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Nominations sought for Notable Intellectual Property Attorneys feature
BizTimes Milwaukee is seeking nominations for its upcoming Notable Intellectual Property Attorneys feature.
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Medical College of Wisconsin named in lawsuit following data breach by Russian hackers
The Medical College of Wisconsin (MCW) is being sued by a Greenfield man following a data breach that occurred last November.
Wisconsin will get part of a $700 million settlement with Google following misconduct lawsuit
Wisconsin will receive part of a $700 million settlement with Google after an anticompetitive conduct lawsuit was filed against the company.
Racine-based Vista Apex dismisses lawsuit filed against former employee
Racine-based Inter-Med, d.b.a. Vista Apex, has dismissed a civil lawsuit filed against one of the company’s former employees.
Milwaukee-area breweries say newly passed alcohol regulations will make it easier to do business
Local breweries say a recently passed law related to alcohol sales will clarify a myriad of grey areas they must currently navigate.
Harley-Davidson files lawsuit against Kenosha man selling ‘Harley F—ing Davidson’ apparel
A Kenosha man is being sued by Harley-Davidson after he allegedly sold several counterfeit items of clothing using the company’s trademarked logos.
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Appeals court rules against Kohler’s golf course plans
Plans for a Kohler Co. golf course just north of Kohler-Andre State Park in Sheboygan hit a setback Tuesday...
Wisconsin gets $1.9 million grant to provide entrepreneurs with legal and financial advice
The U.S. Department of the Treasury, through its State Small Business Credit Initiative, has awarded Wisconsin $1.9 million in technical assistance funding.
Milwaukee Precision Casting will pay $100,000 fine after violating Clean Water Act
Milwaukee Precision Casting will pay a $100,000 criminal fine after pleading guilty this past July to violating the Clean Water Act.
Government recovers more than $1.2 million for construction workers who built Oconomowoc housing project
A federal investigation found that several construction companies that helped complete a housing development in Oconomowoc violated labor laws.
