June 10, 2026 – Even the petitioners requesting to change judicial recusal rules agreed that a Wisconsin Supreme Court committee to study the issue could provide valuable research and potentially a better rule to change the existing standards created in 2010.

June 9, 2026 – 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.

June 4, 2026 – Some individuals want to leave part or all of their estates to organizations or causes that are meaningful to them. Alison Helland gives tips for estate planning attorneys to help clients think about the legacy they want to leave, connect them with the resources they need to develop their legacy giving plan, and ensure their desired beneficiaries can receive their gifts.

June 3, 2026 – The Wisconsin Supreme Court on May 28 encouraged the 140 University of Wisconsin Law School graduates admitted to the State Bar of Wisconsin to use their skills to better a troubled society. Welcome to the practice of law!