If a Trespasser is Injured on My Property, Am I Responsible?
By Attorney Daniel F. Schmeeckle
As a landowner, you might wonder whether you need to be concerned about injuries that occur when someone trespasses on your property. Generally, trespassers enter... Legal Custody vs. Placement
By Attorney Donna L. Ginzl
Wisconsin has two distinct concepts relating to minor children in family law cases: Legal Custody and Physical Placement. Many people use these terms interchangeably, but... “You Don’t Say?!” Political Speech in the Private Sector Workplace
By Attorney Brian G. Formella
Another election season is upon us. That means that there may well be spirited discussions around the workplace water cooler or on social media as... Shipwrecked by a Sidewalk
By Attorney Bradley A. Yanke
With the exponential growth of technology occurring today, there is an often-repeated adage that “the law struggles to keep up with technology.” As such, it... Medicaid Myths and Truths
By Attorney Amy J. Eddy
The cost of nursing home care can be substantial, leaving many people wondering when Medicaid will cover long term care costs. Medicare only covers a... On The Road Again
By Attorney Brent W. Jacobson
If you are traveling out of state and are injured in an automobile accident due to the fault of another, you may have many questions,... Judicare Mediation Services
By Attorney Jason M. Sausser
Our firm receives many calls regarding small claims cases. One issue that immediately becomes a problem is that small claims are limited to damages under... Are They Really Faster and Cleaner?
By Attorney Daniel F. Schmeeckle
In October 2020, the Department of Energy (DOE) adopted a rule defining a new dishwasher class as “standard residential dishwashers with a cycle time for... National Health Care Decisions Day
By Attorney Katherine A. Young
National Healthcare Decisions Day (NHDD) is celebrated each year on April 16th. Founded in 2008, the mission of NHDD is to encourage and empower people... What is Elder Law?
By Attorney Amy J. Eddy
We are often asked What is elder law? While the definition of “elderly” is the subject of some debate, the most common defining point is... Lease Rights Beyond the Property Line
By Attorney Steven H. Thompson
A lease is an agreement between one party which owns real estate, (landlord or lessor), and another party who seeks to gain use rights to... Whose Insurance Should Pay for Vehicle Repairs?
By Attorney Bradley A. Yanke
After an accident, a new or potential client will often ask me: “Who should handle my wrecked vehicle – my insurance company or the at-fault...