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Business Owners in Divorce: A Basic Overview
 Unique issues arise when a business owner is a party in a divorce action, including valuing the business and determining income available for support or maintenance. Here is a basic overview of the issues for attorneys representing either the business owner or the nonmanaging spouse. More
Mediating Complex Construction Claims
 Large and complex construction claims cases often involve 20 or more parties, millions of dollars in claims, complicated factual and legal issues, intricate insurance coverage questions, a host of conflicting motivations and perspectives, and often occur while construction is ongoing. Here are some broad lessons learned from mediating complex multiparty cases. More
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Inside the Bar: Choosing Citizenship
Sara Liu became a U.S. citizen on April 15, the day most American tax-payers dread. President's Message: Thank You and Farewell
We’ve made good progress on the three initiatives I laid out for this year: access to justice, unauthorized practice of law, and the Wisconsin Judicial Integrity Committee. I plan to focus my time now on judicial election reform. Managing Risk: Avoiding the Dangers of Metadata
Not paying attention to metadata in electronic files can cause embarrassment and serious damage to your practice and reputation. You must keep confidential information confidential. Here’s why. What Keeps You Awake at Night? What is the Best Way to Spend My Limited Marketing Dollars?
I have no marketing expertise, limited money and even less time, but I know I should be doing something to generate new business for my small firm.
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