Attorneys consider pursuing e-discovery for smaller cases 
By:
Jack Zemlicka
Published: April 6, 2012
Tags: e-discovery
Sharon Nelson, left, watches fellow e-discovery lawyer Bruce Olson during their March 29 presentation on case discovery at the American Bar Association’s Techshow in Chicago. Attorneys need to be aware of potential ethical obligations, Olson and Nelson said, in considering whether to use e-discovery in small cases.
New Wis. damages measure favors employers
Published: March 16, 2012
Tags: compensatory damages, Discrimination, punitive damages, Wisconsin
A bill that would eliminate the ability of employees to sue for compensatory or punitive damages in Wisconsin state court is headed to Gov. Scott Walker, who is expected to sign the measure.
Wisconsin considers legislation to reverse tort reform measures
Published: October 28, 2011
Tags: damage cap, negligence, noneconomic damages, tort reform, Wisconsin
In the wake of sweeping tort reform changes enacted in Wisconsin earlier this year, state Democratic legislators have proposed new legislation that would undo or revise the changes.
Wisconsin tort reform bill would limit remedies
By:
Jack Zemlicka
Published: January 26, 2011
Tags: medical malpractice, non-economic damages, tort reform
Broad legislation aimed at tort reform is being considered by the Wisconsin state legislature.
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