Hey! That’s my land! Understanding Adverse Possession
 Adverse-possession disputes are emotionally charged matters that are pervasive in Wisconsin. Recent cases heard by the Wisconsin Court of Appeals highlight some of the many complications of adverse possession and provide insight into how to prove and defend adverse-possession claims and how to avoid a dispute in the first place. More
Using the New, Flawed Residential Offer Form
 As of March 1, real estate licensees are required to use the 2010 WB-11 – residential offer to purchase form, authorized by the Wisconsin Department of Regulation and Licensing. The new form, however, contains substantive drafting errors that might require a recall of the form. Until then, here is some guidance on using the form. More
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Inside the Bar: The Justice System?
A "system" is more than its parts. President’s Message: Quacks!
If it looks like a duck and tries to sell you a trust, it’s still a duck. Editorial: Defining "Voluntary Confession"
The legal standard courts use to determine if a confession is voluntary or involuntary is too dull. Ethics: E-09-04: Conflicts from Dual Roles as Family Court Commissioner and Guardian ad Litem
E-09-04 discusses rules governing lawyers in dual roles. Practice Tips: Stimulating Growth with Alternative Fee Arrangements
Offering fixed-fee arrangements offers advantages to law firms. Managing Risk: 10 Tips to Unbundle Legal Services
Tips reduce risks of unbundling legal services. What Keeps You Awake at Night?
Reader advice: What is the best way to get rid of computer equipment?
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