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In this column, Prof. Daniel D. Blinka and Prof. Thomas J. Hammer summarize all decisions of the Wisconsin Supreme Court (except those involving lawyer or judicial discipline).
In this column, Profs. Daniel D. Blinka and Thomas J. Hammer summarize select published opinions of the Wisconsin Court of Appeals. Full-text decisions are linked below.
In this column, Profs. Daniel D. Blinka and Thomas J. Hammer summarize select published opinions of the Wisconsin Court of Appeals. Full-text decisions are linked below.
Watters challenged the circuit court’s refusal to grant him an easement over a logging road and its denial of his request for equitable contribution toward constructing alternative...
The Wisconsin Court of Appeals affirmed the denial of Ross Bolingbroke’s second motion to reopen default judgments entered after he failed to appear at two scheduled proceedings ar...
Anderegg Ristau appeared through counsel at a final pretrial hearing for a first-offense OWI civil forfeiture proceeding. The post Notice Requirements on Default Judgment-Appearanc...
When federal courts interpret Wisconsin law, their decisions can provide useful guidance to lawyers practicing here, even though state courts are not bound by them. Six recent ruli...
Dennis Eucke, Justin Gavery, and Joe Nolan sued the Milwaukee Election Commission (MEC), alleging that the MEC and the Wisconsin Elections Commission (WEC) violated election laws c...
The dispute arose among three siblings, Susan Baird, Cynthia Merritt, and John Merritt, over disagreements regarding a co-equally owned family cabin’s use, maintenance, and John’s...
The Wisconsin Court of Appeals affirmed Shane William Hemphill’s convictions and the denial of his postconviction motion for a new trial. The post Newly Discovered Evidence-Discret...
Nora was placed in a community-based residential facility after her daughter resigned as her healthcare agent and the County sought guardianship. The post Protective Placement-Suff...
The Wisconsin Court of Appeals affirmed Gregg Neil Wilcoxson’s conviction for operating a motor vehicle with a restricted controlled substance in his blood, his eighth offense. The...
These summaries are based on information provided by the Office of Lawyer Regulation, an agency of the Wisconsin Supreme Court.
Cabak, who owned an adjoining 42-acre parcel to Winchell, claimed he had continuously used the road for more than 20 years to access his property. The post Property law — Prescript...
Lavela filed two housing discrimination complaints that were voluntarily withdrawn. The post Complaint Preclusion-Federal-State Jurisdiction appeared first on Wisconsin Law Journal...
Eide was arrested after officers found drug paraphernalia in a vehicle he had recently occupied and detected an odor of marijuana coming from him. The post Inevitable Discovery Exc...
After rejecting two plea offers, Gransberry was convicted of attempted armed robbery and attempted first-degree intentional homicide with a dangerous weapon. The post Ineffective A...
A selection of recent Wisconsin case verdicts are shared below.
A selection of recent Wisconsin case verdicts are shared below.
Powell was convicted of first-degree intentional homicide with use of a dangerous weapon and being a felon in possession of a firearm, both as a repeat offender. The post Sentencin...
Hamilton appealed his conviction for attempted first-degree intentional homicide with use of a dangerous weapon and the denial of his postconviction motion for a new trial. The pos...
Balke had pleaded no contest to battery of a law enforcement officer as a repeater after punching a sheriff’s deputy twice. The post NGI Commitment Duration-Judicial Discretion app...
The Binversies, who are Town of Eureka (Town) taxpayers, argued that the ordinance regulating concentrated animal feeding operations (CAFO) was preempted by state law and would cau...
Thirteen Black male defendants were tried jointly in the Central District of Illinois on charges involving alleged gang activities, including drug trafficking and violent crimes. T...
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