May 20, 2026 – A pocket-sized evidence rulebook. A family law handbook with forms, checklists, and procedures. A newly supplemented employment law resource covering private-sector, nonunion employment issues. Together, these State Bar of Wisconsin PINNACLE® books can help Wisconsin lawyers stay organized, prepared, and current.

Updated: Wisconsin Rules of Evidence: Pocket Edition 2026

This compilation of the Wisconsin Rules of Evidence contains just the rules – no commentary, no cases, no Judicial Council Committee Notes – in a 4" x 6" booklet just the right size for a pocket, purse, backpack, or briefcase.

You’re on the move and can’t always be near a computer or statute book. Put the relevant rules of evidence right in your pocket.

The 2026 edition includes recent legislation that:

• amended Wisconsin’s rule on the admissibility of expert witness testimony to conform to the corresponding rule in the Federal Rules of Evidence;

• recodified Wisconsin’s battery statutes and modified corresponding cross-references throughout the Wisconsin Statutes, including in the Wisconsin Rules of Evidence;

• provided that violations of the newly created offenses of sexual extortion and child grooming qualify as “sexual misconduct” under the Wisconsin Rules of Evidence; and

• modified the rule governing the admissibility of audiovisual recordings of children’s statements by increasing the maximum age at which the person giving the statement is considered a “child.”

This volume is new, and ready to ship in May 2026.

Revised: Family Law in Wisconsin: A Forms and Procedures Handbook (forms included)

Part of the Books Unbound Library Collection: Family Law

From initial client interviews to postjudgment actions, Family Law in Wisconsin: A Forms and Procedures Handbook (previously titled System Book for Family Law) can help you streamline your family law practice while sparing your clients undue stress. With all the essential forms, checklists, outlines, and overviews, the Handbook ensures you get the information you need systematically.

The Handbook's Master Information List and Office Master File offer a systematic approach to making each divorce or family law case a less complex enterprise. By providing tools to eliminate unnecessary meetings, letters, and other communications, the Handbook enables you to spend more time listening to your client’s needs and meeting them efficiently and effectively.

Family Law in Wisconsin: A Forms and Procedures Handbook is an invaluable resource for any lawyer who practices family law — whether in a large firm or a solo practice — providing the guidance you want, the resources you need, and the results you demand.

Both the print and Books UnBound versions include a complete set of fillable, unannotated forms via download.

Within Family Law in Wisconsin: A Forms and Procedures Handbook, you’ll discover successful strategies to collect information and cut through the clutter that often accompanies family law cases.

Newly Supplemented: Wisconsin Employment Law

To find the most comprehensive treatment of Wisconsin law governing private-sector, nonunion employment available, look to Wisconsin Employment Law. It presents the perspectives of both employee and employer advocates and provides an invaluable combination of experience and knowledge for attorneys and human resource professionals.

In this indispensable resource, you’ll find thorough, practical discussions of rapidly evolving issues such as:

• privacy rights in the workplace;

• wrongful discharge, restrictive covenants, and new causes of action and remedies for discrimination; and

• use of technology in the workplace.

Plus, it hits all the essentials – wages and hours, employee benefits, occupational safety and health, worker’s compensation, and unemployment insurance.

Packed with supplemental materials like sample forms, notices, comparative tables, updated wage and benefit information, and Department of Workforce Development policies, Wisconsin Employment Law is your source for guidance and tools pertaining to employment-law related issues.