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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What Legal Documents Should You Expect if You Are Served with a Lawsuit? Has a stranger showed up at your place of employment or home, handed over an assortment of papers, and told you that you’ve been served? Try not to panic. While no one is ever truly ready to deal with the unfortunate reality
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By Andrew Adams The US Department of the Treasury announced on Sunday, March 2, 2025, that it will not enforce any penalties or fines associated with Beneficial Ownership Interest reporting against US citizens or domestic reporting companies. The Treasury intends to announce a rulemaking limiting such penalties or fines to foreign citizens and companies. While
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On February 18, 2025, the U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of Texas issued a decision in Smith, et al. v. U.S. Department of the Treasury, et al., which reinstated the Beneficial Ownership Interest (“BOI”) reporting requirements under the Corporate Transparency Act (“CTA”). In response, the US Department of the Treasury’s Financial Crimes Enforcement
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What Are the Different Types of VA Disability Benefits Claims? Veterans eligible for disability claims because of certain conditions sustained in service to their country may file claims with the United States Department of Veterans Affairs (VA). However, filing a claim and getting that claim approved so that you may receive the disability benefits you
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What is a Wage Garnishment? A wage garnishment happens when a court orders your employer to withhold some of your earnings to pay off a debt. What is your recourse if a creditor garnishes your wages in Wisconsin? The first step is to consult a Wisconsin wage garnishment attorney. Creditors in Wisconsin may garnish wages
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When considering attorney representation in a VA disability claim it’s important to understand what stage of review your particular case is in and what filing deadlines apply. VA believes its process to be non-adversarial in the early stages and does not allow veterans to be represented by an attorney until VA had a chance to
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What is a Plea Bargain in Wisconsin? A plea bargain is a legal agreement where, in return for the dismissal of additional charges, the defendant consents to plead guilty to a lesser offense or accept a reduced sentence. Plea agreements can hasten case resolution, conserving time, money, and emotional strain. However, accepting a plea bargain
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