Appealing Wisconsin

"In brief" posts are shorter looks at interesting appellate filings. There are simply too many worthy cases to cover in full and these...

It was short and sweet: The state Supreme Court dismissed Amazon's appeal of the state's classification of some Amazon drivers as...

From Reuters: Reversing a lower court ruling, the 5th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals in New Orleans found that the 11 warnings required...

Wisconsin Public Radio has an excellent story on the crisis. Five years ago, immigrants had legal representation in 65 percent of cases...

The state Supreme Court's conservatives reappointed him in March 2023, when they ran things. The Judicial Conduct Advisory Committee was...

Two Democratic senators say they will not support Adeel Mangi. From NBC: Sens. Catherine Cortez Masto, D-Nev., and Joe Manchin, D-W.Va.,...

Are conservative U.S. Supreme Court justices getting impatient with some of the shenanigans of the Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals? From...

Supreme Court Justice Janet Protasiewicz defies right-wing legal firm, refuses to recuse herself from mobile voting van case. The...

Enbridge Inc. wants to move the fight over 70-year-old Line 5, which passes through the northern part of the state and Michigan's Upper...

The 4-3 ruling said charities operated by the Catholic Diocese in Superior is not exempt from unemployment insurance payments. The lawyer...

The Village of Pewaukee's transportation user fee is an "impermissible tax" and not a fee as the village contended, the state Court of...

Even shorter than the case "briefs" I've been posting, these summaries - lifted straight from appeals documents - allow me to cover even...

"In brief" posts are shorter looks at interesting appellate filings. There are simply too many worthy cases to cover in full and these...

Justice Rebecca Grassl Bradley is angry again in dissent. She is often quite mad. The Milwaukee Journal Sentinel has the story.

It is tattered but still a target. More at Vox. At least one judge, moreover, has already weaponized the right to privacy to undermine...

Two of the state's most conservative appellate judges, Shelley Grogan and Maria Lazar. sitting on the most state's conservative...

The mere possibility of identity theft is "insufficient to overcome the strong public interest in disclosure" of information about a...

"In brief" posts are shorter looks at interesting appellate filings. There are simply too many worthy cases to cover in full and these...