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Reinforcing Stipulation-Based Reinstatement Under SCR 22.30(5)(b): Office of Lawyer Regulation v. Kevin R. Rosin

Reinforcing Stipulation-Based Reinstatement Under SCR 22.30(5)(b): Office of Lawyer Regulation v. Kevin R. Rosin

Date: May 28, 2025
Reinforcing Stipulation-Based Reinstatement Under SCR 22.30(5)(b): Office of Lawyer Regulation v. Kevin R. Rosin Introduction In Office of Lawyer Regulation v. Kevin R. Rosin, 2025 WI 18 (Wis. May...
Judicial Composure and Impartiality: Suspension for Willful Violations of the Judicial Code of Ethics

Judicial Composure and Impartiality: Suspension for Willful Violations of the Judicial Code of Ethics

Date: May 28, 2025
Judicial Composure and Impartiality: Suspension for Willful Violations of the Judicial Code of Ethics Introduction Wisconsin Judicial Commission v. Ellen K. Berz (2025 WI 17) is a per curiam...
Reinstatement by Joint Stipulation Under SCR 22.30(5)(b): Office of Lawyer Regulation v. Rosin

Reinstatement by Joint Stipulation Under SCR 22.30(5)(b): Office of Lawyer Regulation v. Rosin

Date: May 28, 2025
Reinstatement by Joint Stipulation Under SCR 22.30(5)(b): Office of Lawyer Regulation v. Rosin Introduction Office of Lawyer Regulation v. Kevin R. Rosin, decided May 27, 2025 by the Supreme Court of...
Expanding the Scope of “Physician Who Treats” under Wisconsin’s Informed Consent Statute

Expanding the Scope of “Physician Who Treats” under Wisconsin’s Informed Consent Statute

Date: May 24, 2025
Expanding the Scope of “Physician Who Treats” under Wisconsin’s Informed Consent Statute Introduction This commentary examines the Wisconsin Supreme Court’s decision in Melissa A. Hubbard v. Carol J....
Imposition of Pro Se Filing Restrictions to Prevent Abusive Litigation Practices

Imposition of Pro Se Filing Restrictions to Prevent Abusive Litigation Practices

Date: May 22, 2025
Imposition of Pro Se Filing Restrictions to Prevent Abusive Litigation Practices Introduction In the case of Stickney v. The Hon. Daniel G. Wood, No. 2025AP873-OA, decided May 21, 2025 by the Supreme...
Inherent Authority to Impose Filing Restrictions on Abusive Pro Se Litigants

Inherent Authority to Impose Filing Restrictions on Abusive Pro Se Litigants

Date: May 22, 2025
Inherent Authority to Impose Filing Restrictions on Abusive Pro Se Litigants Introduction In In re Tyler C. Frick, the Supreme Court of Wisconsin addressed a recurring pattern of abusive filings by...
Court’s Authority to Impose Filing Restrictions on Abusive Pro Se Litigants

Court’s Authority to Impose Filing Restrictions on Abusive Pro Se Litigants

Date: May 22, 2025
Court’s Authority to Impose Filing Restrictions on Abusive Pro Se Litigants Introduction In the Supreme Court of Wisconsin’s order dated May 21, 2025, the Court dismissed an original action petition...
Procedural Safeguards for Original Actions under Wisconsin Supreme Court Rules

Procedural Safeguards for Original Actions under Wisconsin Supreme Court Rules

Date: May 16, 2025
Procedural Safeguards for Original Actions under Wisconsin Supreme Court Rules Introduction In Kate Felton v. Wisconsin Elections Commission (No. 2025AP999-OA), the Wisconsin Supreme Court considered...
Reinforcement of Procedural Rigors for Original Actions and Non-Party Amicus Briefs under Wisconsin Supreme Court Practice

Reinforcement of Procedural Rigors for Original Actions and Non-Party Amicus Briefs under Wisconsin Supreme Court Practice

Date: May 16, 2025
Reinforcement of Procedural Rigors for Original Actions and Non-Party Amicus Briefs under Wisconsin Supreme Court Practice Introduction In Elizabeth Bothfeld et al. v. Wisconsin Elections Commission...
Automatic Reversal for Denial of Counsel in Probation Revocation Proceedings

Automatic Reversal for Denial of Counsel in Probation Revocation Proceedings

Date: May 1, 2025
Automatic Reversal for Denial of Counsel in Probation Revocation Proceedings Introduction In Matthew C. Skamfer v. Phillip A. Grassmann, 2025 WI 45, file no. 2025AP000952 (Apr. 30, 2025), the Supreme...
In re Scholz: Burden-Shift and Restitution Policy in Attorney Discipline

