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Restrictive covenants, wages and hours, worker's comp - if it has to do with employment laws, you'll find it in Wisconsin Employment Law. Add this definitive resource to your library today!
Feeling confused about trial prep? Wisconsin Civil Procedure Before Trial explores everything from jurisdiction and pleadings to motion practice and discovery.
Did you know? The Worker's Compensation Handbook - revised for 2019 - covers liability, injury definitions, benefits, penalties, claims, settlements, appeals and more. Click to order.

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- Domestic Abuse: Little Impact on Child Custody and Placement
- 2003 Wis. Act 130 created a rebuttable presumption that when one party engaged in domestic abuse, joint or sole custody to the abusive parent is contrary to the child's best interest. Rather, the safety and well-being of the abused parent and child become paramount concerns when determining custody and placement. Research shows that this has not countered the trend toward joint legal custody and more equalized physical placement.
- Top 10 Recent Wisconsin Supreme Court Decisions
- This article highlights 10 significant Wisconsin Supreme Court decisions from the 2017-2018 term, during which the court issued 59 substantive decisions covering a wide range of subjects.
- Top 9 Recent Wisconsin Federal Court Decisions
- This article looks at nine significant Wisconsin federal court decisions interpreting Wisconsin law in late 2017 and 2018 on a variety of subjects, including tort, contract, corporate, fair dealership, and insurance law and more.

Opinions, Voices & Ideas

President's Message Time Marches On Christopher Rogers thanks you for the unbelievable work you do for clients and the people of this state. He hopes you enjoy your work and the wonders in your life.	Your State Bar Tis the Season … This holiday season, Executive Director Larry Martin urges you to take time off to reconnect with loved ones and recharge your strength and spirit.
101 13 Things Your Firm Must Do Today to Attract and Retain Tomorrow's Lawyers If you care about succession and the long-term sustainability of your firm, John Remsen says you've got to invest in your young people. Here's how.	Technology Holiday Shopping: 25 Gift Ideas Christopher Shattuck lists some high- and low-tech gift items that can make life easier or better.
On Balance Break A Bone or Your Phone? Dealing with Technology Stress Paula Davis-Laack says a survey of young adults shows 46 percent would rather break a bone than their phone – and many of the other 54 percent agonized about their preference to break a phone. Ouch!	Reflections The Magnitude of a Mentor Whether you're new to law practice or a seasoned veteran, Stephanie Ziebell says you will benefit from being mentored, as long as you participate whole-heartedly.
Ethics Planning for Lawyer Incapacity Dean Dietrich says the State Bar's Succession Planning Registry is a straightforward means to protect clients and avoid violating the ethical duties of competence and diligence.	Final Thought Naked and Unafraid Odalo Ohiku confesses his glaring daily struggle. On one hand, fighting blood, sweat, and tears for strangers. On the other, living with his one and only older brother locked in prison.

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