On July 27, 2026, the U.S. District Court for the Northern District of Texas in Covenant Medical Center v. Kennedy (“Covenant”) once again vacated a 2023 Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (“CMS”) regulation that excluded inpatient days covered by
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From Delaware to Wisconsin? What the ‘Dexit’ Trend Could Mean for Clients
For decades, Delaware has been the leading destination for out-of-state corporate formation. While there are many reasons for this, Delaware views its advantages as including its system of laws, which Delaware describes as “optimal” for “engaging in ethical and profitable
FDA Proposes Distributed Manufacturing Registration Pathway and Aligns Foreign Establishment Registration and Listing Requirements With Current Law
The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (“FDA”) issued a proposed rule to update drug establishment registration and listing requirements for distributed manufacturing (“DM”) and certain foreign drug establishments. If finalized, the rule would create a streamlined registration pathway for qualifying
The End for Federal EEO Data Reports?
The EEOC’s Proposed Rule to Rescind Annual Demographic Reporting RequirementsBy: Carmen N. DecotAs most employers are aware, the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission’s (“EEOC’s”) existing regulations require certain employers covered by Title VII of the Civil Rights Act of 1964 and
Milwaukee Mayor Asks Residents to Weigh In on Budget Cuts as MPD’s Share of Expenditures Swells
Milwaukee is again facing a nearly $100 million dollar gap between what it wants to fund and the cash it will have in the coming year.Despite the shortfall, the Milwaukee Police Department’s budget is likely to significantly increase.
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Indiana HCBS Update: Indiana Imposes Statewide HCBS Provider Certification and Enrollment Moratorium
The Indiana Health Coverage Programs announced that it has received approval from the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (“CMS”) to implement a statewide provider certification and enrollment moratorium for numerous Home- and Community-Based Services (“HCBS”) 1915(c) waiver providers. The
Wage & Hour Traps on Wisconsin Construction Sites: Travel Time, Prep Time, and Misclassifications of the Workforce
Calculating accurate wages and hours for employees remains a persistent risk area for Wisconsin employers, particularly those operating in construction and other job site–driven industries. While many employers understand the basic requirement to pay hourly employees for time worked, less
High Conflict Divorce – The Costs, Challenges, and Options
Divorce is rarely an easy or straightforward process. Emotions often run high as families navigate significant changes involving finances, parenting, and the future. While some level of conflict is expected, prolonged and intense disputes can create consequences that extend far
Keen Dreams: Moonlighting, Softdisk, and the Unexpected Road to Castle Wolfenstein
If you are of a certain age, and occupy that certain point on the nerd spectrum, you’re probably familiar with Commander Keen.Commander Keen was one of the first major games created by the team that would later become id
To Build Trial Lawyers, Give Young Attorneys Their Day in Court
Wisconsin, like most states, has a growing shortage of skilled civil trial lawyers, especially in rural areas throughout the state. Jeffrey Muszynski discusses the steps Wisconsin is taking to address this issue and urges members of the bar to do