Just because a client agrees to pay your fee doesn't mean it is reasonable. Lawyers are responsible for ensuring their fees comply with reasonableness requirements under Wisconsin's professional conduct rules.

A 4-3 Wisconsin Supreme Court majority concluded that five statutes giving the Legislature's Joint Committee for Review of Administrative Rules power to stop administrative rules violated bicameralism and presentment constitutional limits.

Negotiations between Gov. Evers and legislative leaders led to compromises over the final budget, which was signed into law July 3.

For Wisconsin counsel whose business clients rely on global supply chains, the ground has been shifting fast. International trade attorney Ngosong Fonkem shares practical guidance every Wisconsin lawyer needs to consider.

Take 10 minutes to let the Wisconsin Supreme Court's Planning and Policy Advisory Committee know what you think about critical issues facing the court system.

The State Bar of Wisconsin is joining a new national research effort to better understand the state of mental health and well-being in the legal profession.

A well-written trial brief provides a succinct overview of a motion's merits and can summarize an entire case. Carol Hassler discusses how to find sample trial briefs and where to go to hone your persuasive writing skills.

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