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Generac will pay $15.8 million penalty after portable generators caused finger amputations
Generac has agreed to pay a $15.8 million civil penalty as part of a settlement related to several models of the company’s portable generators.
Texas-based restaurant chain sues Mukwonago diner for trademark infringement
Texas-based company Rovin, Inc. is suing Mukwonago restaurant Babe’s Pizza Chicken Diner (BPC) for trademark infringement.
Judge won’t rule on city request for Northridge Mall until he gets direction from Court of Appeals
Milwaukee County Circuit Court Judge William Sosnay won’t rule on a City of Milwaukee request for deed and title...
Former Amazon employee in Kenosha sues company for alleged violation of ADA
A Kenosha man is suing Amazon.com, Inc. after alleging the company did not make accommodations for his physical disability.
Judge finds Brookfield Pharmaceuticals participated in false advertising  Â
A judge has found that Brookfield Pharmaceuticals, LLC made a series of false statements when advertising one its products.
Couple that operated GEICO branch in West Allis sues company for alleged fraud
A Texas couple that formerly operated a GEICO Insurance Company Office in West Allis is suing the company for fraud.
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Mequon man who owned local pharmacies sentenced after paying health care kickbacks
A Mequon man who owned four Milwaukee-area pharmacies has been sentenced following his participation in a health care kickback scheme.
Kohler Co. sues Amazon sellers for trademark infringement
Kohler is suing an Amazon storefront, run by several unidentified individuals, as the group is allegedly selling Kohler’s products illegally.
Phoenix Investors seeks to purchase former Northridge Mall property
Northridge Mall owner U.S. Black Spruce Enterprise Group has entered into a purchase agreement with Milwaukee real estate firm Phoenix Investors LLC.
Investment group wants to take over Window Select’s contracts, create new company
A North Carolina company is looking to take over Window Select's contracts and create an entirely new company.
