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Evers calls special session to ban gerrymandering
Gov. Tony Evers calls an April special session to pass a constitutional amendment banning partisan gerrymandering in Wisconsin redistricting.
Wisconsin bill adds judges, prosecutors to cut backlog
Wisconsin lawmakers advance a bill to add judges, prosecutors and public defenders to reduce criminal case backlogs and address speedy trial concerns.
Lawsuit claims Wisconsin underfunds public schools
Parents and educators sued Wisconsin lawmakers, alleging inadequate public school funding and voucher spending violate the state’s duty to provide equal education.
Wisconsin Assembly passes employment verification bill
In its first session of 2026, Republicans in the Wisconsin State Assembly passed an employment verification bill, focusing on state contractors.
Assembly advances bill to suspend pay for judges
The Wisconsin Assembly passed a bill to suspend pay for judges accused of misconduct, following the federal conviction of former Milwaukee Judge Hannah Dugan.
Wisconsin bill would boost pay for wrongfully convicted
Wisconsin lawmakers advance a bipartisan bill to raise compensation for people wrongfully convicted and imprisoned, citing the case of exoneree Gabriel Lugo.
Supreme Court to hear ACLU ICE detainer case
Wisconsin’s Supreme Court will hear an ACLU lawsuit challenging the legality of ICE detainers, a case that could reshape how local jails handle immigration requests.
GOP divisions stall Wisconsin drop box, ballot reforms
Republican infighting in Wisconsin stalls plans to regulate ballot drop boxes and allow Monday absentee ballot processing, complicating election reform efforts.
Bill would halt pay for judges suspended in misconduct cases
A Wisconsin bill would stop pay for judges suspended over alleged criminal misconduct, prompted by the case of Milwaukee County Judge Hannah Dugan.
St. Croix County fights open records lawsuit fees
St. Croix County refuses to pay $1,400 in attorney fees after releasing records in an open records lawsuit brought by The Badger Project.
New state law lets candidates withdraw from ballots
Wisconsin Gov. Tony Evers signed a new law letting candidates withdraw from election ballots if they file seven days before certification.
Kaul challenges religious tax exemptions in Wisconsin
Wisconsin AG Josh Kaul moves to end all religious tax exemptions after the U.S. Supreme Court sided with Catholic Charities in a First Amendment case.
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- Judge: Wisconsin absentee voting violates ADA
- Appeals court rules Enbridge Line 5 is trespassing
- Green Bay city clerk resigns amid absentee ballot scrutiny
- Former Epic employee sues over noncompete agreement
- Supreme Court approval remains below 50%, poll finds
- AI transforms family law but raises new legal concerns
- Illinois man gets prison for $1.2M employment tax fraud
Case Digests
- Termination of Parental Rights-Reasonable Efforts
- Family Law- Appellate Procedure
- Involuntary Administration of Medication-Mootness Exception
- Voluntary Consent to blood Draw- -Fourth Amendment
- Expert Testimony-Medical Malpractice
- Habeas Corpus-Bond Eligibility-Immigration Detention
- Fair Credit Reporting Act
- Copyright Infringement-Tortious Interference
- Tribal Land Trespass-Unjust Enrichment
- Fourth Amendment-Automobile Exception
- Age Discrimination in Employment Act-But For Causation
- Class-of One Equal Protection Claim-Breach of Contract
Legal Tech
- AI is reshaping family law practice, but attorneys worry about DIY research
- Massachusetts court rejects work product protection for AI documents by girlfriend
- Exterro launches on-premises AI platform for digital forensics
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