The Indiana Court of Appeals (the “Court”) affirmed the trial court’s order for a temporary commitment which authorized forcibly medicating the patient. The Court held that the hospital presented clear and convincing evidence, primarily through detailed physician testimony, that both
Latest from Agricultural Law & Rural Practice | Solo Small Firm & General Practice Section - Page 9
How the “Logo Refresh” Can Wreck Your Trademark
It’s springtime. According to my inbox, graphic designers consider this the best of times to “refresh” your logo.Cool.Before relegating the old, though, consider the trademark implications.United States trademark registrations can be “standard character” — which means the registration covers words
Weekly Hospital Real Estate Briefing: Orlando Health to Buy Another AL Health System | Hospital M&A Activity Up in Q1 26 | Stark Self-Disclosures Exceed $100M
Leveling the Playing Field: How Ohio’s NIL Battle Signals the Future of High School Sports
Article
Amundsen Davis Entertainment, Sports & Media Alert
April 17, 2026
Amundsen Davis Entertainment, Sports & Media Alert
April 17, 2026
Ohio is currently at the center of one of the most significant shifts in name, image, and likeness (“NIL”) rights for high school student-athletes. 
After years of focusing on
After years of focusing on
Wisconsin Second Offense OWI: 2026 Mandatory Minimums and Ignition Interlock Rules
A second OWI offense within 10 years in Madison, Wisconsin, carries a mandatory minimum of 5 days to 6 months in jail and a 12- to 18-month driver’s license revocation. In 2026, judges have zero discretion to waive the ignition
The ‘Masterpiece’ and a Daughter’s Burden, Relieved
My father loved the sea. By extension he also loved all sea-related tchotchkes, i.e., model sailing vessels, fake shark’s teeth, lighthouses big and small, cute little fishermen in bright yellow rain slickers. You name it, he had one.
How did
How did
Legal Challenges to AI in Hiring: FCRA Has Entered the Chat
The use of artificial intelligence in candidate screening and hiring processes has been a “hot” employment issue for the past several years. This is driven, in part, by the rapid and widespread adoption of these tools by employers: in March
The Ultimate Guide to Florida Homestead Exemption Asset Protection
What is the single biggest benefit of the Florida Homestead Exemption? If you ask the average homeowner in Boca Raton or Sunny Isles Beach, they will tell you about property tax savings. While saving money is great, they
Evers' judges: Owen Piotrowski
“Evers’ judges” is our effort to present information about Gov. Tony Evers’ appointees to the bench. The information is taken from the appointees’ own judgeship applications. Italics indicate direct quotes from the application. Typos, including punctuation errors, come from the original
Second Chances Under Wisconsin Law – How Mays Law Used Sentence Adjustment To Open the Door to Early Release
Understanding Wisconsin’s Sentence Adjustment Law
Wisconsin’s sentence adjustment statute (§ 973.195) offers a narrow but meaningful opportunity for certain incarcerated individuals to request a reduction in the confinement portion of their sentence after serving a significant amount of time.
Despite
Wisconsin’s sentence adjustment statute (§ 973.195) offers a narrow but meaningful opportunity for certain incarcerated individuals to request a reduction in the confinement portion of their sentence after serving a significant amount of time.
Despite