#FreeBritney. How is Conservatorship Supposed to Work?
By Attorney Amy J. Eddy
The recent media attention to pop star, Britney Spears’ conservatorship has painted a dismal picture of arrangements whereby a court-appointed individual has authority to control... Injured in an Auto Accident? Who Will Pay Your Medical Bills?
By Attorney Brent W. Jacobson
If you are injured in an automobile accident, you may be wondering who will pay for accident-related care and treatment. Prior to a settlement or... What Does the Indemnification Clause in My Contract Mean?
By Attorney Steven H. Thompson
Indemnification provisions provide an important tool to parties seeking to allocate the risk of third-party damages and liabilities when contracting. When reviewing a contract, most... Wisconsin’s Home Improvement Code Protects Homeowners When Remodeling
By Attorney Richard H. Fuller
There has been a significant increase in home remodeling projects since the pandemic began over a year ago, and many people choose to hire a... What is a Title Commitment?
By Attorney Alissa J. Thompson
In almost every real estate transaction title work will be ordered and a title commitment will be provided to the parties to review prior to... Wisconsin Expands Ability to Activate Powers of Attorney for Health Care
By Attorney Katherine A. Young
Wisconsin is facing a shortage of primary care doctors, particularly in rural areas. According to a report by the Wisconsin Council on Medical Education and... The Purpose of a Tax ID Number for an Estate
By Attorney Amy J. Eddy
For those who are unfamiliar with estate and probate administration, the need for a separate tax identification number can be confusing. Most people are familiar... OSHA Speaks: Updated Workplace Guidance for Employers Concerning COVID-19
By Attorney Brian G. Formella
Although the Wisconsin Supreme Court ruled on March 31, 2021 that the Governor’s successive masking orders were unlawful, employers in Wisconsin have been uncertain about... Completing LLC Organization Through Agreements
By Attorney Heather M. Huebner
You have made the decision to start your own small business. That is great news! But what steps should you take now to properly organize... Harassment Restraining Orders: What You Need to Know.
By Attorney Jeffrey T. Raymond
Harassment restraining orders are appropriate when another person threatens, attempts or does strike, shove, kick or otherwise subjects you to physical contact; or repeatedly acts... When $100,000 is not $100,000 – Understanding Underinsured Motorist Limits in Wisconsin
By Attorney Bradley A. Yanke
Any regular reader of our newsletter, or attendee of our seminars, has heard the repeated importance about having enough underinsured motorist coverage (UIM) to protect... Employers in Early 2021: Review, Revise and Communicate FFCRA Leave and Vaccine Policies
By Attorney Brian G. Formella
Although the succession in presidential administrations from Trump to Biden will almost certainly bring many changes to employment and labor law rules and regulations in...