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AI vs. IP
As artificial intelligence becomes increasingly embedded in business operations, its legal footprint is growing just as fast. When it...
Johnson Controls faces class action lawsuit following 2023 data breach
A former Johnson Controls employee is suing the company over a 2023 ransomware attack that exposed the sensitive data of thousands.
Federal lawsuit accuses Crystal Ridge of religious discrimination against employee
The EEOC has sued Crystal Ridge in Franklin, alleging the business illegally fired an employee over religious social media posts.
Nominations sought for Notable General Counsels feature
BizTimes Media is seeking nominations for its upcoming Notable General Counsels feature.
Click here to nominate someone to be featured as one of...
Michael Best to move Manitowoc office to Titletown district in Green Bay
Milwaukee-based law firm Michael Best & Friedrich LLP announced this week that it will move its office at 1000...
Milwaukee-area lawyers settle VA reimbursement case for $75,000
Two local lawyers reached a settlement with federal authorities over allegations they avoided reimbursing the VA for a veteran’s medical care.
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Hormel sues Johnsonville for allegedly poaching employees, stealing trade secrets
Hormel Foods has filed a lawsuit against Johnsonville and two former employees, alleging theft of trade secrets and employee poaching.
Choice Hotels sues Milwaukee Clarion Inn operators for alleged trademark infringement
Choice Hotels has filed a trademark infringement lawsuit against the former operators of a Clarion Inn near Milwaukee’s airport.
Former Generac employee refused to use preferred pronouns of transgender coworker, says company denied request for religious accommodation
A former Generac employee is accusing the company of religious discrimination after being denied an accommodation related to using certain pronouns.
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.
