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Most transactional attorneys will encounter deals that involve commercial loans. But what exactly does that mean, and what are the basics attorneys should know, even if they don't have primary responsibility for drafting or reviewing loan documents?

Subcontractors on federal projects must often contend with a variety of standard clauses that are “flowed down” from the prime contract to the subcontract. While the subcontractor may be able to reject certain of these clauses, those that remain can impose significant obligations on the subcontractor, writes Samuel Jack.

Does your business client need an LLC, LLP, C or S corporation, or partnership? With the information in 'LLCs and LLPs: A Wisconsin Handbook' from State Bar of Wisconsin PINNACLE, you can help them achieve their dreams for their businesses.

Can an insurance carrier can deny coverage to a policy holder under a pure claims-made policy due to late notice in the absence of prejudice? Wisconsin courts have distinguished between claims-made-and-reported policies and pure claims-made policies.

The Chevron doctrine sometimes required courts to defer to "permissible" agency interpretations of statutes those agencies administer. The U.S. Supreme Court overruled Chevron in 2024. Here is a brief synopsis of the rise and all of Chevron and the new standards that apply when courts are reviewing agency action at the state and federal level.