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Majorities in MU Law poll back mask requirements, potential business and school shutdowns
A majority of registered voters in Wisconsin support requiring people to wear masks in all public places and are open to additional shutdowns of schools and businesses if coronavirus cases rise in the state.
Noteholders object to Briggs & Stratton bankruptcy plan
Briggs & Stratton’s plan to sell most of the company to KPS Capital Partners moves to quickly and does...
Adding “.com” to generic term may open route to trademark protection
Generic terms—those words that actually name a product or service—are ineligible for trademark protection under current United States trademark...
Koss Corp. suing major headphone brands, including Apple, Bose, for patent infringement
Milwaukee-based Koss Corp. is suing major headphone brands, including Apple and Bose, alleging their products infringe on the company’s...
IRS issues additional guidance for retirement account withdrawals in 2020
The IRS recently released notices 2020-50 and 2020-51, on June 19 and June 26, respectively, which offer important but...
Windy City-Fox Motorsports acquires New Berlin Harley-Davidson dealership
An affiliate of Windy City-Fox Motorsports has acquired the former Iron Town Harley-Davidson dealership in New Berlin in bankruptcy court and does not plan to re-open it.
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EPA will get to take a second look at southeastern Wisconsin ozone standards
The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency will be allowed to reconsider its ozone designations for the southeastern part of Wisconsin...
Nominations sought for Notable Women in Law feature
BizTimes Milwaukee is seeking nominations for its upcoming Notable Women in Law feature. Profiles of those selected which will appear in the August 17 edition of the magazine.
Al Orr becomes Reinhart CEO
Al Orr today began his term as chief executive officer of Milwaukee-based law firm Reinhart Boerner Van Deuren s.c.
Court approves sale of The Bull in Sheboygan Falls
A federal bankruptcy judge has approved the sale of The Bull at Pinehurst Farms golf course for nearly $2.48 million.
