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Gruber Law to move its office to different downtown tower
Gruber Law Offices will move its office to the 411 East Wisconsin Center building at 411 E. Wisconsin Ave....
Mayville Engineering reaches $25 million settlement with Peloton
Milwaukee-based Mayville Engineering Co. has reached a settlement with New York-based Peloton Interactive, resolving a lawsuit in which the...
Owner of Chicken Palace restaurants must repay more than $400,000 to workers
The operator of four Chicken Palace restaurants has been ordered to repay more than $400,000 dollars to his employees.
Owner of Poolblu in Lake Geneva accused of failing to pay thousands in taxes
The owner of Poolblu in Lake Geneva has been charged with 12 counts of failing to pay taxes to the United States.
Milwaukee lawyer gets prison sentence after failing to pay millions in taxes
A former Milwaukee attorney has been sentenced to 16 months in federal prison after failing to pay $2.4 million in taxes.
Owner of Milwaukee prenatal services business accused of defrauding Medicaid of $3.7 million
Another Milwaukee woman who claimed to operate a prenatal care business has been charged with defrauding Wisconsin’s Medicaid program.
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Harley-Davidson sues insurance providers to cover costs related to New York trial
Harley-Davidson is suing several of its insurance providers following a dispute related to the company’s policies and coverage.
What I’m Listening To: Billie Jean Smith
Attorney Billie Jean Smith, who recently co-founded intellectual property boutique law firm Wong Meyer Smith & McConnell in downtown...
Milwaukee-based Stainless Foundry & Engineering sued following cyberattack
Milwaukee-based Stainless Foundry & Engineering is being sued following a cyberattack that led to its clients’ personal data being breached.
Eagle Park now selling spirits at its Milwaukee taproom
Eagle Park Brewing and Distilling Company is officially selling spirits at its Milwaukee taproom thanks to new state alcohol laws.
