Wisconsin Legal Handbook




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Wisconsin Attorney's/Secretary's Handbook

Designed with attorneys, paralegals and legal secretaries in mind, the Wisconsin Handbook is a complete reference source for your office or library. Our team of editors has taken the time to research, verify, and compile information relevant to a Wisconsin law office so you can rely on us for the details and focus on practicing law.

Every piece of information in the 2010 edition has been verified to ensure that you have the most up-to-date information.  The 2010 edition includes more direct phone numbers to court personnel as well as additional email addresses and websites.   The handbook is now available in both an online format or in print.  Both provide you with a wealth of useful, accurate information in a user friendly format so you can locate the information you need quickly and easily. Our new eBook is a comprehensive online resource created to save you time and take advantage of the convenience of the Internet. The clear and consistent design allows for easy navigation and includes a powerful search engine in which you can search by category, subcategory or keyword. Your subscription will provide you with unlimited annual access to existing information as well as any revisions that occur throughout the year.

Obtain the latest edition of the Wisconsin Handbook for $72 (includes binder) or update the contents without the binder for $62.   Or subscribe to the online edition for $75.00 annually per user subscription.   Order by phone at 1-888-470-0077 or click here to buy now.

Legal News

September 02, 2010
Sept. 3, 2010 – Interrogation evidence will be suppressed in its entirety when an officer places a juvenile in custody and interrogates the juvenile without recording the conversation, even if incriminating statements are later recorded.
September 02, 2010
Sept. 2, 2010 – A worker, restricted by a physician’s order from engaging in certain activities at work, is nevertheless entitled to worker’s compensation if the employer asks the worker to engage in those activities, also knowing of the restriction.
September 01, 2010
Sept. 1, 2010 – Without an arbitrary act on the part of a labor union, the labor union does not breach its duty of representation in representing a union member. That is, the non-arbitrary acts of a labor union cannot be aggregated to create arbitrariness on the whole, a Wisconsin Appeals Court recently held.


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