Meissner Tierney Fisher & Nichols s.c. shareholders Thomas J. Nichols, Randal J. Brotherhood and Adam J. Tutaj discuss Wisconsin’s New Business Entity Law (Act 258), which is set to become effective on January 1, 2023. In this second part, they
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What is “Dicta” in Wisconsin’s Appellate Courts?
By MTFN
James M. Sosnoski
The Wisconsin Court of Appeals, as well as the circuit courts, are bound by previous published appellate decisions, which means that they must follow published decisions unless and until those decisions are overruled by the Supreme Court…
Wisconsin Supreme Court Update: December 2022
By MTFN
Caleb R. Gerbitz
With the state’s high court issuing its first decisions of the year, what had been a monthly “preview” column now becomes an “update.” We’ll take a look at the couple cases the court decided over the past…
Defeating Grey Market Pirates on the High Seas of Commerce: The First Sale Doctrine and Protecting Your Brand from Factory to End Consumer
By MTFN
Scott T. Reigle
Every producer of consumer products has some version of this story: You spend untold time, money, and effort perfecting your product and the end user’s experience for the simple reason that satisfied customers are repeat customers, and…
Wisconsin Supreme Court Preview: November 2022
By MTFN
Caleb R. Gerbitz
Interpretation will be the supreme court’s primary task next month, as the court’s November oral argument calendar lists three civil cases, each touching on intriguing questions of statutory and contract interpretation.
Banuelos v. University of Wisconsin Hospitals…