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The article focuses on the decision of the Wisconsin court of Appeals which include McConleyv. T.C. Visions Inc. on claims for attorney fees, State v. Holcomb on sentences for child pornography and The Manitowoc Co. v. Lanning on restrictive covenant.

The article focuses on the decision of the Wisconsin Supreme Court in the case Sorenson v. Batchelder on the automobile collision with a vehicle driven by employee, State v. LeMere on the Sixth Amendment and Moustakis v. Wisconsin Dep't of Justice on judicial review on release of public records.

The article discusses several court cases including State ex ret. Baade v. Hayes on revocation of probation period of confinement, Wisconsin Carry Inc. v. City of Madison on validity of rule of prohibition of firearms and City of Kaukauna v. Village of Harrison on intergovernmental cooperation.

The article discusses several court cases including State v. Kennedy, 118th Street Kenosha LLC v. Wisconsin Dep't of Transp. and Stoker v. Milwaukee Cnty. which were filed to the Supreme Court of Wisconsin in December 2014 regarding criminal procedures. It mentions that the first case was filed for drunk driving related offenses, the second case was filed for temporary easement and highways damages and the third case was filed for prospective changes in employee benefits calculation formula.

The article presents Wisconsin Court of Appeals cases including BMO Harris Bank N.A. v. European Motor Works on creditor and debtor law; Town of Burnside v. City of independence on municipal law; and Movrich v. Lobermeier on public trust doctrine.

The article offers information on several court cases of the Wisconsin Court of Appeals. Topics discussed include Haase-Hardie v. DNR in which the Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources (DNR) lawfully refused to grant a contested-case hearing on issues related to air-pollution control permits, Madison Metro. Sch. Dist. v. Evers related to service of process on a governmental entity and Singler v. Zurich Am. Ins. Co related to limit for payment of the settlement amount with interest rate.

The article present charts related to the financial audit results of the State Bar of Wisconsin as of July 1, 2013 - June 30, 2014.

The article discusses recent judgments by the Wisconsin Court of Appeals as of December 2013. Topics mentioned include a claim of mutual mistake in the purchase of a home, whether the defendant in an armed robbery case was granted his right to a public trial, and the impeachment of a defendant's testimony.

The article discusses recent decisions by the Wisconsin Supreme Court. Topics mentioned include termination of parental rights in a surrogacy case, a case being declared moot because of the expiration of a court order, and whether a contractor working for the city received governmental immunity as a result.

The article discusses Wisconsin. Court of Appeals decision in several cases related to the different areas of law including arbitration, civil procedure and estate planning. Various cases described include Mortimore v. Merge Techs. Inc. which was related to arbitration clause, Johnson Litho Graphics v. Sarver which was related application of Long Arm Statute of Wisconsin and Czaplewski v. Shepherd which was related marital property agreements.

The article presents information on the recent developments of the Wisconsin Supreme Court in several cases including DeBruin v. St. Patrick Congregation, Kroner v. Oneida Seven Generations Corp., and Brenner v. City of New Richmond. The plaintiff has sued the parish in DeBruin case, asserting breach of contract and promissory-estoppel claims. In the Kroner case, a civil suit from the U.S. Circuit Court to Tribal Courts was transferred under the Wisconsin Statutes section 801.54.

The article focuses on court cases from the Wisconsin Court of Appeals including the case Cottonwood Financial LTD v. Estes, which dealt with collective arbitration waivers in consumer contracts, and State of Wisconsin v. Geske, which dealt with first-degree reckless homicide. Information is provided on the case State of Wisconsin v. Johnson, which dealt with an attorney's failure to advise a client of the terms of a plea agreement.

The article discusses several Wisconsin Court of Appeals cases involving criminal procedure, including State v. Sobczak which deals with search and seizure and consent, State v. Sutton which deals with the search of a motor vehicle, and State v. Guard which deals with warrantless entry and exigent circumstances. The case of State v. Novy involving rebuttal evidence and a sleeping juror is also examined.

The article offers information about several court opinions of the Wisconsin Court of Appeals. Examples of court cases include Wisconsin Department of Corrections v. Lilly which involved the treatment of prison inmates, Guerrero v. City of Kenosha Housing Authority which related to municipal law, and Wisconsin Dolls LLC v. Town of Dell Prairie that involved questions of alcohol license renewals.

The article offers updates on decisions of the Wisconsin Supreme Court in July 2011. The antitrust case of E-Z Roll Off LLC v. County of Oneida wherein the county agrees with Waste Management Inc. to impose a tipping fee for solid waste. The creditor-debtor law in BNP Paribas v. Olsen's Mill Inc. case on the assignments for the welfare of creditors. The educational law in the Madison Metropolitan School District v. Circuit Court for Dane County on the services for delinquent students.

The article presents the summary of the selected published opinions of the Wisconsin Court of Appeals. It notes the arbitration case of Sewart V. Silvercryst Ltd. Inc. which highlights the denied decision of the court due to the timelessness of the petition for confirmation. It mentions the criminal procedure case of Naseer v. Miller which notes the court's decision whether and under what circumstances a judge has a mandatory duty to refer a John Doe complaint to the district attorney.

The article focuses on Wisconsin court cases including State of Wisconsin v. Ryan, which dealt with forfeiture actions and estoppel. It also discusses the court case MBS-Certified Public Accountants LLC v. Wisconsin Bell Inc., which dealt with the telecommunications process known as cramming, and the court case State of Wisconsin v. Dowdy, which dealt with probation extensions.

The article presents State v. Queever court case which deals with restitution for cost of security system installed prior to burglary crime, and concluded that defendant Queever should pay restitution to the victim for the cost of the security system.

The article presents Wisconsin Ass'n of State Prosecutors v. Wisconsin Emp't Relations Comm'n court case which deals with annual recertification requirements for public employee labor organizations, and mentions that rule cannot be made contingent on the filing of a recertification petition.

The article offers update related to the rulings of the Wisconsin Supreme Court as of April 2015 involving the U.S. Constitutional Law in the State v. Crute case.

The article offers update related to the rulings of the Wisconsin Supreme Court as of April 2015 involving the U.S. insurance law in the Anderson v. Aul case.