A former business partner is suing the Oneida tribe for nearly $400 million in a breach-of-contract lawsuit stemming from a failed waste-to-energy venture.

Rawson Contractors Inc. is claiming Michels Corp. failed to pay up after a 2012 sewer project.

In a new court of appeals case, the doctrine of mutual mistake in a home sale contract meets a motion for sanctions based on frivolous claims.

A western Wisconsin horse trainer has lost a legal dispute over a show jumper in a case that gives a glimpse into the world of champion horses.

A Germantown fire protection subcontractor has lost its breach of contract claim against a Franklin senior housing owner.

2012AP934 Goodavage v. Fiduciary Real Estate Development

The city of Milwaukee on Friday filed a lawsuit in Milwaukee County Circuit Court against four companies for damages related to terra cotta installed on the exterior of City Hall during the building’s restoration project between 2006 and 2008, according to a city of Milwaukee news release.

The Wisconsin Supreme Court ruled Thursday that a Waukesha plumbing company is not entitled to direct payment for work done in 2008 because there was no breach of contract by the insurance company that hired the contractor.

2011AP886 Rosenthal, et al. v. Village of Ashwaubenon, et al.

A Mequon-based marine construction company is suing an Illinois contractor for more than $350,000 after a contract between the two fell apart during a Lake Michigan shoreline project near Chicago.

2011AP1316 Sikorski v. Wasserburger

A Slinger couple and a former Milwaukee attorney are preparing to battle it out in court over a six-figure real estate deal gone sour.

2011AP1316 Sikorski v. Wasserburger

2011AP1844 Larson v. Northwestern Mutual Life Ins. Co.

A Wisconsin Dells resort cannot sue a Madison-based contractor for moisture damages resulting from a water park project built more than 10 years ago, according to a Court of Appeals ruling Thursday.

2011AP707 West Towne Hotel Associates LLC v. CBL & Associates Management Inc.

2011AP2 Artisan & Truckers Casualty Co. v. Thorson

2010AP2432 Park Terrace LLC v. Transportation Insurance Company, et al.

Among the worst things to say to a client, “I’m too busy for you” certainly ranks right up there. One Wisconsin lawyer has learned that rather elementary lesson the hard way.

By Patrick Thornton Dolan Media Newswires A recent $4 million arbitration award in favor of a Minnesota man who was terminated from the company he founded highlights how important it is for a board of directors to be certain of what they say about former employees and to follow employment agreements to the letter. The arbitrator found that because the ...

Milwaukee-based law firm Foley & Lardner LLP was slapped with a discrimination and breach of contract lawsuit this week. Attorney Raymond J. Carey, a founding partner of the firm’s Detroit office, filed suit in Michigan federal court on Feb. 28, alleging that the firm mislead him about his status as a partner and broke compensation promises made during his career ...