Judge Jennifer Dorow shares her deeply personal story of loss and resilience, offering insights for legal professionals navigating emotional challenges in their careers.

When a client’s capacity is in doubt, filing and maintaining a divorce raises many questions about who has authority to sue and who can make required sworn statements. Margaret W. Hickey discusses why a power of attorney may not be enough, when guardianship may be necessary, and how the analysis shifts when the incapacitated person is the respondent.

Congratulations to Brookfield Central High School's mock trial team, headed to the national competition in May! In another successful year, all mock trial participants learned skills that will help them no matter what career they choose.

Your member card is now available as a PDF – ensuring that your membership information is always within reach. Here's more information on where to find your Digital Membership Card.

Young lawyers, you're invited to the State Bar of Wisconsin Young Lawyers Conference. Meet in Wisconsin Dells on March 20, 2026, for free CLE sessions and networking.

From elder law and public records to family law and condemnation practice, newly updated State Bar of Wisconsin PINNACLE books help Wisconsin lawyers stay current and work more efficiently.

The United States District Court is required by law to establish a panel of citizens to consider the reappointment of the magistrate judge to a new eight-year term.