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WisBar News: State Bar Board Hears Reports on Rules Petition, Rural Practice Efforts: - Vimarsana News

WisBar News: State Bar Board Hears Reports on Rules Petition, Rural Practice Efforts:

At its meeting Dec. 1, the State Bar of Wisconsin’s Board of Governors heard reports on a pending Wisconsin Supreme Court rules petition on appeals from competency hearings and efforts to improve rural access to justice.

Source: wisbar.org
WisBar News: State Bar Board Hears Reports on Rules Petition, Rural Practice Efforts: - Vimarsana News

WisBar News: State Bar Board Hears Reports on Rules Petition, Rural Practice Efforts:

At its meeting Dec. 1, the State Bar of Wisconsin’s Board of Governors heard reports on a pending Wisconsin Supreme Court rules petition on appeals from competency hearings and efforts to improve rural access to justice.

Source: wisbar.org
WisBar Court Review: Firing Worker Based on Deferred Prosecution Agreements Did Not Violate WFEA: - Vimarsana News

WisBar Court Review: Firing Worker Based on Deferred Prosecution Agreements Did Not Violate WFEA:

A company that fired an employee who admitted to felony charges that were the subject of deferred prosecution agreements did not violate the Wisconsin Fair Employment Act, the Wisconsin Court of Appeals has ruled.

Source: wisbar.org
WisBar Court Review: Firing Worker Based on Deferred Prosecution Agreements Did Not Violate WFEA: - Vimarsana News

WisBar Court Review: Firing Worker Based on Deferred Prosecution Agreements Did Not Violate WFEA:

A company that fired an employee who admitted to felony charges that were the subject of deferred prosecution agreements did not violate the Wisconsin Fair Employment Act, the Wisconsin Court of Appeals has ruled.

Source: wisbar.org