Since the Supreme Court recognized a constitutional right to abortion almost 50 years ago, a powerful legal movement has sought to overturn the ruling, whereas abortion rights advocates have fought to protect it.

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Internet advertising is commonplace. But what happens when the sale of advertised goods goes awry and an out-of-state advertiser is sued in Wisconsin?

Tagged with: 14th Amendment advertising Bench Blog Internet Jean DiMotto Mark Gundrum Paul Malloy

A land title company socked with a $1 million punitive damages jury award now will get a chance to convince the Wisconsin Supreme Court that the award was excessive and should be reduced.

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The duty to take more active anti-suicide measures arises only when the risk is imminent, the 7th Circuit has ruled, affirming summary judgment for state officials who treated a teenager who hung himself while in a youth detention facility.

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An Arizona man recently found out he may not be able to elude the Wisconsin long-arm statute just because he had finished printed materials sent directly to third-party clients and never set foot in Wisconsin to pursue the business.

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