Wisconsin Law Journal

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from April 2001
Last Number: October 2023

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ISSN 1534-1917


Cantidad de documentos en esta fuente: 6150

January 28, 2008

  • Candidate list narrowed to five for U.S. District Court Judge John Shabaz's seat.

  • Wisconsin Supreme Court forum takes place despite Gableman's absence.

  • 7th Circuit certifies three insurance issues to Wisconsin Supreme Court.

  • Wisconsin Public Defender bills advance to Joint Finance Committee.

  • Wisconsin Court of Appeals: $5,700 per hour is unreasonable fee.

    • February 04, 2008

  • Consensual juvenile sex cases are handled in variety of ways in Minnesota.

  • Challenge to Wisconsin's diploma privilege revived.

  • First debate of Wisconsin's two Supreme Court candidates takes place online.

  • Daniels guides Milwaukee-based Quarles into future.

  • Wisconsin Judicial Council seeks ability to cite unpublished opinions.

  • Family justice bill in Wisconsin passes state Senate.

    • February 11, 2008

  • Wisconsin Court of Appeals rules attorney fees must come from whole estate.

  • Butler outspends Gableman 4-to-1 in race for Wisconsin Supreme Court.

  • Seventh Circuit rules appointed counsel must explain why rehearing would be frivolous.

  • Sawyer County Circuit Court rules Cranberry farm is not a nuisance.

  • Wisconsin attorney discipline -- Part I.

    • February 13, 2008

  • Heavy snow forces some Wisconsin courts to close on Feb. 6.

    • February 18, 2008

  • Several Milwaukee-area law firms shutdown for snowstorm.

  • Wisconsin Supreme Court rules cities can't intervene in state action.

  • Three vie for Outagamie County Court seat in primary.

  • Wisconsin defendant's confession properly admitted.

  • Attorney discipline in Wisconsin -- Part II.

    • February 25, 2008

  • 'Disposable income' set by bright-line rule.

  • Justices in Wisconsin will consider electronic filing of court documents.

  • Electronic expunging in Wisconsin.

  • Wis. group's integrity called into question following release of messages.

  • Supporters' endorsements lack influence on Wisconsin Supreme Court race.

  • Gay-rights group hopes to spark interest in election in Wisconsin.

  • Large primary turnout in Wisconsin may not translate to general election.

  • Wisconsin attorney discipline -- Part III.

    • March 03, 2008

  • Wis. Supreme Court candidates discuss interests of outside groups.

  • Outside influences enter state Supreme Court race in Wisconsin.

  • Wis. Supreme Court rules WisTAF remains sole recipient of $50 fee.

  • Sanction against Beanie Babies maker reduced by Seventh Circuit.

  • U.S. Supreme Court adopts middle standard for age discrimination complaints.

  • Interview with Judge Richard S. Brown, Wisconsin Court of Appeals.

    • March 10, 2008

  • Cumulative effect of harmless errors is still harmless, rules Wisconsin Supreme Court.

  • Not all crack offenders get new sentences.

  • Town's planning moratorium upheld by Wisconsin Court of Appeals.

  • Wisconsin Senate Bill seeks to preserve ADA positions.

  • Wis. Court of Appeals rules staffing agency is not liable for nurse's negligence.

  • Crowded ballots mean higher turnout for State Bar elections in Wis.

    • March 17, 2008

  • U.S. District Court rules statute cannot bar litigation in federal court.

  • Milwaukee judge wants to join the Democratic Party.

  • Should judges in Wisconsin avoid cases related to major supporters?

  • Role of Milwaukee City Attorney as much at issue as candidates.

    • March 31, 2008

  • Wisconsin Court of Appeals rules towns can ban billboards along state highways.

  • Conceptual approach: New e-discovery search method emerges.

  • Dicta from the Seventh Circuit suggests complaint need not demand punitive damages.

    • April 07, 2008

  • Reliance on 'notario' divides Milwaukee family.