Oct. 21, 2024 –​​​​ The Nov. 5 election will include several newly competitive "downballot" races, with 28 current lawmakers having retired or lost primaries. Lobbyist Cale Battles sizes up the political horserace for the state Legislature.

Oct. 21, 2024 – Using generative artificial intelligence (GAI) can save you a lot of time and drudgery, when used correctly in your practice. But what are the ethical considerations?

Oct. 16, 2024 – Jody Cooper, a solo practitioner and owner of Cooper Law Office in Milton, Wisconsin, discusses why getting help is so important for solo and small firm attorneys, and how to find that support. See her presentation at the Solo & Small Firm Conference, which starts Thursday – walk-ins are welcome.

Oct. 15, 2024 – A petition before the Wisconsin Supreme Court – filed by eight organizations, including the Wisconsin Access to Justice Commission – asks the court to increase the $50 fee that lawyers pay towards the public interest legal services fund, to $75, then $100.