trump endorses Ten Commandments in schools, implores evangelical Christians to vote in November
Case Digests
- Suppression of Evidence
- Condemnation Powers-“Pedestrian Way”
- Insurance-Statute of Limitations-Sanctions
- Ineffective Assistance of Counsel
- Ineffective Assistance of Counsel
- Evidence
- Seizure-Reasonable Suspicion-Jury Instructions
- Sentencing Guidelines
- Collective Action-Overtime Wages-Arbitration
- Sentencing Guidelines
- Delayed Disclosure-Mistrial Motion
- Sixth Amendment-Request for Jury Trial
