After recently allowing local courts to return to in-person hearings, trials and normal deadlines, the Wisconsin Supreme Court has ordered that state courts can now seek to suspend those plans and return to tighter restrictions set out by the Supreme Court during the early months of the coronavirus pandemic in April and May.
The State Bar of Wisconsin’s Board of Governors has agreed on a proposed change to the emeritus classification of membership that applies to attorneys ages 70 and over.
Many law firms have been forced to adapt to a remote-work environment because of COVID-19. This has placed an unprecedented burden on law firms’ technological capabilities.
Linda de la Mora, Marna Tess-Mattner and Richard Orton were all elected to serve new terms, while Kristine Burck was elected for the first time.
Matt Beier, who joined WILMIC in 2016 as a claims attorney, is taking on more responsibilities at the company. He is now going to be leading the marketing efforts by WILMIC, adding the position of Business Development Manager to his Claims Attorney role.
