A law enacted in April begins a process of negotiation between the state of Wisconsin with 11 Tribes, new tribal ordinances, and approval from federal regulators before anyone can legally make a remote bet.

Busy lawyers need efficient research strategies that work across platforms. Kris Turner outlines practical skills to keep your legal research skills sharp as the law and technology continue to change.

Could mediation help your client resolve a dispute before resorting to costly litigation? Susan M. Bauman shares why lawyers should consider alternative dispute resolution before a case reaches trial.

All justices agreed that due process doesn’t require a colloquy for a stipulation to an involuntary commitment and medication order, but applying that principle leaves critical questions unanswered.

The City of Milwaukee Election Commission’s deputy director successfully requested three military absentee ballots to show how easy election fraud was, and thereby committed election fraud, the Wisconsin Court of Appeals affirmed.

Worried about your job prospects? It took Janelle Regis more than 70 applications before landing the position she wanted after law school. She shares how she learned to stay resilient, make backup plans, and keep moving forward through a difficult job search.

Planning that perfect summer getaway? Don't forget to prep your home and car for travel season.