What happens when there aren’t enough attorneys to fully develop cases or serve entire regions? Former Alaska Supreme Court Chief Justice Joel Bolger shares insights for Wisconsin's ongoing lawyer shortage ahead of the opening plenary at the State Bar's Annual Meeting & Conference.

In Wisconsin, there are no statutes or state rules that address the use of AI, much less its ethical use in the legal profession. But is a new rule required just because a new technology is being used by the legal system? All statements or expressions of opinion in this article are those of the authors alone.

Two recent federal cases have reached different conclusions about whether client-created AI materials are protected by attorney-client privilege or the work product doctrine. Sarah Peterson examines the cases and offers practical tips for lawyers advising clients.

What does meaningful mentorship actually look like? For Beth Ann Richlen, 2026 Mentor of the Year, the answers not only can shape careers, but also communities.

Each year, lawyers identified as future leaders by State Bar leaders statewide attend the Leadership Development Summit. Participants display leadership capabilities, demonstrate a strong commitment to the legal profession, and possess the potential to bethe next generation of State Bar leaders.

With summer employment season approaching, now is a timely moment to review Wisconsin and federal child labor laws. This Legal Research 101 guide highlights statutes, agency resources, treatises, databases, and research tools to help lawyers stay current and guide clients toward compliance.