In re Scholz: Burden-Shift and Restitution Policy in Attorney Discipline

Date: Apr 19, 2025
In re Scholz: Burden-Shift and Restitution Policy in Attorney Discipline Introduction Office of Lawyer Regulation v. Carl Robert Scholz, 2025 WI 13, presents a watershed moment in Wisconsin...
Defining the Bounds of the Wisconsin Governor’s Partial Veto: Striking Digits to Alter Fiscal Duration Permissible Under Article V § 10

Defining the Bounds of the Wisconsin Governor’s Partial Veto: Striking Digits to Alter Fiscal Duration Permissible Under Article V § 10

Date: Apr 19, 2025
Defining the Bounds of the Wisconsin Governor’s Partial Veto: Striking Digits to Alter Fiscal Duration Permissible Under Article V § 10 Introduction In Jeffery A. LeMieux, et al. v. Tony Evers, et...
LeMieux v. Evers: Reinforcing the Constitutional Limits on the Governor’s Partial Veto Power

LeMieux v. Evers: Reinforcing the Constitutional Limits on the Governor’s Partial Veto Power

Date: Apr 19, 2025
LeMieux v. Evers: Reinforcing the Constitutional Limits on the Governor’s Partial Veto Power Introduction In Jeffery A. LeMieux, et al. v. Tony Evers, et al., 2025 WI 12, the Wisconsin Supreme Court...
Restitution Burden Allocation in Attorney Discipline: Shifting the Burden When Restitution Is Not Reasonably Ascertainable

Restitution Burden Allocation in Attorney Discipline: Shifting the Burden When Restitution Is Not Reasonably Ascertainable

Date: Apr 19, 2025
Restitution Burden Allocation in Attorney Discipline: Shifting the Burden When Restitution Is Not Reasonably Ascertainable Introduction The Supreme Court of Wisconsin’s decision in Office of Lawyer...
Expanding “Arrest Record” Protections Under the Wisconsin Fair Employment Act to Non-Criminal Offenses and Clarifying Employer Motive Standards

Expanding “Arrest Record” Protections Under the Wisconsin Fair Employment Act to Non-Criminal Offenses and Clarifying Employer Motive Standards

Date: Apr 11, 2025
Expanding “Arrest Record” Protections Under the Wisconsin Fair Employment Act to Non-Criminal Offenses and Clarifying Employer Motive Standards Introduction In Oconomowoc Area School District v....
Mandatory Full Disclosure of All Disciplinary Actions in Lawyer Reinstatement Proceedings

Mandatory Full Disclosure of All Disciplinary Actions in Lawyer Reinstatement Proceedings

Date: Apr 11, 2025
Mandatory Full Disclosure of All Disciplinary Actions in Lawyer Reinstatement Proceedings Introduction The Supreme Court of Wisconsin’s decision in Office of Lawyer Regulation v. Steven D. Johnson...
Expansion of “Arrest Record” to Include Non-Criminal Municipal Offenses under the Wisconsin Fair Employment Act

Expansion of “Arrest Record” to Include Non-Criminal Municipal Offenses under the Wisconsin Fair Employment Act

Date: Apr 11, 2025
Expansion of “Arrest Record” to Include Non-Criminal Municipal Offenses under the Wisconsin Fair Employment Act Introduction Oconomowoc Area School District v. Gregory L. Cota is a 2025 Wisconsin...
Reasonableness and Limited Judicial Review: Deference to WIAA Rule Interpretation under Common‐Law Certiorari

Reasonableness and Limited Judicial Review: Deference to WIAA Rule Interpretation under Common‐Law Certiorari

Date: Apr 9, 2025
Reasonableness and Limited Judicial Review: Deference to WIAA Rule Interpretation under Common-Law Certiorari Introduction Case: Hayden Halter, et al. v. Wisconsin Interscholastic Athletic...
Pattern of Repeated OWI Offenses Constitutes Professional Misconduct under SCR 20:8.4(b)

Pattern of Repeated OWI Offenses Constitutes Professional Misconduct under SCR 20:8.4(b)

Date: Apr 9, 2025
Pattern of Repeated OWI Offenses Constitutes Professional Misconduct under SCR 20:8.4(b) Introduction This commentary examines the Supreme Court of Wisconsin’s decision in Office of Lawyer Regulation...
Affirming the Reasonableness Standard in Certiorari Review of WIAA Rule 8(a)

Affirming the Reasonableness Standard in Certiorari Review of WIAA Rule 8(a)

Date: Apr 9, 2025
Affirming the Reasonableness Standard in Certiorari Review of WIAA Rule 8(a) Introduction In Hayden Halter v. Wisconsin Interscholastic Athletic Association, 2025 WI 10 (Apr. 8, 2025), the Supreme...
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