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The Next Big Thing in e-Discovery: Wisconsin Adopts Federal Rules Regarding Inadvertent Disclosure and Clawback

April 17, 2013 – New e-Discovery rules that took effect at the beginning of 2013 put Wisconsin courts in a solid position to address the expected tide of e-discovery disputes. Learn more in this article from three experts on Wisconsin’s e-Discovery rules.

Sequester Saps Wisconsin’s Federal Defender, District Courts Tighten Belts

April 17, 2013 – The U.S. District Courts for the eastern and western districts of Wisconsin will continue its normal hours of operation, but its schedule will likely be altered by furloughs to federal defenders and (possibly) U.S. attorneys.

Rules of Evidence: Daubert Not a Game-Changer

April 17, 2013 – In this article, Madison lawyer Mike Riley explains that Wisconsin’s adoption of the Daubert standard for expert witnesses has not impacted state cases in a major way, with advice on how and when Daubert motions should be filed.

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Health Care Decisions: Talk About Them Now With Your Family and Your Clients

April 17, 2013 – Most Americans have not exercised their right to make decisions about their health care in the event that they cannot speak for themselves. Elder law attorney Ben Adams points viewers to the State Bar’s consumer guide, A Gift to Your Family, as a great tool to start the conversation. The State Bar is offering free electronic access to and special discounts on this resource through April.