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    February 11, 2026
Immigration 
Large numbers of Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) officers on city streets raise the question: Where does the U.S. Constitution fit in?

Ethical Dilemmas 
Ethical Dilemma: Must Lawyers Seek a Waiver for a Waivable Conflict?
Are lawyers obligated to seek informed consent to a conflict when possible, even though the lawyer does not want to undertake the representation?

Rotunda Report 
Legislature Closes Out 2025-26 Session With Flurry of Action
The legislature is rapidly drawing to a close for the 2025-26 session. Here's a quick overview of legislation of interest to State Bar members.

Legal Research 
Legal Research: Do This Before You Submit a Public Records Request
Making a public records request can take some time and may even incur some costs. What if you can find that record yourself? Law librarian Franky Newcomb gives tips on where to look to find the information you need – before making a formal public records request.

Practice Tips 
How to Interact with Pro Se Litigants
How can attorneys better prepare themselves to interact with pro se individuals? Ellen Atterbury, Assistant City Attorney for La Crosse, shares insights.

U.S. Attorney 
Elgersma Appointed Western District U.S. Attorney
Waupun native Chadwick M. Elgersma received appointment as U.S. Attorney for the Western District of Wisconsin, serving as chief federal enforcer for Wisconsin’s 44 western counties.

President's Message 
President's Message
Paralegals: Your Small-Firm Growth Partners
Dan Gartzke recognizes February as Paralegal Month and says it's a good time to consider the value paralegals can provide to your law firm.

Pro Bono 
50 or More Pro Bono Hours in 2025? Certify Now for Pro Bono Honor Society
If you donated 50 or more hours of qualifying pro bono legal services to benefit low-income Wisconsin residents in 2025, you qualify as a member of the Wisconsin Pro Bono Honor Society – certify your service by March 1, 2026.

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