How do states respond when they believe the federal government has overstepped its authority? Wisconsin Attorney General Josh Kaul shares a sneak peek of his keynote session at the State Bar of Wisconsin Annual Meeting & Conference.

Three attorneys are setting up their rural practices this year as part of a new State Bar program addressing the critical gap in legal services for rural residents.

2023 Wisconsin Act 235 (Wisconsin's "Daniel's Law"), which took effect April 1, offers state judicial officials new privacy protections to increase their safety.

Stacie Rosenzweig explains that lawyers who want to use ephemeral messaging apps for their work must understand the apps' benefits, risks, and limitations, just as they would for any other technology.

Owning a historic home can mean facing some unique legal challenges. Law librarian Amy Fels discusses the resources available for those who own a historic home or landmark.

This new volume from State Bar of Wisconsin PINNACLE is a vital resource for attorneys advising clients on internet-based transactions.

A selection of recent Wisconsin case verdicts are shared below.