The U.S. Department of the Treasury suspended enforcement of the Corporate Transparency Act (CTA) for U.S. citizens and domestic reporting companies. On Sunday night, the Treasury announced that U.S. citizens and domestic reporting companies will no longer face penalties or fines for failure to report under the CTA.

In Wisconsin, the requirement of finding fault in divorce has come and gone over the decades. Comm. Barry Boline discusses the history of divorce and finding fault in Wisconsin.

The Board of Governors requested further study on the proposed pilot project, which would expand online attorney access to Wisconsin court documents. The Board also discussed a proposed budget for fiscal year 2026 and approved the Keller dues reductions amount.

A conversation on the transformative impact of AI on legal research, with Damien Riehl from vLex.

The pandemic could not justify eliminating a mother's right to a jury trial for a claim of medical malpractice arising from childbirth and the death of her newborn son in 2020, making a statute granting broad immunity to health care providers unconstitutional.

Registration is open for the State Bar of Wisconsin Annual Meeting & Conference. This year AMC takes place June 18-20 in Madison. Join us at the Monona Terrace Community and Convention Center – register now for the best rates.

Looking for CLE? From personal injury and treatment courts, to the 2025 Wispact Update, State Bar of Wisconsin PINNACLE offers programs to keep you on top of your practice.

Young lawyers, you're invited to the State Bar of Wisconsin Young Lawyers Conference. Meet in Brookfield on Friday, March 28, for free CLE sessions and networking. ABA President-elect Michelle Behnke will give the keynote speech.

Do you seek opportunities that will put you in contact with the leaders of your profession? Submit your petition to represent Wisconsin's legal community through the American Bar Association House of Delegates.