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Milwaukee Montessori School to pay $290,000 settlement for discrimination allegations
Milwaukee Montessori School has agreed to pay a $290,000 settlement to resolve allegations that the private school discriminated against children with disabilities.
Global Power Components sues former employees for allegedly starting a competing company
Global Power Components is suing two former employees for allegedly launching a competing firm, Gridcrest Solutions, while still employed.
Café Corazon employees file lawsuit against owners over use of mandatory tip pool
A group of workers employed by Café Corazon is suing the restaurant’s owners for allegedly violating the Fair Labor Standards Act.
State issues its first insurance fraud forfeiture
Wisconsin’s Office of the Commissioner of Insurance has issued its first forfeiture related to insurance fraud against a Milwaukee County business owner.
HellermannTyton employee sued by former company after allegedly sharing trade secrets
A Wauwatosa man and his current employer are being sued for misappropriating trade secrets after he allegedly stole classified information.
West Allis, Delafield Applebee’s evicted and closed over unpaid rent and damages
The Applebee’s locations in West Allis at 2865 S. 108th St. and in Delafield at 3100 Golf Road were...
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River Hills man sentenced to 21 months in prison for paying health care kickbacks
A River Hills man who co-owned a Milwaukee clinical laboratory has been sentenced to 21 months in prison after...
Johnson Controls salesperson in New York joins legal battle against company
Disgruntled salespeople employed by Johnson Controls continue to file new lawsuits against the company related to a recent sales incentive plan.
Madison-based law firm adds office in Mequon
DeWitt LLP has opened an office in Mequon at 10140 N. Port Washington Road and hired Attorney Michael G....
Woman affiliated with Franklin contractor agrees to plead guilty to fraudulently obtaining federal contracts
A local woman is facing prison time after she submitted false information in order to receive millions of dollars in government contracts.
