Law
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Irgens sues Westin hotel developers, U.S. Bank
Firm alleging 833 East office tower will be blocked by hotel development.
Reinhart to explore downtown office space options
Law firm's lease expires at 1000 North Water in 2019.
Menomonee Falls firm enters plea in ‘Buy American’ case
Novum Structures agrees to pay $3 million.
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New HR law firm opens offices in Waukesha and Madison
Clark & Gotzler to focus on employment and human resources law
City ordered to pay strip club’s legal fees
The City of Milwaukee has been ordered to pay Silk Exotic $482,586 to cover attorney fees and out-of-pocket expenses following a lawsuit the company’s owners brought forth last year after being denied a license to open a strip club Downtown.
Briggs & Stratton fined $24.3 million in patent infringement case
A jury has found that Wauwatosa-based Briggs & Stratton Corp. must pay $24.3 million in damages to Exmark Manufacturing Co. Inc. for patent infringement.
Workplace violence – A hidden national tragedy
The murder of two Virginia news journalists on live TV by a disgruntled former station employee creates a sense of vulnerability in all of us. How can good people, merely doing their jobs, lose their lives at work? Though incidents of fatalities are rare, the Roanoke, Va. violence reminds us that such workplace acts are not rare enough. In fact, there are 2 million workers per year who are victims of some sort of workplace violence. So what can employees and employers do to reduce this risk?
