Bankruptcy law is intimidating – and a lawyer's errors can irrevocably harm a vulnerable client – but it's a practice area with growing demand. Learn applicable law, build financial literacy, and start with simple cases.

A recent Executive Order effectively removes the use of disparate impact theory in evaluating discrimination claims against federal employers. Katherine O'Malley discusses the Order, its impact, and key takeaways.

The 2025 ABA Techshow helps attendees stay informed about technological advancements and adapt to the changing landscape to remain competitive in the legal industry.

In this episode of the Practice Pulse podcast, Matt Beier from Wisconsin Lawyers Mutual Insurance Co. (WILMIC) dives into the complexities of legal malpractice insurance.

The future of Wisconsin's legal profession just got brighter. With guidance and welcome from the Wisconsin Supreme Court, 204 U.W. Law School graduates begin their legal careers as the newest members of the State Bar of Wisconsin.

Although the physician wasn't in the room where it happened, her patient who lost her ovaries without consent during a colon surgery raised a claim that could proceed past a motion to dismiss for failure to state a claim.

When JJ Moore was seven years old, sheriff’s deputies came to evict his family. Decades later, he’s made it his mission to ensure others in crisis don’t face those moments alone. Now a staff attorney at Legal Action of Wisconsin, Moore is the 2025 Outstanding Young Lawyer of the Year.

The 19th annual Intellectual Property Academy is July 17-18 in Sturgeon Bay. Register soon for the best price – the early-bird discount expires June 16, 2025.