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Michael Cohen says lawyers who represent business clients will benefit from learning more about trending topics in business litigation and dispute resolution.

Michael Cohen says lawyers who represent business clients will benefit from learning more about trending topics in business litigation and dispute resolution.

Wisconsin courts recently scrutinized whether restrictive covenants, including confidential information provisions, are narrowly drawn so as to be…

A trial court’s decision to dismiss a lawsuit seeking to enforce a non-compete agreement was improper, the Wisconsin Court of Appeals has ruled.

A trial court’s decision to dismiss a lawsuit seeking to enforce a non-compete agreement was improper, the Wisconsin Court of Appeals has ruled.

From the Friday, July 1, opening ceremony to the fireworks finale on Monday, July 4, Milton’s Rhythm & Booms festival will offer plenty of fun. Derek Henze, the celebration’s organizer,

The July 4 holiday weekend is ahead, with many events across the area. Here’s a rundown of local fun.

The City of Milton has plenty to be happy about over the last year, as 2021 brought monumental changes to a city transitioning into a period of expansion.

USC ready to have students in school this fall But federal law mandates masks will still be required on buses By Kevin Mertens - Staff Writer | Jul 25, 2021 Community Workforce Coordinator Emily Davis, pictured above, gave a review of the programs and events which were offered to the students at USC last year and said many plans are already in place for this year. “I do not see us having any distance learning options this fall,” United South Central superintendent Keith Fleming told board m...

The Milton School Board votes four to three to sell the district’s apple devices to Diamond Assets and buy new ones. Superintendent Richard Dahman told the board used devices are selling at an all-time high right now and the district likely would not get as much money selling their used devices when the lease is up in two years. Board members Mike Hoffman, Brian Kvapil and Rick Mullen opposed the sale. The district will replace 24 iMac computers in the high school’s digital media classroom,...