Is it Possible to Overturn a Wrongful Conviction in Wisconsin?
Posted on September 16,2024 in Criminal Defense
If you have been convicted of a crime in Milwaukee, you may wonder if there is a way to challenge the court’s decision. The appeals process allows you to ask a higher court to review the case for legal errors that may have affected the outcome. It is important to know that an appeal is not a new trial. Instead, it focuses
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Are Wisconsin Noncompete Contracts Legal in 2024?
Are Wisconsin Noncompete Contracts Legal in 2024?
Posted on September 11,2024 in Business Law
Noncompete agreements are contracts between employers and employees that restrict the employee’s ability to work for a competing business or start a competing company for a certain period of time after their employment ends. These agreements can help protect a business’s trade secrets, customer relationships, and other confidential information. However, there has been growing concern that noncompete agreements unfairly limit workers’ ability to seek new
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Will I Go to Jail for Accidentally Starting a Wildfire?
Posted on September 04,2024 in Criminal Defense
Wildfire season in Wisconsin is drawing to a close. The season started off with more fires than usual after a particularly warm winter and, as of today, nearly 900 wildfires have burned throughout the state.
Some fires are inevitable and can even be used to manage growth in a way that helps mitigate more serious wildfires in the future. But when fires are caused by humans – whether intentionally or not –
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Can Someone Be Kicked Out of School for Title IX Violations?
Posted on August 31,2024 in College Student Representation
Title IX is a federal law that was enacted as part of the Education Amendments of 1972. It prohibits sex-based discrimination in any educational program or activity that receives federal funding. This law is crucial because it ensures that all students, regardless of gender, have equal access to education and related opportunities. Title IX is often associated with addressing issues like sexual harassment, assault, and discrimination on college campuses, making it
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How Attorneys Help with Commercial Construction Disputes
Posted on August 23,2024 in Commercial Litigation
Commercial construction projects are complicated. They involve many people, detailed contracts, and large amounts of money. Because of this complexity, disputes, or disagreements often arise.
These disputes can range from contract disagreements and project delays to payment problems and concerns about the quality of work. When these disputes happen, they can halt the project and lead to expensive legal battles.
This is where attorneys who are skilled in construction law come in.
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Can I Sue My Insurance Company for Denying Coverage?
Posted on August 21,2024 in Insurance Coverage Litigation
Few of us enjoy paying our insurance premiums every month, yet we do so because we understand that catastrophes can happen and we may need a safety net to cover our health, home, and finances in an emergency.
When an insurance company tries to deny or reduce coverage for illegitimate reasons, this is called “bad faith insurance.” The law prohibits insurance companies from acting this way, and people who
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Wisconsin Medical License Renewal and DSPS License Complaint Defense
Wisconsin Medical License Renewal And DSPS License Complaint Defense
Posted on August 15,2024 in Medical License Defense
A physician cannot practice in the state of Wisconsin without a medical license from the Wisconsin Medical Examining Board. Allegations of professional misconduct that trigger a board investigation can pose both immediate and long-term threats to a doctor’s ability to practice medicine, make a living, care for their family, and live the life that many years of difficult studying and training deserves.
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What Happens if You Sell Drugs to Someone Who Overdoses?
Posted on August 05, 2024 in Drug Crimes
Overdose deaths in Wisconsin have steadily increased in recent years and this trend shows no signs of stopping. Fentanyl and other powerful synthetic opioids are now often cut into unrelated drugs, leading to nearly twice as many people dying of an overdose in 2021 compared to 2019, including many people who never intended to take drugs with opioids in them.
In response to this dramatic increase in overdose fatalities, Wisconsin Governor
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How Can Civil Litigation Address Construction Defects?
Posted on July 31, 2024 in Commercial Litigation
Construction projects require significant investments of time, money, and resources. Unfortunately, work performed on these projects may not meet proper standards and defects can lead to serious safety concerns and financial losses. Civil litigation can be an effective way to address these defects and recover compensation for the damages caused. An experienced attorney can help property owners, real estate developers, or other parties address these issues correctly through construction litigation
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When Can Multiple OWI Convictions Lead to Felony Charges?
Posted on July 26, 2024 in Criminal Defense
Drunk driving is known to be dangerous. The effects of alcohol or drugs on a person’s body and mind can make it difficult or impossible to drive safely. Because of the risks of accidents that can result in serious injuries to multiple people, people who are caught driving while intoxicated face criminal charges.
Operating while intoxicated (OWI) is a serious offense in Wisconsin, particularly for repeat offenders. A person who has
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What Are the Most Common Injuries in Bicycle Accidents?
Posted on July 20, 2024 in Personal Injury
Bicycling is a popular mode of transportation and recreation in Milwaukee and other parts of Wisconsin. However, sharing the road with vehicles can put bicyclists at risk of harm in bicycle accidents, especially when drivers act negligently or fail to share the road safely. When a bicyclist is struck by a vehicle, the injuries can be severe and life-altering. An experienced Wisconsin personal injury attorney can help injured bicyclists
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What Factors Are Considered in Parental Relocation Cases?
There are many reasons why parental relocation may become an issue after parents divorce or separate. When one parent plans to move with their children, the other parent may become concerned about how this will affect the children and their relationship. The parent who is not moving may worry that they will have less time with their children, that they will be less involved in decisions about how their children will be raised, and that longer travel times and
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Can I Stop My Ex-Spouse From Relocating With My Child?
After completing the divorce process, parents establish new routines and do their best to share custody effectively while providing care for their children and maintaining positive parent/child relationships. Maintaining consistent routines and schedules for physical placement is one of the best ways parents can help children become accustomed to the changes they have experienced. However, this consistency can be threatened if a parent chooses to move a significant distance away and requests modifications to visitation schedules or other aspects
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When Could a Bar or Restaurant Lose its Liquor License?
Owners of bars or restaurants in Milwaukee and other nearby cities in Wisconsin must follow various regulations, including specific laws related to selling and serving alcohol. The Wisconsin Department of Safety and Professional Services (DSPS) oversees the issuance and regulation of liquor licenses. Losing a liquor license can be devastating for any establishment, and it is crucial to understand the potential reasons for disciplinary action. An attorney with experience in business and restaurant licensing can help defend against the
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When Can Civil Litigation Address a Breach of Contract?
Contracts form the foundation of many business transactions and relationships. When one party fails to fulfill their obligations under a contract, the other party will need to determine how to address the breach of contract. Commercial litigation may be necessary to resolve contract disputes. By demonstrating that they have suffered harm due to a breach of contract, the injured party can receive appropriate remedies. An experienced attorney can provide representation in these cases, helping injured parties seek remedies
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Are Motorcycle Accidents More Likely to Occur in the Summer?
Posted on June 26, 2024 in Personal Injury
Motorcycle enthusiasts often look forward to the summer as the perfect time to hit the open road. However, while warm weather and clear skies offer ideal riding conditions, motorcyclists also face increased risks. While more motorcycle accidents occur in the summer, those injured in these accidents can take steps to address the harm they have experienced and make sure negligence by other drivers or other parties is addressed. An experienced attorney
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