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Scott Walker, conservatives ask Supreme Court to take government access case

Wisconsin State Journal, October 13, 2021

Minocqua Brewing Company plans to sue every school board in Wisconsin that doesn’t follow CDC guidelines

CBS 58, October 12, 2021

Feds won’t seek charges against cop in Jacob Blake shooting

Associated Press, October 10, 2021

Judge orders GOP-backed election investigation records to be released

Wisconsin Public Radio, October 8, 2021

Federal appeals court temporarily reinstates Texas’ 6-week abortion ban

Wisconsin Public Radio, October 9, 2021

Federal court partially pauses Wisconsin redistricting case but says it will decide election maps if needed

Milwaukee Journal Sentinel, October 7, 2021

Federal class action lawsuit filed for failing to protect Wisconsin kids from COVID-19

Wisconsin Public Radio, October 7, 2021

Force expert says Kyle Rittenhouse’s decisions to shoot were reasonable

Kenosha News, October 6, 2021

Wisconsin Supreme Court hears arguments over Kohler Co.-DNR land swap for proposed golf course

Wisconsin Public Radio, October 1, 2021

A girl threatened with charges or jail over her COVID social media posts has won a lawsuit against the sheriff

Milwaukee Journal Sentinel, September 25, 2021

Wisconsin Legislature asks US Supreme Court to intervene in federal redistricting case

Wisconsin Public Radio, September 24, 2021

Kyle Rittenhouse’s former lawyer wants the $2 million raised for teen’s bail

Milwaukee Journal Sentinel, September 22, 2021

Wisconsin Supreme Court to take up GOP-backed redistricting case

Wisconsin Public Radio, September 22, 2021

Federal court indicates it wants Wisconsin’s new political maps in place by March

Wisconsin State Journal, September 22, 2021

Republican legislators in Wisconsin consider asking U.S. Supreme Court to throw out redistricting lawsuit

Milwaukee Journal Sentinel, September 21, 2021

Judge blocks health, environmental groups from defending state in WMC pollution case

APG Wisconsin, September 17, 2021

Federal court consolidates redistricting lawsuits, rejects GOP motion to dismiss

The Capital Times, September 16, 2021

A conservative law firm is suing the Town of Buchanan for an ‘unlawful tax’ approved by voters in 2019

Post Crescent, September 16, 2021

State Attorneys General Newsletter – September 2021

JD Supra, September 10, 2021

Wisconsin Supreme Court hears arguments in significant public records case

The Journal Times, September 10, 2021

Judge: Reporters must testify at trial of 2 charged with attacking state senator

Wisconsin State Journal, September 10, 2021

Wisconsin man pleads guilty to burning business during protest

Associated Press, September 9, 2021

Wisconsin law banning disabled people from receiving unemployment benefits targeted in new federal lawsuit

Wisconsin Public Radio, September 7, 2021

Wisconsin Supreme Court oral arguments to resume in chambers

Fox 6, September 4, 2021

Federal judge approves bankruptcy settlement for Purdue Pharma

The Hill, September 1, 2021

Judge prepares to rule on Purdue Pharma’s opioid settlement

Associated Press, September 1, 2021

Wisconsin Supreme Court refuses to take up challenge to Dane County mask mandate

Wisconsin State Journal, August 28, 2021

Steven Avery asking Wisconsin Supreme Court to review issues raised in appeal

WBAY, August 26, 2021

Supreme Court allows evictions to resume during pandemic

Associated Press, August 27, 2021

Wisconsin Department of Justice hires law firm to help with PFAS claims

News 8000, August 25, 2021

Supreme Court rebuffs Biden over Trump-era ‘Remain in Mexico’ policy

The Hill, August 24, 2021

‘If they sue us, we’ll fight it’: Thompson says UW System moving forward with pandemic rules

WKOW, August 24, 2021

Early New Glarus Brewery investors sue over profits dispute

Wisconsin Public Radio, August 23, 2021

Two more redistricting lawsuits have been filed in Wisconsin as conservatives and liberals mount a legal battle over election maps

Milwaukee Journal Sentinel, August 23, 2021

Self defense or reckless vigilantism? Fate of the Rittenhouse case will rest with jurors this fall

Kenosha News, August 22, 2021

Nearly 200 Wisconsin police officers back on the job after being fired or forced out

The Capital Times, August 21, 2021

No criminal charges for mishandled Wisconsin National Guard sexual assault cases, state justice department says

Milwaukee Journal Sentinel, August 19, 2021

Brown County formally requests Governor’s help in shortage of public defenders

WBAY, August 19, 2021

Conservative law firm sues Dane County over new mask mandate

The Capital Times, August 18, 2021

AG Kaul announces plan to join $26 billion proposed opioid Settlements

Wisconsin Department of Justice, August 18, 2021

Wisconsin attorney general files lawsuit to remove Walker-appointee from DNR board

Wisconsin State Journal, August 18, 2021

Republicans approve attempt to intervene in redistricting

U.S. News, August 17, 2021

Sackler family won’t settle unless freed from opioid suits, heir tells judge

CBS, August 17, 2021

Dane County Sheriff’s office will now use ‘resident’ instead of ‘inmate’

The Capital Times, August 16, 2021

With two cases in Brown County and 100 statewide, Wisconsin clergy abuse review shows power of independent inquiry

Green Bay Press Gazette, August 13, 2021

The Wisconsin Supreme Court agrees to take open records case over COVID-19 data at businesses

Milwaukee Journal Sentinel, August 12, 2021

Legislature’s attorneys say subpoenas for election materials are not valid

Milwaukee Journal Sentinel, August 11, 2021

WMC v. Evers: Wisconsin Supreme Court to review case on release of business names with COVID-19 cases

WMC, August 12, 2021

Town of Campbell homeowners file class action lawsuit against chemical companies and distributors of fire fighting foam

News 8000, August 6, 2021

US high court declines to hear church’s attack on COVID restrictions

Wisconsin Law Journal, August 6, 2021

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