Never has a lawyer’s judgment about what clients and cases to take on been more tested than it is now with the current COVID-19 health emergency. But “dabbling” in unknown practice areas to make up for lost revenues isn’t a smart move.
As a Wisconsin Lawyers Mutual Insurance Company policyholder, you are now able to use your laptop, tablet, or mobile device to make one-time payments with Apple Pay or Google Pay.
Atty. Kristine Burck was recently elected to a three-year term on WILMIC’s Board of Directors. She fills the seat filled by Madison attorney Noreen Parrett, who stepped down after ten years on the board.
The Small Business Administration (SBA) filed another Interim Final Rule (IFR) that includes new revisions made from the Paycheck Protection Program Flexibility Act that was signed into law on June 5, 2020.
After months of uncertainty, the Wisconsin Supreme Court has decided the state should move forward with the bar exam, as scheduled, on July 28-29, 2020.
The United States Supreme Court has decided not to take up the case challenging mandatory membership in the State Bar of Wisconsin. Under Wisconsin Supreme Court Rule 10.01, all Wisconsin lawyers must be members of the State Bar of Wisconsin, and pay dues, in order to practice law in the state.
After months of uncertainty, the Wisconsin Supreme Court has decided the state should move forward with the bar exam, as scheduled, on July 28-29, 2020.
The Wisconsin Supreme Court has issued orders allowing local courts to resume in-person hearings and jury trials.
The WILMIC Annual Meeting of Policyholders will be held via Zoom video conferencing on June 5, 2020.
For the 22nd consecutive year, WILMIC is sending out dividend checks to policyholders. Nearly $10 Million in dividends have been paid out since 1999.
