The deadline to submit a short essay on the Declaration of Independence for potential publication in Wisconsin Lawyer magazine is April 30, 2026. Submit yours today.

No longer limited by a lack of staff, the Wisconsin Judicial Council has renewed vigor and increased capacity to fulfill its statutory purpose: to study and improve court practice and procedure.

Although a 4-3 majority of the Wisconsin Supreme Court agreed that the 12-year-old defendant had been in police custody in school, a unanimous court had different reasons for affirming the delinquency.

As Artemis II orbits the moon, law librarian Daniel Sawall explores resources in a relatively new area of practice: space law.

Closing a law practice means tying up more than open files and client matters. This Ethical Dilemma explains the practical steps to take before closing a trust account.

Help set the direction and policies of the State Bar of Wisconsin by voting in the upcoming elections. Look for your email ballot soon. Here's more about the candidates and what you need to know to cast your vote.

In recognition of Health Care Decisions Day on April 16, the State Bar of Wisconsin is offering a free download of its healthcare decisions guide for a limited time.

Connect with colleagues, contribute to policy, and give back to a profession that matters. State Bar President-elect Stephen Sawyer invites you to volunteer to serve on a State Bar committee.