Longtime WILMIC CEO Katja Kunzke retiring
Senior Vice President Tom Watson To Succeed Kunzke Wisconsin Lawyers Mutual Insurance Company President and CEO Katja Kunzke is retiring after more than 17 years in the top spot. Kunzke took over the position in June of 2004. She will leave WILMIC as the longest-serving President and CEO in the company’s 35-year history. Kunzke piloted […]
Check Out WILMIC’s Succession Planning Guidebook
WILMIC and the State Bar Senior Lawyers Division Announce the Release of the new Succession Planning Guidebook.
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Many lawyers are still struggling with pandemic-related stress and other health issues. Seeking help can hasten a return to better functioning, personally and professionally.
Registration open for WILMIC CLE Summer Seminar
Many lawyers are still struggling with pandemic-related stress and other health issues. Seeking help can hasten a return to better functioning, personally and professionally.
Managing Risk: Work-life Balance: In Search of ‘Normalcy’
Many lawyers are still struggling with pandemic-related stress and other health issues. Seeking help can hasten a return to better functioning, personally and professionally.
Four WILMIC Directors Elected To Three-Year Terms on WILMIC Board
Three first-time WILMIC board members were recently elected to three-year terms on the WILMIC board, while another was re-elected to serve another term.
Co-founder of TrustBooks Software Says It Makes Trust Accounting Easier
The cloud-based program has also now expanded to provide operational accounting for law firms. TrustBooks was created in 2015. It is a cloud-based program that not only makes trust accounting easier for lawyers, and is geared toward legal accounting, it has also now expanded to provide operational accounting for law firms. This is the only […]
Claims Digest: Understanding how your “claims-made and reported coverage” works under your WILMIC professional liability policy
Lawyers tend to be mobile, often working in several different capacities after they graduate from law school. It is not uncommon for a lawyer to start out working in private practice, then work in-house for a company, move into the fields of academia or government, only to finish their career back in private practice. The fact that there are so many different ways to utilize a law degree is one of the reasons that people decide to go to law school in the first place.
Wellness Corner: Henry’s Rules for Moving Things
By Jay Reeves Here’s a modest proposal: every law school should start teaching a course in lifting and moving heavy objects. The class could be taught by adjunct faculty from U-Haul, Mayflower and All My Sons. Hand trucks and work gloves would replace laptops and textbooks. Students who shine would make Lug Review. Our profession […]
WILMIC Office To Reopen
After more than a year of working from home with limited face-to-face contact, WILMIC’s office will reopen on Thursday, July 1. We would like to thank our staff and policyholders for helping us continue full business operations without interruption during the pandemic. While working mainly from home, our employees had access to almost all business […]