The candidates for the Wisconsin Supreme Court – Brian Hagedorn and Lisa Neubauer – discussed a number of different topics in a debate last week, including Roe v. Wade, the right to bear arms, judicial philosophy, and judicial recusal rules.

The State Bar of Wisconsin's Board of Governors revised State Bar Bylaw Article III regarding annual elections of members of the Board of Governors. The changes allow the elections to be conducted by electronic ballots.

Gail Groy, a partner at Axley Brynelson LLP, has leveraged her personal interests and her status as a mother to build a client base of others in similar circles, and she's doing it with much success.

A practical guide for handling Worker's compensation cases, the Worker's Compensation Handbook from State Bar of Wisconsin PINNACLE® offers expert and comprehensive coverage of worker’s compensation claims in Wisconsin.

The Family Law Section is offering 12 scholarships to its Annual Family Law Workshop in Door County, on Aug. 1-3, 2019, at Stone Harbor Resort and Conference Center in Sturgeon Bay.

A selection of recent Wisconsin case verdicts are shared below.

Lawyers have a duty of communication to their clients. But what if a judge's order in a case prevents the lawyer from fulfilling that duty?

Young lawyers: it's the don't-miss event of the year – a day spent networking with your peers and exploring issues affecting young lawyers in Wisconsin. Register today – it's free for members of the State Bar of Wisconsin Young Lawyers Division.

With the April elections approaching quickly, now is the time to get to know those candidates who are asking for your vote to lead the State Bar as governors.

How can the State Bar serve the membership? What is the future of the legal profession? The 2019 candidates answer these questions and more.

"We get the job done," says Makda Fessahaye, one of three women leading the charge at the Wisconsin Association of African-American Lawyers (WAAL).

Lawyers have many different tools to negotiate the best possible outcomes for clients. But Marquette University Law School Professor Andrea Kupfer-Schneider says five skills in particular will help lawyers achieve negotiating success.

Don't miss the insightful and nationally-renowned plenary speakers at the 2019 Annual Meeting & Conference in Green Bay, June 13-14.

A more open, welcoming workplace is a stronger and more profitable one. Get practical, straightforward advice on making your firm and practice more diverse and inclusive at the 2019 Diversity Council Program, April 29 in Milwaukee. Register today.

Legal research AI tools can help you do routine work that can then free up your time to work on more complex tasks that an AI can't do.

With "poise and talent," 22 High School Mock Trial teams are headed to Madison March 8-10 for the semifinal and final tournaments.

If your client was injured by a public employee, quickly evaluate and preserve the claim using Wisconsin Governmental Claims and Immunities Handbook from State Bar of Wisconsin PINNACLE^®.

Grants of up to $2,200 are available for programs that help public understanding of the legal system. Past recipients include ABC for Health, Inc., and teen court programs across the state. Apply by April 5, 2019.

A selection of recent Wisconsin case verdicts are shared below.