Wisconsin Court Rejects Man’s Suit Against Insurer After Bull Attack May 23, 2021 By Todd Richmond A man who fell into depression and attempted suicide after he was gored by a bull can’t sue an insurance...
Wisconsin Supreme Court Sends Virus Capacity Limits Case to Lower Court November 6, 2020 By Todd Richmond The Wisconsin Supreme Court on Nov. 4 declined to consider reinstating Democratic Gov. Tony Evers’ coronavirus restrictions limiting the size...
Wisconsin DNR Wants to Raise Mining Fees, Require More Detailed Plans October 29, 2020 By Todd Richmond Mining applicants would have to pay more for permits and licenses, supply more detailed plans to state regulators, and work...
Wisconsin High Court Won’t Let Unions Join Suit Against Stay-at-Home Order April 30, 2020 By Todd Richmond The Wisconsin Supreme Court on April 28 refused a request by several labor unions to help defend Democratic Gov. Tony...
Wisconsin High Court Rules Against Farm Over Pay for Time Workers Spend Dressing March 23, 2020 By Todd Richmond Workers can’t negotiate away their right to compensation for time spent donning and removing protective gear, the Wisconsin Supreme Court...
Wisconsin Governor Proposes Flood Bills Hoping to Bring Lawmakers Back March 12, 2020 By Todd Richmond Wisconsin Democratic Gov. Tony Evers has proposed a multimillion-dollar package of legislation designed to control spring flooding, hoping to convince...
Wisconsin Court: Gun Sales Website not Liable in Spa Shooting May 1, 2019 By Todd Richmond The Wisconsin Supreme Court has dismissed a lawsuit alleging a firearms website that enabled a man to illegally purchase the...
Criminalizing 1st-Time DUIs in Wisconsin Is a Tough Sell January 16, 2019 By Todd Richmond With a new Democratic ally in the governor’s office, a handful of Republican lawmakers are pushing for Wisconsin to join...
Investigators: Contractor Mismarked Gas Line Before Deadly Wisconsin Blast November 2, 2018 By Todd Richmond A utility-location worker failed to properly mark a natural gas line in a Madison, Wisconsin, suburb this summer, leading to...
Wisconsin Supreme Court Caps Some Malpractice Damages at $750K June 28, 2018 By Todd Richmond The Wisconsin Supreme Court upheld the state’s cap on noneconomic medical malpractice damages on June 27, reversing an appellate ruling...