The work of a lawyer can sometimes collide with the values that first drew us to the profession. Appleton attorney Jennifer Lee Edmondson explores moral injury – the distress that occurs when our moral or ethical values are compromised – and how attorneys can recognize it, respond to it, and find hope moving forward.

Under a new U.S. Post Office rule, most letters will no longer be postmarked on the day the letter is received by a post office but instead postmarked a day later when the letter is processed at a regional mail processing facility.

On Nov. 12, 2025, legislation was enacted to end the longest government shutdown in the history of the U.S. While the government is open and operational, the passage of the reopening bill has sent shockwaves through the hemp industry, and for good reason.

New Chief Justice Jill J. Karofsky highlighted challenges of secure courtrooms and the rule of law, among other concerns, in her first State of the Judiciary Address.

Know a judge, lawyer, firm, legal worker, organization, or law student who goes above and beyond for clients and the public? Award nominations are due Jan. 31, 2026.

From discovery strategy to workers' compensation, nonprofit compliance, and civil practice, four newly updated PINNACLE books give Wisconsin lawyers practical guidance and up-to-date law. Learn what is new in each volume and where to find them.

The following court rules have been updated recently: Vilas County.