Summer/Fall 2008

Something Old, Something New – Robert Lauer

Discovery of Medical Records: If There is “Nothing Out There,” Then Why Are We Fighting Over Our Medical Information Releases? – Barbara M. Olivas

Service of Process: Capitalizing on Statutory Requirements to Attack the Plaintiff’s Case – Laura Lyons

Motions for Sanctions Under the New Wis. Stat. § 802.05: Exploring Some Lingering Questions – Anthony J. Anzelmo

FMLA May Be Triggered by Employee’s Sudden “Bizarre” Behavior – Robin M. Sheridan

Considering a Constitutional Challenge to “The Helmet Law” – Doug Ross

Intoxication in Civil Cases: Does Wisconsin Require Expert Testimony to Explain the Link Between Intoxication and How it Contributed to the Accident? – Ryan D. Burke and Sammi-Jo Nevin

Employers Beware: Court of Appeals Strikes Down Two Non-Compete Clause – Carrie E. Turner

Considerations for Early Written Expert Discovery – Robert D. Ebbe

Reverse Bad Faith: Could it Become a Viable Option for Wisconsin Insurers? – Erica M. Brumm

Wisconsin Legal Update – Bernard T. McCartan