Litigation and the Risks of Social Media
By Attorney Richard H. Fuller
Today social media use is an integral part of everyday life for many. There are numerous platforms people use for communication, such as Facebook, Instagram,... Landlord Lag Time in Wisconsin
By Attorney Jocelyn Donahue-Renfert
The benefit to renting over owning is avoiding unexpected repair costs, in contrast, it can mean having to wait for the landlord to make repairs.... The Catch With An Account Stated
By Attorney Daniel F. Schmeeckle
“An account stated is an agreement between a debtor and a creditor that the items of a transaction between them are correctly stated in a... When Your LLC Designation is Not Enough
By Attorney Steven H. Thompson
A limited liability entity, such as a LLC or Corporation, is an important part of protecting your individual assets from liabilities arising from your business.... Shareholder Rights With Corporations
By Attorney Brent W. Jacobson
As part of my business litigation practice, I regularly represent corporations and shareholders in corporations. On the shareholder side, parties often seek to learn more... Wisconsin’s New LLC Act
By Attorneys Alissa J. Thompson and Keith J. Pilger
The Wisconsin Legislature recently passed a new law governing limited liability companies in Wisconsin (the “Act”). The Act is primarily based on the most recent... Camp Lejeune Justice Act
By Attorney Bradley A. Yanke
The word Le jeune translates from French as young or youthful. This seemingly benign name does not accurately reflect the decades of water contamination and... May I Go to Another State to Get a Speedy Divorce?
By Attorney Jason M. Sausser
In Wisconsin, there is a 120-day waiting period for divorces. After the summons and complaint are served on you or your spouse, the earliest you... Updating a Business Name in Wisconsin
By Attorney Jocelyn Donahue-Renfert
Maybe your business has changed or maybe your tastes have, but the good news is that your business is not stuck with the first name... Are You Ready to Build a House?
By Attorney Brent W. Jacobson
Are you ready to finally build the new home you always dreamed of? Perhaps you are considering adding on to your existing home. Construction projects... Going It Alone In Court
By Attorney Daniel F. Schmeeckle
Individuals have a right to self-representation in Wisconsin courts and in federal court.[1] Pro se is Latin for “on one’s own behalf.” When a litigant... Deeds, Deeds, Deeds
By Attorney Alissa J. Thompson
Often when individuals purchase real estate, their understanding of the transaction is that the Seller will convey the real estate by executing and recording a...