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High court issues order on changes to default-judgment rule
The Wisconsin Supreme Court recently issued an order adopting a modification to the state’s default-judgment rule.
Justice voices concern about proposed change to default-judgment rule (UPDATE)
The Wisconsin Supreme Court’s public hearing on Thursday was a short one, with just one justice voicing concerns about a proposed rule change.
Public hearing set for proposed change to state’s default judgement rule
The Wisconsin Supreme Court will be holding a public hearing next month on a proposal to change the state’s default-judgment rule.
Council to file proposal to modify state’s default judgment rule
The Judicial Council will be asking the Wisconsin Supreme Court to change the state’s default judgment rule so defendants may file a motion for default judgment when an opposing party fails to answer a counterclaim or cross-claim.
Civil Procedure – forfeiture — default judgment — personal appearance
2012AP995, 2012AP996, 2012AP997 County of Shawano v. Buntrock
Civil Procedure — default judgment — failure to answer — improper service
2011AP2890 Bates v. Hofacker
Civil Procedure — service of process — default judgment — excusable neglect
2011AP453 Wisconsin & Southern Railroad Company v. City of Waukesha
Civil Procedure — default judgment — motions to reopen
2011AP2186 Johnson Bank v. BV Nicolet LLC, et al.
Civil Procedure — default judgment — damages sought — amendment of complaint
2010AP2148, 2010AP2149, 2010AP2150, 2011AP117 Joyce, et al. v. PepsiCo Inc., et al.
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