Arson is a serious crime that involves intentionally setting fire to property. In the state of Wisconsin, arson is a felony offense. The severity of the charges and the potential penalties will depend on factors such as the extent of
Wisconsin Trial Lawyers Blog
The Wisconsin Trial Lawyers Blog, published by Gimbel, Reilly, Guerin & Brown LLP, covers a broad range of legal topics relevant to individuals and businesses in Wisconsin. It addresses issues in family law such as divorce, child custody, spousal support, and postnuptial agreements. The blog also discusses personal injury matters including various types of accidents and product liability. Additionally, it covers criminal defense topics like domestic violence and drug charges, as well as business law areas including commercial litigation and contract disputes. Employment law and litigation processes are also explored, providing insights into wrongful termination, discrimination, and wage disputes. The blog serves as a resource for understanding legal rights and procedures in these practice areas within Wisconsin.
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When Is Sole Custody an Option in Wisconsin Family Law Cases?
By GRGB Lawyers
In Wisconsin, child custody cases can often be complex and emotionally charged. Parents will often encounter disputes over how they will share custody of their children, including how they will make decisions about important issues, when children will live in…
What Are the Penalties for Auto Theft in Wisconsin?
By GRGB Lawyers
Auto theft is a criminal offense that involves illegally taking or operating someone else’s vehicle without their consent. In the state of Wisconsin, auto theft is usually charged as a felony offense, and it can lead to serious penalties for…
Will Spousal Support Be a Factor in My High Net Worth Divorce?
By GRGB Lawyers
During the divorce process, there are numerous complex issues that will need to be addressed. While this is true in any divorce, the financial matters that will need to be addressed in a high net worth divorce can be especially…
What Are the Steps Followed During Civil Litigation in Wisconsin?
By GRGB Lawyers
Civil litigation refers to the legal process followed by individuals or entities to resolve disputes through the court system. It can involve a wide range of issues, such as contract disputes, personal injury claims, property disputes, and more. If…
When Can Assault and Battery Lead to Felony Charges in Wisconsin?
By GRGB Lawyers
In the state of Wisconsin, assault and battery offenses are taken very seriously. Depending on the circumstances of an alleged offense, an individual may face misdemeanor or felony charges. Felonies carry more severe consequences, including longer prison sentences and higher…
What Issues Can a Prenuptial Agreement Address in Wisconsin?
By GRGB Lawyers
A prenuptial agreement, also known as a “prenup” or a marital property agreement, is a legal contract that a couple agrees to before they get married. This type of agreement may address the division of assets and debts or…
Wisconsin Supreme Court Addresses Reckless and Intentional Conduct in Insurance Disputes
By GRGB Lawyers
There are a variety of situations where disputes about insurance coverage may arise, including cases involving injuries that occurred because of a person’s actions. In these situations, insurance companies may deny claims for numerous reasons, claiming that exceptions to coverage…
Wisconsin Supreme Court Rules Against Illegal Property Taxes
By GRGB Lawyers
By Attorney Chris Strohbehn
For individuals and businesses throughout the state of Wisconsin, property taxes can be a serious issue. The requirement to pay these taxes can place a significant financial burden on property owners, especially when taxes are increased…
Who Can Be Charged With Money Laundering in Wisconsin?
By GRGB Lawyers
By Attorney Jason Luczak
Money laundering is a serious criminal offense. While it is generally classified as a white collar crime that involves financial activities, it is often related to other types of offenses, such as drug trafficking. Because…