By Attorney Jaclyn Kallie
In Wisconsin, there are a variety of state and federal laws in place to ensure that people with disabilities do not face discrimination in the workplace. Employers have a responsibility to provide equal opportunities for people
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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Wisconsin Supreme Court Addresses Integrated Systems Rule in Construction Litigation
By Attorney Christopher Strohbehn
There are a variety of situations where construction litigation may be necessary to address issues such as shoddy workmanship, defective materials, or other problems that lead to property damage. One factor that played a role in…
What Factors Will Affect Spousal Support in a Wisconsin Divorce?
By Attorney Megan Drury
The divorce process can be difficult regardless of the reasons why a marriage is ending, the level of conflict between the spouses, or the complexity of the issues that will need to be addressed. Moreover, there…
Can Employers Include Restrictive Covenants in Severance Agreements?
By Attorney Jaclyn Kallie
Employment relationships can sometimes end in less-than-ideal circumstances, such as downsizing, layoffs, the elimination of a position due to company restructuring, or the termination of an employee for other reasons. When these relationships come to an…
When Is Fiduciary Litigation Necessary in Probate Cases?
By: Attorney John McNally and Law Clerk Nancy Cattani
Death is an inevitable part of life, but dealing with the aftermath of a person’s death can be a challenging and emotional experience for their loved ones. When a person passes…
When Can Theft Charges Be Elevated to Robbery in Wisconsin?
By: Attorney Adam Schleis and Law Clerk Nancy Cattani
For those who are facing criminal charges, it is important to understand the distinction between different types of property crimes. These cases involve accusations of taking another’s property without permission..Criminal…
Who Can Be Held Liable for Losses in a Building Collapse?
By: Attorney Chris Strohbehn and Law Clerk Nancy Cattani
Few things are more terrifying than the idea of being inside a building that collapses. People in this situation may be injured by falling rubble or could be pinned under debris,…
Will Multiple OWI Arrests Result in Felony Charges in Wisconsin?
By: Attorney Jorge Fragoso
Drinking and driving is a dangerous act, and in Wisconsin, it can result in severe consequences. Those who operate motor vehicles after drinking alcohol or using drugs could potentially be pulled over and arrested, and they…
5 Types of Injuries That Can Occur in Wisconsin Boat Accidents
During the warm summer months, boating is a popular activity for many Wisconsinites. However, like many other recreational activities, boating comes with some risks. There are a variety of boat accidents that can occur due to issues such as negligent…
6 Asset Categories to Address in a High Net Worth Divorce
By: Attorney Max Stephenson and Paralegal Ali Jaeger
Getting a divorce can be a complicated and overwhelming process, and it will require you to address numerous financial issues and practical concerns, while also dealing with conflict with your spouse and…