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Municipal Law Memo: Court Issues Another Immunity Decision
Court Issues Another Immunity Decision Last week, the Wisconsin Supreme Court issued its decision in Legue v. City of Racine, another immunity case involving the operation of an emergency vehicle. The case arose from a motor vehicle accident involving plaintiff’s vehicle and a City of Racine police car driven by Officer Amy Matsen. The officer […]
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Municipal Law Memo – July 19, 2014
City of New Richmond to Appeal Circuit Court DPPA/Open Records Decision: The City of New Richmond has announced its intention to appeal the decision of St. Croix County Circuit Court Judge Howard Cameron in the New Richmond News, et al. v. City of New Richmond case. This case garnered the attention of municipalities and police […]
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Wisconsin Municipal Law Memo – June 23, 2014
Wisconsin Supreme CourtDecidesInteresting Coverage Case: Last week, the Wisconsin Supreme Court issued its decision in Jackson v. Wisconsin County Mutual Insurance Corporation, 2014 WI 36, clarifying the definition of “using” a motor vehicle for purposes of determining coverage under an underinsured motorist policy. The plaintiff, Rachelle Jackson, a Milwaukee County deputy sheriff, was patrolling the […]
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Wisconsin Municipal Law Memo – May 16, 2014
Wisconsin Courts Issue Public Records Decision: The Wisconsin Court of Appeals recently issued a decision in an interesting public records case, Ardell v. Milwaukee Board of School Directors. Ardell made a public records request to MBSD seeking disclosure of records relating to an MBSD employee. Applying the public records balancing test, MBSD initially decided to […]
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Wisconsin Municipal Law Memo – May 5, 2014
State Supreme Court Accepts Another Case With Potential McNeely Issues: The Wisconsin Supreme Court has accepted another case that may provide guidance on the application of the Missouri v. McNeely decision in Wisconsin. State v. Foster involves a defendant charged with a sixth offense OWI. Unlike the two other cases accepted recently by the supreme […]
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Wisconsin Municipal Law Memo – April 28, 2014
New LawMay Lead to Changes in the Prosecution of Marijuana Possession: A new law relating to the prosecution of marijuana possession in Wisconsin, 2013 Wisconsin Act 293, was recently enacted. The new law gives municipalities broader authority to enact ordinances prohibiting the possession of marijuana or a synthetic cannabinoid. Previously, ordinances could only prohibit possession […]
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Wisconsin Municipal Law Memo – April 10, 2014
Stafford Rosenbaum LLP, with offices in Madison and Milwaukee, announced that Larry Clancy, formerly of Cook & Franke S.C., has joined the firm in its Milwaukee office. Clancy practices in the areas of business law, banking and finance, general corporate, real estate and bankruptcy. He received his law degree from University of Wisconsin Law School.
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Wisconsin Municipal Law Memo – March 28, 2014
The Stafford Rosenbaum Environmental Law Blog is now available. The blog provides information on new and proposed laws affecting environmental law concerns in Wisconsin. Weekly previews are also posted to keep readers informed on administrative agency hearings and meetings on issues relating to environmental law.
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Wisconsin Municipal Law Memo – March 20, 2014
Stafford Rosenbaum is proud to announce that Associate Amy Collins has been named to the Order of the Coif. The Order of the Coif is an honorary group selected from those graduating law students with the highest grade points. It is limited to no more than ten percent of the class.
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Wisconsin Municipal Law Memo – March 6, 2014
Brian Butler, an attorney with Stafford Rosenbaum LLP, has been named a Leader in the Law by the Wisconsin Law Journal. The attorneys and judges selected were chosen based on a variety of criteria, including outstanding leadership, vision and legal expertise in Wisconsin’s legal community.
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Wisconsin Municipal Law Memo – March 3, 2014
In the November 2012 issue of InBusiness magazine, Stafford Rosenbaum has been recognized in the top "Gold" category on the magazine's first annual "Best Companies to Work For" list. Companies on the list were evaluated with regard to the benefits they offer employees.
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Wisconsin Municipal Law Memo – February 13, 2014
Stafford Rosenbaum LLP is pleased to announce the addition of nine well-established attorneys to the firm’s Madison office. Effective March 1, 2015, Robert G. Lee, H. Robert Kilkelly, Loren R. Paulson, Jeffrey W. Younger, Thomas H. Brush, Paul W. Schwarzenbart, Scott A. Seid, Robert O. Grulke and Jeffrey R. Schneider will be joining the firm. These attorneys bring with them a wealth of experience in diverse areas of the law including business, real estate, trusts and estates, employment, family, intellectual property and litigation.
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Wisconsin Municipal Law Memo: February 3, 2014
Stafford Rosenbaum LLP is pleased to announce the addition of seven well-established attorneys and paralegals to the firm’s Madison office. Effective July 1, 2014, Tom Solheim, Dave Billing, Jim Statz, and Laura Callan will be joining the firm as partners, Eileen Kelley will be joining as an associate, and Susan Tuohy and Cynthia Draeger will be joining as paralegals. The seven bring a wealth of experience in diverse areas of the law including business, trusts and estates, real estate, intellectual property, and litigation.
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