Attorneys at Crivello Carlson, S.C. specialize in trial, appeal, mediation, and arbitration. We are resourceful, experienced and innovative in our approach, and our clients include publicly-traded and privately-held corporations, family-owned businesses, tax-exempt organizations and individuals.
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Amy Doyle, Tim Johnson, and Andrew Goldner secured summary judgment on behalf of a municipality in a sewer backup case. The plaintiff alleged the municipality was negligent in its design and information gathering processes leading up to the installation of new services under a nearby street. ...
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Amy Doyle and Tim Johnson secured summary judgment on behalf of a municipality and its law enforcement officer in a federal civil rights case. The plaintiff alleged claims of excessive force, failure to render medical care, and deficient training and supervision of the officer. The plaintiff...
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Attorneys Jeff Nichols and Tim Johnson received a defense verdict in Monroe County in a recent jury trial. Nichols and Johnson represented an owner of a black Russian Terrier that allegedly struck plaintiff causing her to fall and sustain a significant ankle fracture requiring surgery. After one hour...
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We previously posted on the state court of appeals' decision in Emer's Camper Corral, LLC v. Alderman, 2019 WI App 17, in which the court reviewed proofs necessary to proceed on a claim of negligent procurement of insurance coverage. The state supreme court has now affirmed the court of appeals'...
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In Correa v. Woodman’s Food Market, 2020 WI 43, the Wisconsin Supreme Court clarified that to proceed on a claim under the safe place statute of an unsafe condition, a plaintiff need not show evidence sufficient to determine when the condition first existed. Rather, the court explained the...
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The Wisconsin Court of Appeals recently decided an issue regarding Wisconsin open records law. In Lueders v. Krug, plaintiff requested electronic records of emails after already receiving records of those emails in paper form. The defendant denied this request under Wis. Stat. § 19.35(1)(b), which...
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In an issue of first impression, the Wisconsin Court of Appeals recently clarified the elements that a plaintiff must prove in negligence claims against insurance agents.
In Emer’s Camper Corral, LLC v. Michael A. Alderman, et al., (App. No. 2018AP458), plaintiff claimed that the defendant...
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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...
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