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Wisconsin Lawyer
The Official Publication of the State Bar of Wisconsin
May
2003
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Avoiding the Accidental Franchise
Whenever drafting licensing and dealer arrangements, cautious practitioners should consider whether the Wisconsin Franchise Investment and Fair Dealership laws apply. Both laws offer a potential trap for the unwary - the creation of an accidental franchise, with resulting severe penalties and restrictions.
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Removing Life Insurance from Taxable Estates
LLCs are becoming more popular as an alternative to the irrevocable life insurance trust as a way to remove life insurance from a taxable estate. Learn how LLCs can benefit your clients.
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The Wisconsin Court of Appeals: The More Things Change...Reflecting on 25 Years
The introduction of an intermediate appellate court in 1978 dramatically restructured Wisconsin's court system. Read how in this article that commemorates the Wisconsin Court of Appeals' 25th anniversary in 2003.
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Chief Justice John B. Winslow: Stretching the Procrustean Bed
Winslow pleaded with judges and the public for constructive conservatism, arguing that laws should be reformed through the legislative process and not through court decisions. To do otherwise would stretch the unchanged constitution on a Procrustean bedto fit the desired reform.
From the Archives
The Wisconsin Supreme Court allows the Board of Attorneys Professional Responsibility (BAPR) to publish for educational purposes in an official State Bar publication a summary of facts and professional conduct rule violations in matters in which BAPR has
Lawyer Discipline - Private Reprimand Summaries
imposed private reprimands. The summaries do not disclose information identifying the reprimanded atttorneys.
Opinions, Voices, Ideas
To help celebrate the State Bar's 125th anniversary in 2003, this column will periodically explore some of the 265 founding members - beginning with I.C. Sloan, A. Scott Sloan, and John C. Spooner.
In March, Wisconsin lost two of its finest Bar leaders: past presidents Leonard Loeb and David Saichek.
The introduction of an intermediate appellate court in 1978 dramatically restructured Wisconsin's court system. Read how in this article that commemorates the Wisconsin Court of Appeals' 25th anniversary in 2003.
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