June 14, 2000<@SM>The Wisconsin Supreme Court held in a unanimous decision issued on June 7 that, in divorce matters, Sec. 767.32(1)(a) does not bar a circuit court from construing an ambiguous portion of a final property division. Rather, Sec. 767.01(1)
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Trial lawyers question Allstate claims practices
June 20, 2000<@SM>Is attempting to bring more people more dollars to compensate them for their injuries faster than if they
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June 22, 2000<@SM>Where an annuity and a marital property agreement conflict on the disposition of the annuity
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June 22, 2000<@SM>Madison
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June 27, 2000<@SM>Washington
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June 27, 2000<@SM>Madison
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June 27, 2000<@SM>The State Bar of Wisconsin
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June 27, 2000<@SM>Washington
Read More »Locked-out workers eligible for benefits
July 7, 2000<@SM><@SM>Under Sec. 108.04(10), employees who are subject to a lockout may receive unemployment compensation benefits unless the lockout is subsequent to a direct strike against their employer itself, the Wisconsin Supreme Court held on June
Read More »Supreme Court to settle business tax dispute
May 3, 1999<@SM>Washington
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