Archives: Disciplinary Cases

Yes, a review would be welcome. But not one which fails to understand and address the real problems with Wisconsin’s so-called disciplinary system.

Two more cases proving how pathetic our so-called disciplinary system operates in Wisconsin.

Our state’s tradition of wussy discipline continues…

The Milwaukee Journal Sentinel’s latest attack on the legal system is decrying that there are not more medical malpractice lawsuits.

The problem is that our disciplinary system is a joke. Yes, a review is needed. Please make it a serious one.

Too often, white collar criminals get off with probation and restitution under the theory that if they go to jail, the victims will not be recompensed.

Our disciplinary system is severely flawed. It’s dismaying to see how little the SC seems to understand and appreciate its own role in it.

The petition is to provide the public with information when an attorney is being investigated – not formally accused or convicted, but merely investigated.

This is not the first time CJ Abrahamson and Justice Bradley have dissented on the stricter side in disciplinary cases and once again I agree with their dissent.

A contempt finding against the husband in a divorce case who quit his job and stopped making all court-ordered payments.