But indicating more data is needed, the court will refer the matter to the Wisconsin Judicial Council for further consideration.

Individuals who are not licensed to practice law in Wisconsin are offering and providing immigration legal advice or immigration legal services they are not authorized to provide, according to recent reports the State Bar of Wisconsin has received from bar members.

The 107th Wiscconsin Legislature has officially begun, and the budget will be the focus for both the legislature and State Bar advocacy efforts.

A recent appellate decision out New Jersey – McGinty v. Zheng – illustrates the court’s increasing willingness to enforce arbitration agreements. Theresa Kobelt discusses the decision, which raises questions about the voluntariness of such consent givenfor one service but applied to an entirely different service and bearing different risks.

The rate a lawyer can charge for nonlegal services depends on whether the lawyer's professional skill and knowledge added value to the work. Sarah Peterson explains.

What are the most common mistakes young lawyers make when taking their case to trial? Judge Yadira Rein shares tips for making a more persuasive argument, writing better proposed orders, and how newer attorneys can gain more courtroom experience.

A selection of recent Wisconsin case verdicts are shared below.

Do you find continuing legal education (CLE) rules confusing? You have enough to worry about. In about five minutes, learn what you need to know about earning, tracking, and reporting CLE.

Do you know someone deserving of recognition for their work in the profession or their community? The State Bar of Wisconsin seeks to honor them for their hard work. Award nominations are due Jan. 31, 2025.