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With two thirds of all Wisconsin attorneys living in urban areas, rural Wisconsinites can sometimes struggle to find legal help. The State Bar is working to help get lawyers to rural areas, and lawmakers can help by creating incentives.

Wisconsin is one of only three states in the country that still treat 17-year-olds as adults for criminal prosecution. The State Bar's Board of Governors hopes to change that.

A new chapter of life brings new legal rights and responsibilities. A brief legal guide and resources can help parents and new legal adults navigate this exciting new phase of life.

State Bar Lobbyists Cale Battles and Lynne Davis discuss their work advocating for policies that affect the legal profession and advance access to justice (Previously published in Wisconsin Lawyer).

Negotiations between Gov. Evers and legislative leaders led to compromises over the final budget, which was signed into law July 3.

Legislative leaders and Governor Evers were able to work out a bipartisan agreement on the biennial budget after a deadline passed on June 30. Here's where issues that affect State Bar members stand.