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CWPB partners Jordan C. Loeb and Lester A. Pines have received awards from the Jewish Federation of Madison for their outstanding commitment to the welfare of the Jewish community. This week, Loeb received the Ben Minkoff Volunteer Service Award by the Jewish...
Five attorneys have been selected to the 2014 Wisconsin Super Lawyers list. Each year, no more than five percent of layers in the state are selected by the research team at Super Lawyers to receive this honor. Super Lawyers, a Thomson...
Attorney Tamara Packard, a partner at CWPB, recently showcased her knowledge in the area of class action litigation, editing the Wisconsin chapter of the "Survey of State Class Action Law - 2014-15", published this month by the American Bar Association - Section of...
Once again, The Best Lawyers in America, the most respected listing of lawyers in each respective practice area within a region, has selected seven attorneys in the newly-released 2015 Wisconsin Edition. Conducted using a rigorous...
In the wake of U.S. District Judge Barbara Crabb's historic ruling declaring the state's ban on gay marriage unconstitutional, Attorney Tamara Packard is leading the effort to ensure that same-sex couples are able to marry in Wisconsin. She was part of a team in...
CWPB partner Linda Harfst presented a keynote legal session "I Thought We Weren't Supposed to Talk About Age" at the Workforce Development Board of South Central Wisconsin's April 24, 2014 summit entitled "Responding to a Maturing Workforce." Over 60 people attended...
Since early 2011, protesters have gathered at the Capitol Building to vocalize and demonstrate their opposition to the policies of Governor Walker's administration, and has stood beside the protesters every step of the way. Among...
CWPB attorneys secured a major victory for Wisconsin utility customers in a decision issued by the Public Service Commission of Wisconsin on April 23. In the decision, the Commission concluded that the City of Milwaukee cannot require utilities and their customers to...
On March 25, Attorney Tamara Packard presented a continuing legal education seminar to members of the Dane County Bar Association entitled "First Comes Windsor, Then Comes Marriage: What It Means for Wisconsin Same-Sex Couples." Packard is partner here at [nap_names...
Our Attorney has published one of the feature articles in this month's edition of Wisconsin Lawyer, the magazine of the Wisconsin State Bar, entitled The Admissibility of Electronically Stored Information. His article addresses the complexity of admitting electronic...
