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Women Who Helped Shape The Law In The Midwest
By Sabina Bosshard, Attorney March is National Women’s History Month, a time to reflect on the individuals who have shaped our communities, institutions, and professions. In the legal field, women across Wisconsin and the broader Midwest have played a powerful role in transforming courts, influencing legislation, and expanding access to […]
Personal Injury Claims For Partially At-Fault Drivers In Wisconsin
By Howard Eglash, Personal Injury Attorney Wisconsin’s Comparative Negligence Rule Explained Wisconsin follows a modified comparative negligence system. Under this rule, an injured person may recover damages as long as they are not more at fault than the other party. In practical terms: If you are partially at fault, your recovery […]
Tax Season Preparation For Business Owners
By Andrew R. Bosshard, Business Law Attorney Article by Andrew R. Bosshard, Business Law Attorney at Bosshard Parke Ltd. For more information, contact him at 608-782-1469. Article by Andrew R. Bosshard, Business Law Attorney at Bosshard Parke Ltd. For more information, contact him at 608-782-1469. Why Tax Season Is Different For Business […]
Child Support Modifications When Life Changes
By Jason Goldstein, Family Law Attorney Life changes fast. Child support orders do not. In Wisconsin, child support does not automatically adjust when income, employment, or family circumstances change. Parents often assume updates happen on their own. They do not. Understanding when a modification makes sense—and how to pursue one—helps […]
What Research Reveals About Divorce Predictions
By Trevor Johnson, Family Law Attorney Divorce research often focuses on patterns. Communication habits. Financial stress. Parenting conflict. These studies do not predict individual outcomes. They do highlight issues family law attorneys see repeatedly in Wisconsin divorce cases. Understanding these patterns helps people recognize problems early and make informed decisions […]
Unreasonable Refusal To Rehire In A Recent Wisconsin Workers’ Comp Case
By Howard Eglash, Personal Injury Attorney When an employee suffers a work-related injury, the path back to employment often creates tension between medical restrictions and business operations. A recent Wisconsin workers’ compensation case, Bruce Belland Trucking, Inc. v. Labor and Industry Review Commission, highlights how disputes over reemployment can lead […]
New Wisconsin Court Ruling Clarifies Insurance Disputes In Injury Claims
By Howard Eglash, Personal Injury Attorney Insurance disputes often sit at the center of personal injury cases. A recent Wisconsin Court of Appeals decision, Andrew J. Kyllonen v. Artisan and Truckers Casualty Company, provides new guidance on how courts analyze coverage questions when an injured person seeks compensation. The ruling […]
Is January the Right Time to File for Divorce?
January is often referred to as “Divorce Month” because many couples choose to file for divorce after the holidays. For some, the end of the holiday season brings clarity and a desire for a fresh start. For others, waiting until January simply makes financial or logistical sense. But is January […]
Should You Update Your Operating Agreement in the New Year?
By Darla A. Krzoska, Business & Employment Law Attorney The start of a new year is often a time when business owners review goals, financials, and plans for growth. It’s also a smart time to revisit one of the most important governing documents a limited liability company has: the operating […]