How much litigation can come from the construction of a single roundabout? Enough to result in two separate cases going before the state Supreme Court, apparently.

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Liberal judge Rebecca Dallet's runaway victory in the Wisconsin Supreme Court race cheered Democrats eager for more evidence that their party can expect success in the midterm elections this fall.

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The Wisconsin Supreme Court has found that the state’s recreational-immunity law cannot shield a contractor from being sued over a death that occurred while it was trimming trees for a customer.

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Wisconsin labor officials can withhold voters' names while union elections are underway to guard against possible intimidation and harassment, the state Supreme Court ruled on Tuesday.

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After hearing from the U.S. Supreme Court that the law would not let them sell property they own in St. Croix County, a Wisconsin family set about on Tuesday to have the law changed. Donna Murr and her siblings were ...

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The Wisconsin Supreme Court decided on Thursday not to weigh in on an appeal of a dismissal of a legal-malpractice case filed against a Brookfield lawyer by the owner of a landscaping company whom he had represented in a personal-injury case.

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Should the state’s recreational-immunity statute protect a tree-trimming contractor from liability even after it caused the death of a woman by cutting down a branch? That question is at the heart of John Westmas v. Selective Insurance Co., a case in which ...

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The property is idyllic. It consists of two parcels in a cove on the St. Croix River along the Wisconsin-Minnesota border where the river widens and flattens to form Lake St. Croix.

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Although the Wisconsin Supreme Court’s current term isn’t over yet, its next is already shaping up to be one that could affect the interactions between state agencies and the people and businesses those agencies regulate.

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The Wisconsin Supreme Court is letting a Darien woman drive ahead with a lawsuit over two towns' decisions approving a highway-reconstruction project.

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