- Inside the Bar
- Faster, Cheaper, Better
- WisBar Inside Track, the State Bar’s new electronic newsletter, debuts in January, delivery more timely, frequent, and interactive news coverage.
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- President's Message
- Speaking for the Justice System
- As a lawyer, President-elect Barack Obama may be receptive to the issues of the law and the legal profession, and a fair and impartial justice system for all.
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- The State Bar of Wisconsin is a cosponsor at the annual ABA TechShow® 2009, from April 2 to 4 in Chicago, earning State Bar members a discount. This three-day conference offers registrants more than 60 sessions in 15 tracks, including e-discovery, financ
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- The Rules of Professional Conduct, effective July 1, 2007, define the different types of fee arrangements and fees that can be charged to clients.
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- Ethics
- Fees, n., meaning …
- Through this column, the legal writing faculty at Marquette University Law School and other contributors will help solve your vexing legal writing questions with practical guidance. Topics may range from broader issues, such as dispelling grammar myths a
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- Technology offers a plethora of solutions that make working remotely a reality. And these days you don’t even need to endure the hassle of toting a laptop computer when you’re on the road. With the right gear you can fit practically your entire office in
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- Technology
- How to Carry Your Office in the Palm of Your Hand
- There are two inexpensive and simple steps that can be taken to provide more oversight for the disbursement function at a law office. First, a partner needs to be actively involved in the process of issuing checks and payments.
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- According to a recent ABA study, the economy affects malpractice claims. Not only does the frequency of malpractice claims go up as the economy goes down but also different practice areas are more vulnerable to claims than others.
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- letters may be edited for length and clarity. Letters should address the issues, and not be a personal attack on othe
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- The largest combat mobilization of Wisconsin National Guard troops since WWII will occur early next year when approximately 3,500 members of the guard will be called up for duty in Iraq.
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- According to its fiscal year 2008 annual report, during the year the Office of Lawyer Regulation (OLR) saw a slight increase in its case load, with a corresponding increase in the number of pending matters at year end (651) compared to the end of last ye
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