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The Legislature's budget committee approved three legal settlements Wednesday under Wisconsin's new lame-duck laws.
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Read More »Letter to the editor: Criticism of Waukesha’s proposal doesn’t hold water
Waukesha has applied to borrow and return Great Lakes water because we need a healthy and sustainable water supply. We are making the request under the terms of the Great Lakes Compact, a binding agreement reached among states bordering the Lakes and that we helped enact.
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Read More »Levy cuts through rhetoric in the construction industry 
Success in the construction industry is less about materials, carpentry or masonry and more about mutual understandings, according to Milwaukee attorney Joshua Levy.
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Read More »Turiciano lives to litigate conflict
David Turiciano does not shy away from conflict, he embraces it.
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Read More »Murdock rises early in career
Andrea Murdock’s career is proof that mentors matter.
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Read More »McClean earns well-rounded career experience
Matt McClean understands both sides of construction litigation.
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Read More »Carnell appreciates intellectual challenges of construction law
Kent Carnell ventured into construction law by accident.
Tagged with: 2012 Construction Law Dane County Circuit Court
Read More »The legal pitfalls of government contracting
In a number of industries — especially construction — government contracts can be a rewarding source of work and revenue. But getting in on the award process is challenging and poses legal challenges.
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Read More »Kalahari lawsuit offers defect lessons
The recent decision by the Wisconsin Court of Appeals in Kalahari Development, LLC v. Iconica Inc. underscores the two biggest legal obstacles to claims for latent construction defects: the Economic Loss Doctrine and statutes of limitation.
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In a number of industries — especially construction — government contracts can be a rewarding source of work and revenue.
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