The Federal Housing Finance Agency is seeking a judge’s approval to become a defendant in Milwaukee County’s federal lawsuit against Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac.
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Housing agency could join lawsuit against Fannie, Freddie
The Federal Housing Finance Agency has until July 8 to petition to be added as a defendant in Milwaukee County’s lawsuit against Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac.
Read More »Man who killed father sues Shawano County
A man institutionalized for killing his father is suing the Shawano County Sheriff's Department, claiming deputies mishandled his call for help which resulted in the homicide.
Read More »Parties reach $737,500 settlement following inmate suicide
The state of Wisconsin has agreed to pay a $737,500 settlement in a wrongful death lawsuit resulting from the suicide of Jessie Miller while he was an inmate at the Columbia Correctional Institute in Portage.
Read More »Judge rules against bar in construction lawsuit (UPDATE)
Eric Mahoney says he is worried a judge’s order could mean it’s closing time for his downtown Milwaukee sports bar.
Committee approves lawsuit against former ski hill operator
The Milwaukee County Board of Supervisors’ Judiciary, Safety and General Services Committee on Thursday gave initial approval to a lawsuit against the former operator of the ski hill at Crystal Ridge in Franklin.
Read More »Judge delays decision on House of Correction control (UPDATE)
Milwaukee County will have to wait until Monday to learn whether one of its employees can be questioned in Sheriff David Clarke Jr.’s lawsuit over control of the House of Correction in Franklin.
Read More »ACLU sues over Capitol sing-along crackdown
Gov. Scott Walker's administration's crackdown on a handful of state Capitol protesters violates their constitutional right to free speech, American Civil Liberties Union attorneys alleged in a lawsuit filed Monday.
Wis., Romney campaign settle ballot lawsuit
The state of Wisconsin has settled a federal lawsuit brought by Republican Mitt Romney's campaign seeking more time for military and overseas voters in Wisconsin to return ballots that were sent past a federal deadline.
Read More »Walgreen Co. sues Milwaukee, two suburbs
Milwaukee and two of its suburbs could be out more than a combined $1.6 million if Walgreen Co. prevails in four tax assessment lawsuits.
Read More »Power line opponents file suit to stop project
Opponents of a power line linking La Crosse and Rochester, Minn., are suing Wisconsin regulators who approved the project.
Read More »Judge reopens contractor payment lawsuit (UPDATE)
A judge has reopened a lawsuit over payment for renovations at One Sports Lounge in Milwaukee after agreeing with the defense attorney that her client’s response was lost in the mail.
Read More »GOP readies lawsuit against US Attorney General Eric Holder
Congress is in the midst of a five-week summer recess, but that won’t stop some GOP lawmakers from filing a lawsuit against Attorney General Eric Holder.
Read More »Lawsuit seeks to stop Wis. wolf hunt
A coalition is suing the Department of Natural Resources to try to stop Wisconsin's planned wolf hunt.
Read More »Property taxes prompt church lawsuit
A Milwaukee church is suing the city to avoid paying more than $10,000 in property taxes.
Read More »Wisconsin Counties Association shows interest in Fannie, Freddie lawsuit (UPDATE)
A Wisconsin Counties Association committee Tuesday offered initial support for Milwaukee County’s class-action lawsuit against Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac over unpaid taxes.
Read More »Panel pushes Milwaukee County to settle disability suit
Milwaukee County should settle a lawsuit brought by a former House of Correction employee who claimed she was fired due to her mental health issues, according to the Judiciary, Safety and General Services Committee.
Read More »5 states to continue lawsuit demanding Asian carp fix
Five states are moving forward with a lawsuit against the federal government demanding steps to prevent Asian carp from reaching the Great Lakes, despite recent congressional action, the Michigan attorney general's office said Thursday.
Read More »Concussion lawsuits are next big US litigation
Smokers and pro football players have something in common: They engage in risky behavior that can be potentially harmful to their health over time.
Read More »Lawsuit says UW Hospital revealed man’s HIV status
UW Hospital is being sued again because doctors allegedly revealed a patient's HIV status to relatives without permission.
Read More »Contractors group sues steamfitters
A contractors association is suing a local steamfitters union, asking a federal judge to rule that a contract exists between them.
Read More »Wis. utility to pay millions to settle EPA lawsuit (UPDATE)
A western Wisconsin utility has agreed to spend nearly $156 million to settle allegations two of its coal-fired power plants were illegally polluting the air, federal environmental officials announced Friday.
Read More »Court allows man to pass out Bibles at Pride Fest
A last-minute court injunction allowed a Wisconsin man to give away Bibles at the Twin Cities Pride Festival.
Read More »American Indian group files to join lawsuit against Milwaukee
The American Indian Chamber of Commerce of Wisconsin Inc. is suing Milwaukee in U.S. District Court to end an ordinance that sets race-based preferences and goals for city construction contracts.
Read More »Parents of child sue over fentanyl patch
The parents of a 2-year-old who died after ingesting a fentanyl patch are suing a nursing home, claiming he picked the painkiller up there.
Read More »J&J to stop selling pelvic mesh tied to lawsuits
Johnson & Johnson plans to stop selling surgical mesh implants used to treat women's health problems, which have been linked to injuries and triggered hundreds of lawsuits.
Read More »Student sues over prayer at graduation with help from Wis. group
An Irmo High School graduate has sued to stop prayers at future graduation ceremonies.
Read More »High court will take up wiretaps lawsuit
The Supreme Court says it will consider shutting down a legal challenge to a law that lets the United States eavesdrop on overseas communications.
Read More »Wind farm opponents file suit over sign ordinance
Four Morrison residents on Thursday filed a federal lawsuit against town officials for prohibiting residents from placing signs with political or religious messages on their property, according to a Wisconsin Institute for Law and Liberty news release.
Read More »Fire safety supplier settles lawsuit with Arteaga
Michael Guetzke didn’t get as much money as he says he was owed but insists his 15-month pursuit of Arteaga Construction Inc. to settle a construction bill was worth it.
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