Archive: September 2015

My column in this issue of Inside Track, published by the Wisconsin State Bar, is entitled: Methods for Settlement Negotiations.

The Supreme Court overrode lying lawyer’s suspension in favor of a public reprimand.

While the law needs to be aware of the right of parents to raise their children, the trump card should be to protect children, not the rights of any adults.

There is absolutely no question that the clerk is simply wrong. She swore an oath to obey the law – not just those laws she agrees with.

My intent in my column was not to trash the collaborative practice, which has certain benefits. It is rather to speculate on why, if it is such a substantial beneficial as advertised, it has not grown? In fact, it has shrank.