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Practicing in treatment courts is challenging, and the learning curve is steep. J.C. Moore discusses RISE 24 and other conferences that offer training for practitioners and team members involved with treatment courts in Wisconsin.

The State Bar of Wisconsin Lawyers Assistance Program (WisLAP) is a mental health and wellness resource available to all Wisconsin attorneys as well as an opportunity for lawyers to get involved in volunteer efforts and peer-to-peer support.

Daniel Graff, U.W. 1994, is a staff attorney for Wisconsin Department of Transportation’s Office of General Counsel. His practice includes public records, personnel law, various state patrol matters, and regulation of licensed motor vehicle dealers and buyers.

As a first-time attendee of the State Bar Annual Meeting & Conference, I expected to learn useful information about new developments in law. I was not expecting to be moved (and well, to cry) by the final speaker who motivated us to find our inner resilience, or be inspired by the service of the State Bar’s leadership and staff, writes Sarah Ratayczak.

Evolution in wearables and connectivity is changing the criminal justice landscape and maintaining awareness can be the difference between conviction and acquittal, write Sara Waldschmidt and Joy Hammond.

The American Bar Association’s Annual Section of Labor and Employment Law Conference never disappoints, writes Andrew Gollin. Learn more about the conference.

Here's a tip: “You get what you pay for in terms of title work.” Diane Milligan shares this tip and other insights on the legal issues involving property titles that she learned from a CLE program she attended thanks to the State Bar of Wisconsin Government Lawyers Division.

The Government Lawyers Division welcomes you to its new blog, featuring articles delivering valuable information on issues important to attorneys engaged in government law.