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Stacie Rosenzweig explains that lawyers who want to use ephemeral messaging apps for their work must understand the apps' benefits, risks, and limitations, just as they would for any other technology.

James Pearson discusses three developments in 2025 most likely to affect lawyers and law firms, regardless of size: price increases for some licenses, Windows 10 reaches its end, and branding shifts to Microsoft Copilot 365.

Brent Hoeft discusses strategies for securing online accounts against cyberattacks through robust password practices, password managers, multifactor authentication, and policies.

No matter how new the technology is regarding information relating to the representation of a client, it remains important that lawyers carefully consider how client information is stored and used internally – the rule and a lawyer's duties remain the same, no matter which technology is used.

Neonics are chemicals often used to protect corn and soybeans in Wisconsin from insects. Like many chemicals, they pose contamination threats to the environment. This article considers the operation of administrative law in the context of regulation of neonics in Wisconsin.