Charged with Healthcare Fraud in Wisconsin? You Need a Lawyer
Posted on January 13, 2025 in White Collar Crimes
If you are a healthcare provider, a charge of healthcare fraud can have serious implications. Not only do you face potential criminal penalties such as jail time and fines, but the accusation can threaten your livelihood and reputation. If convicted of healthcare fraud, you could be excluded from participating in federal healthcare programs and even lose your license to practice
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Can You Be Charged with Conspiracy Without Committing a Crime?
Can You Be Charged with Conspiracy Without Committing a Crime?
Posted on December 30, 2024 in White Collar Crimes
The crime of conspiracy is unusual given the fact that, even if you do not technically commit another crime, you can be charged with conspiracy to commit a crime if you start planning the crime and meet other elements of the criminal offense. That is because the crime of conspiracy is its own separate crime – for example, you could
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Are Accusations of Domestic Battery Public?
Are Accusations of Domestic Battery Public?
Posted on December 16, 2024 in Criminal Defense
If you have been accused of domestic battery, you may be concerned not only about the serious criminal penalties you may face, but also about the potential implications for your life and career if the accusations become public. The potential personal, reputational, and financial consequences of a domestic battery charge becoming public information are significant, especially if the accusations are false. That is why it
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Six Unique Expenses in a High Net-Worth Divorce
Posted on December 09, 2024 in Divorce
Divorce can be a stressful process, but when high-value assets are at stake, it can be that much more complicated and expensive. For one, the assets involved in a high-net-worth divorce are worth a great deal of money. They can also be unique, encompassing anything from classic cars to intellectual property, to more traditional assets like real estate.
For another, high net-worth divorces can sometimes bring up privacy considerations due to
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The Impact of Vehicular Homicide Convictions on Civil Liability
Posted on November 26,2024 in Criminal Defense
In Wisconsin, if you have been convicted of the crime of vehicular homicide, your liability may not end with the conviction. You may also face a separate civil lawsuit related to the conduct that led to the vehicular homicide conviction. This civil “personal injury” lawsuit may be brought to recover damages if you were convicted for the crime. A Wisconsin personal injury defense attorney can represent you if you
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Burden of Proof: The Meaning of Innocent Until Proven Guilty
Posted on November 18, 2024 in Criminal Defense
The idea that a criminal defendant is “innocent until proven guilty” has been drilled into the American public for decades. The phrase appears in virtually any movie or TV show about the criminal justice system. However, this phrase is more than just a platitude or lip service to the rights of the accused. It has actual legal weight and is vitally important for the outcome of a criminal trial.
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Protecting Your Privacy During High Asset Divorce
Protecting Your Privacy During High Asset Divorce
Posted on November 07,2024 in Family Law
Making the decision to separate from your spouse can be a difficult process. Once you do make the decision, it will be helpful to think about how best to handle the separation and divorce proceedings. There are many factors to take into account, but one often overlooked but important issue is preserving your privacy during this stressful and challenging time–both potentially from your spouse and
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Common White Collar Crimes and What to Do If You Are Being Investigated
Common White Collar Crimes and What to Do If You Are Being Investigated
Posted on October 31,2024 in White Collar Crimes
White collar crimes are nonviolent crimes that usually involve financial losses and fraud. The term “white collar” refers to the white collars of button-down business shirts because these types of crimes are often perpetrated in a commercial or business context. White collar crimes are sometimes high-profile cases involving known business and political figures deceiving or concealing information for
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How is Vehicular Homicide Prosecuted in Wisconsin?
How is Vehicular Homicide Prosecuted in Wisconsin?
Posted on October 28,2024 in Criminal DefenseIn the event of a tragic accident involving someone’s death, there is a possibility, depending on the circumstances, that the driver may face a charge of vehicular homicide. In Wisconsin, this charge can arise in a situation where the driver caused either the death of another human being or unborn child while operating or handling a motor vehicle. A driver who faces charges of
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When May Child Support Payment Obligations End in Wisconsin?
Posted on October 23,2024 in Divorce
As part of a divorce, legal separation, or paternity proceeding involving children, the court will determine the amount of child support a parent owes. Generally, after a court has entered an order for child support, the party paying child support must continue doing so according to the terms of the order or may be subject to criminal proceedings.
However, there are several instances where a legal right to terminate child support payments
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Legal Separation Versus Divorce in Wisconsin
Posted on October 15,2024 in Divorce
Wisconsin offers two legal options to end your relationship with your spouse: legal separation or divorce. Both methods provide a legal means to deal with custody, the financial relationship between the parties, and child support. However, couples who choose to go through a legal separation remain married. There are some important differences between legal separation and divorce. An experienced Wisconsin divorce lawyer can help you decide the better route to take
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Can You Sue a Police Officer for Using Excessive Force?
Can You Sue a Police Officer for Using Excessive Force?
Posted on October 08,2024 in Civil Rights
Most people know that when you get injured in a car accident that is caused by someone else’s negligence, you can pursue compensation from the responsible person or an insurance company. Likewise, if someone breaks into your house, kills your spouse, and steals your property, you can pursue a claim against that person in civil court for the losses you experience.
But
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How May a Wisconsin Corporation Make Changes to its Bylaws?
Posted on October 03,2024 in Business Law
Corporate bylaws govern a Wisconsin corporation’s internal operations. They are generally drafted by an attorney before a company’s initial incorporation. While a company’s articles of incorporation are filed with the Wisconsin Department of Financial Institutions (FDI), the bylaws are an internal legal document governing important aspects of how the company is run and are not filed with the FDI. Although Wisconsin business law does not require bylaws, they contain important company policies
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Can Nurses Lose Their License For Coming to Work Drunk? | WI
Can Nurses Lose Their License For Coming to Work Drunk? | WI
Posted on September 30,2024 in Medical License Defense
A nurse can lose his license for being drunk or under the influence of drugs while on the job. Nursing boards take substance use at work very seriously because it jeopardizes patient safety and undermines the integrity of the profession. Coming to work impaired is seen as a violation of the nurse’s duty to provide safe and competent care,
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Commercial Lease Disputes For Milwaukee Businesses
Commercial Lease Disputes For Milwaukee Businesses
Posted on September 26,2024 in Commercial Litigation
Leasing commercial space is one of the most important aspects of running a business. However, when disputes arise between landlords and tenants, the conflict can disrupt operations, hurt relationships, and lead to expensive legal battles. Whether you are a landlord dealing with tenant nonpayment issues or a tenant dealing with unfair lease terms, navigating a commercial lease dispute requires a thorough understanding of both Wisconsin law
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Do I Need a Business License to Operate in Milwaukee?
Do I Need a Business License to Operate in Milwaukee?
Posted on September 23,2024 in Business Law
Many businesses in Milwaukee are required to obtain a business license before they can legally operate. Whether you are starting a restaurant, retail store, or professional service firm, a license is often necessary to ensure your business complies with local regulations. Even home-based businesses or online operations may need certain permits depending on the type of work you do.
Checking the specific
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