You’re sitting at home when you notice a maintenance worker in your front yard working on the power lines. You’re frustrated and just want your privacy, wondering if there’s anything you can do to stop it. In most cases, the answer is: probably not. That’s because many utility workers have the legal right to be […]
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The U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) has taken a critical step toward justice and care for veterans impacted by toxic exposures. Effective January 2025, the VA will ease the burden of proof for veterans suffering from certain cancers linked to their military service in hazardous environments, including post-9/11 deployments and the notorious Karshi-Khanabad (K2)
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Can I Receive Disability for Military Sexual Trauma? Service in the U.S. Armed Forces is a lifelong dream for many. The opportunity to serve one’s country, learn new skills, make lasting relationships, and pay for a continuing education make service attractive to different people for different reasons. Regardless of one’s motivations for enlistment, though, no
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Caution: This document discusses matters of death and severe medical trauma. In this article, associate attorney Adams offers an explanation of Wisconsin’s Authorization for Final Disposition and emphasizes its significance in estate planning. What is an Authorization for Final Disposition? An Authorization for Final Disposition is an estate planning document which provides authority to a
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What Should I Do If I Am Charged With a Parole Violation? A charge for violating parole can shake your life to its core, leaving you overwhelmed with fear, uncertainty, and confusion about what lies ahead. However, if you’re in Wisconsin, know you’re not without options. At West & Dunn, we’re known for skillfully navigating
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If I Served in Vietnam, Am I Eligible for Disability? The Vietnam War was one of the most devastating conflicts ever fought by the United States. Of the 3.4 million soldiers deployed to Southeast Asia, over 58,000 were killed. Those who survived were often left with severe physical and emotional scars. This includes lingering effects
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The US Department of the Treasury announced on March 21, 2025, that it had issued an interim final rule associated with Beneficial Ownership Information reporting which took effect on March 26, 2025. The Treasury’s rule removes the requirement that domestic persons or corporations must report BOI and only maintains the requirements as they relate to
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In this article, Attorney Griffin explains the Wisconsin law that requires written change orders for home improvement contracts. Have you ever been surprised to receive a bill from a contractor that was way more than you expected? Are you a contractor seeking to ensure that your contracts are in compliance with Wisconsin law? This article
Caution: This document discusses matters of death and severe medical trauma. What is a Living Will[1]? In this article, associate attorney Adams offers an explanation of Living Wills and emphasizes their significance in estate planning and an example of their potential impact. A Living Will or Declaration Regarding Medical Care is an estate planning document
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