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Judge dismisses Wisconsin wake surfing lawsuit
A federal judge dismissed a lawsuit challenging a Wisconsin wake surfing ordinance, leaving local restrictions in place while other cases continue.
Judge halts tree clearing at Potawatomi State Park
A Door County judge temporarily halted tree clearing at Potawatomi State Park as a lawsuit challenges the DNR's road-widening project.
Enbridge settles Wisconsin pipeline spill for $275K
Enbridge will pay $275,000 to settle Wisconsin claims over a delayed report of a 2019 Jefferson County pipeline spill that contaminated soil and groundwater.
Wisconsin shoreline access dispute reignites in Ozaukee County
A shoreline access dispute near Lion's Den Gorge revives debate over Wisconsin public trust doctrine, riparian rights and beach access laws.
Door County group sues DNR over Potawatomi park project
A Door County conservation group sued the Wisconsin DNR over road widening and tree clearing at Potawatomi State Park.
Judge halts some work on Enbridge Line 5 reroute
A Wisconsin judge allowed most Enbridge Line 5 construction to continue while halting some waterway work tied to permit disputes.
Neenah Foundry to pay $200K in air permit settlement
Neenah Foundry agreed to pay $200,000 to settle Wisconsin allegations involving air permit violations and environmental compliance issues.
Wisconsin DNR wardens faced union retaliation ruling
A Wisconsin labor ruling found DNR wardens were retaliated against for union activity, highlighting ongoing concerns about workplace culture and discrimination.
DNR permits upheld for Enbridge Line 5 reroute
An administrative law judge upheld Wisconsin DNR permits for Enbridge’s Line 5 reroute around Bad River tribal land, as environmental groups weigh appeals.
Shorewood beach dispute tests public access to Lake Michigan
A Shorewood man challenges Wisconsin shoreline law after a trespass citation, seeking public access to Lake Michigan beaches up to the ordinary high water mark.
Environmental groups call Line 5 permit unlawful
Environmental groups call a new Army Corps permit for Enbridge’s Line 5 reroute unlawful amid ongoing legal challenges over tribal and state approvals.
Judge weighs permits for Enbridge Line 5 pipeline reroute
An administrative law judge is reviewing state permits for Enbridge’s $450M Line 5 reroute near Bad River, raising tribal and environmental concerns.
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Case Digests
- Informed Consent-Statutory Standing
- Zoning and Property Rights-Rental Restrictions
- Ineffective Assistance of Counsel-Evidence Omission
- Plain Error-Ineffective Assistance of Counsel
- Revocation Sentencing -Sentencing Factors
- Tax Claim Classification-Tax Sale Claims
- Race Discrimination-Employment Retaliation
- First Amendment-Pickering Balancing Test
- Procedural Reasonableness-Federal Sentencing Discretion
- Federal Officer Removal Statute-Climate Change Litigation
- Telephone Consumer Protection Act-Class Action
- Age Discrimination Employment Act-Sufficiency of Evidence
