May 20, 2026 – A dystopian criminal reality may hide behind cheering crowds at large, international events – human trafficking. Civil liability hovers over businesses that disregard common signs of the crime.

May 19, 2026 – Business litigators in Wisconsin are confronting a wide range of issues that do not fit neatly into traditional categories. The rules may be familiar. But new technology, evolving case law, and familiar doctrines in unfamiliar settings are creating fresh challenges for Wisconsin business litigators.

May 15, 2026 – 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.

May 14, 2026 – The lawyers admitted to the State Bar in 1976 now look back on their varied careers, finding wisdom in trials, transactions, and service to rural communities. This illustrious class includes former Wisconsin Supreme Court Chief Justice Ann Walsh Bradley and two former State Bar of Wisconsin presidents, Diane S. Diel of Milwaukee and Susan R. Steingass of Madison.