Features

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  • Class of 1969: Wisconsin Lawyers Take Flight as We Land on the Moon
  • This year, State Bar of Wisconsin members who graduated law school in 1969 celebrate 50 years in the legal profession. In this article, learn some of their stories.
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  • Phyllis Frye: The Grandmother of the Transgender Rights Movement
  • Phyllis Frye, an attorney and judge in Texas, became an open transgender woman in the 1970s, and has fought to promote and protect transgender rights ever since. She is a featured speaker at the upcoming Health, Labor, and Employment Law Institute.

WisBar Media

• Eviction Defense: Volunteer Attorneys Assert Tenant Rights
• In 2016, there were approximately 13,500 eviction cases filed in Wisconsin. Tenants had an attorney in about 112 of the cases. The Eviction Defense Project, which provides free legal aid to low-income tenants, is working to help tenants know their rights.