By Attorney Jaclyn Kallie Employment relationships can sometimes end in less-than-ideal circumstances, such as downsizing, layoffs, the elimination of a position due to company restructuring, or the termination of an employee for other reasons. When these relationships come to an end, an employer may offer an employee a severance agreement, …

By: Attorney John McNally and Law Clerk Nancy Cattani Death is an inevitable part of life, but dealing with the aftermath of a person’s death can be a challenging and emotional experience for their loved ones. When a person passes away, their estate will typically pass through probate court to ensure …

By: Attorney Adam Schleis and Law Clerk Nancy Cattani For those who are facing criminal charges, it is important to understand the distinction between different types of property crimes. These cases involve accusations of taking another’s property without permission..Criminal charges for theft can range from a Class A misdemeanor to …

By: Attorney Chris Strohbehn and Law Clerk Nancy Cattani Few things are more terrifying than the idea of being inside a building that collapses. People in this situation may be injured by falling rubble or could be pinned under debris, such as collapsed walls and ceilings. Collapses of large, multi-story …

By: Attorney Jorge Fragoso Drinking and driving is a dangerous act, and in Wisconsin, it can result in severe consequences. Those who operate motor vehicles after drinking alcohol or using drugs could potentially be pulled over and arrested, and they may be charged with the offense of Operating While Intoxicated …

During the warm summer months, boating is a popular activity for many Wisconsinites. However, like many other recreational activities, boating comes with some risks. There are a variety of boat accidents that can occur due to issues such as negligent operation or equipment failure, and these accidents can lead to …

By: GRGB Partners Christopher Strohbehn and Russell Karnes In a recent decision by the Wisconsin Supreme Court related to property taxes for large stores, the Court stated “[w]e do not read the Manual to strictly prohibit the use of vacant properties as comparable to occupied properties. The language of ‘should …

 By: Attorney Max Stephenson and Paralegal Ali Jaeger Getting a divorce can be a complicated and overwhelming process, and it will require you to address numerous financial issues and practical concerns, while also dealing with conflict with your spouse and emotional issues related to the end of your marriage. However, …

Q. As if I don’t have enough to do, my insurance agent thinks I should get a “risk management audit” of my law firm. Is this really necessary? A. It’s not necessary at …

By: Attorney Nicole Masnica  Human trafficking is a serious criminal offense that can result in severe legal consequences in the state of Wisconsin. The state’s laws on human trafficking cover a wide range of activities related to transporting or harboring people to perform labor or engage in commercial sex acts. A …

How far will justices of the Supreme Court of Maryland go to protect their colleagues from the criticism of lawyers appearing before them? Scenario: Disturbed by a judicial ruling that trampled upon his client’s Sixth Amendment right …

Q. After testifying last month that she earned no income other than that reflected on the paystubs and tax returns we put into evidence, my client just told me that she makes extra money “under the table.” What are my duties to the client, to the Court and to the IRS? …