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- Upholding the Sanctity of the Attorney-Client Privilege
- The Wisconsin Supreme Court's 2004 Sampson decision established with certainty that the client owns and controls the attorney-client privilege. This clear decision should produce many positive results for clients, practitioners, and the state judicial system.
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- Determining 'Community of Interest' under the WFDL
- In Central Corp. v. Research Products, the Wisconsin Supreme Court promoted a multifaceted approach to determine "
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- Conqueror of the Citadel: Chief Justice George R. Currie
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- Legal News and Trends
- under the Wisconsin Fair Dealership Law.; A prime intellect on the Wisconsin Supreme Court, Chief Justice George R. Currie made Wisconsin one of the leaders of the mid-20th century movement to modernize tort and contract law by eliminating the citadel of traditional limits on liability.

Professional liability insrance covers pro bono volunteers.	In considering the WisTAF petition, the Board of Governors determined that each lawyer should decide how to be a part of the solution of providing legal services to indigent people. Thus, the board encourages lawyers to consider making a voluntary - not
The Wisconsin Legislature generates thousands of documents, making it difficult to comb through every collection point to find needed information. using the legislature Web site can accelerate and narrow the search process.	Ethics 2000 Proposed Rule Creates GAL Conduct Standard Ethics 2000: Proposed rule creates GAL conduct standard.
In the News 2004 Wisconsin Law Foundation Fellows 2004 Wisconsin Law Foundation Fellows.	Practice Tips Using the Wisconsin Legislature Web Site The Wisconsin Legislature generates thousands of documents, making it difficult to comb through every collection point to find needed information. using the legislature Web site can accelerate and narrow the search process.
This final column in the series "	Risk Management Retired but Still Liable Taking Down the Shingle" addresses the professional liability of retired lawyers whose names remain on the firm letterhead.