Firm News & Events

2/7/2019

Eric Carlson and Nathan Bayer obtained defense verdict in Federal Court – Northern District of Illinois

Eric and Nathan obtained a defense verdict in a Federal Court – Northern District of Illinois trial involving a rear end collision between two semi-tractor trailers. As a result of the accident, the Plaintiff claimed to be completely disabled due to a cervical and brain injury, and was seeking Read More
2/7/2019

Donald Carlson, Eric Carlson and Laura Schuett publish article entitled “Wisconsin’s Asbestos Bankruptcy Trust Law”

Donald Carlson, Eric Carlson and Laura Schuett published an article in the International Association of Defense Counsel News Letter entitled “Wisconsin’s Asbestos Bankruptcy Trust Law”. The article discusses Wisconsin’s 2014 bankruptcy trust transparency law, debunking the assertion... Read More
1/25/2019

Jeff Nichols and Ashley Webber obtained a successful verdict in a Racine County Trial

Jeff Nichols and Ashley Webber received a defense verdict in a recent Racine County trial. Plaintiff was rear-ended by our insured and filed suit alleging injuries. Plaintiff claimed that the accident caused him to undergo neck surgery and extensive medical treatment. He claimed $399,113.27... Read More

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6/27/2018

Supreme Court Decides Wisconsin Gerrymandering Case

In Gill v. Whitford, the Supreme Court recently decided that Plaintiffs’ efficiency gap measure, which is the difference between the Party’s respective wasted votes in an election, divided by the total number of votes cast, did not address the effect that a gerrymander had on the votes of... Read More
1/4/2018

Court of Appeals Affirms Insurer’s Payment of Remaining Limits to Court Before Settlement

The Wisconsin Court of Appeals recently held that an insurer’s payment of its remaining policy limits to the circuit court and subsequent dismissal before a full settlement was reached with two remaining plaintiffs was not in violation of Wisconsin law. Lovelien v. Austin Mutual Ins. Co.,... Read More
1/3/2018

Boy is it Cold! How is your Automatic Fire Sprinkler System?

A recent publication by NFPA, Hall, J. R. (2010). “U.S. Experience with Sprinklers and Other Automatic Fire Extinguishing Equipment” reports the analysis of data from a single calendar year reveals approximately 120 inadvertent automatic fire sprinkler discharges per day. Inadvertent... Read More
11/8/2017

Fireplace and Stove Fire Claims--Determining Origin and Cause, and Litigating out of the Ashes

Fall has arrived here in Wisconsin and with it the crisp air, changing leaves and the unmistakable scent of burning hardwood wafting through the neighborhood. Fireplaces are a common source of house fires. Fireplace and chimney problems are nearly 100% fixable, and the cause of fires associated... Read More
11/1/2017

Expert Opinion Excluded Under Wisconsin Daubert Statute as Not Based on Sufficient Facts or Data

The Wisconsin Court of Appeals recently decided one of the first cases analyzing the exclusion of an expert witness under the recently-revised Wis. Stat. § 907.02(1), Wisconsin’s Daubert statute. In Nationwide Agribusiness v. August Winter & Sons, Inc., No. 2014AP488 (Wis. Ct. App. Oct.... Read More

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Firm News & Events

Eric Carlson and Nathan Bayer obtained defense verdict in Federal Court – Northern District of Illinois

Donald Carlson, Eric Carlson and Laura Schuett publish article entitled “Wisconsin’s Asbestos Bankruptcy Trust Law”

Jeff Nichols and Ashley Webber obtained a successful verdict in a Racine County Trial

Recent Blog Posts

Supreme Court Decides Wisconsin Gerrymandering Case

Court of Appeals Affirms Insurer’s Payment of Remaining Limits to Court Before Settlement

Boy is it Cold! How is your Automatic Fire Sprinkler System?

Fireplace and Stove Fire Claims--Determining Origin and Cause, and Litigating out of the Ashes

Expert Opinion Excluded Under Wisconsin Daubert Statute as Not Based on Sufficient Facts or Data