Imagine that you’re about to purchase a ticket for a cruise you’ve been waiting for all year, only to have your credit card denied because it’s over the limit, even though you don’t remember making any purchases. Or, you’re about to apply for a loan for that dream home, only to be denied by the.

FOS welcomes legal assistant Karen Nimz. Karen previously worked with FOS of counsel attorney Ken Barczak. Experienced in all facets of law firm support services, Karen has particular expertise in the areas of probate and estate planning as well as corporate legal support. Karen is a notary public, and as such, she often assists with.

You’re finishing a staff meeting, when one of your managers says, “Isn’t that new discrimination law great? Employees can’t sue us anymore except for back pay. Once the agencies finish, that’s it. What a relief!” Not so fast. Governor Walker did recently sign into law a bill which limits an employee’s ability to sue for.

FOS congratulates shareholder Diane Slomowitz for being named one of the 2012 Women in the Law by the Wisconsin Law Journal. Diane will be honored at a dinner to be held June 21 at the Pfister Hotel. Diane specializes in appellate motions and briefs, legal research, and legal writing. If FOS has represented you as.

Our Wisconsin Supreme Court has been much in the news the past few years, and not always in a good light. It is important to remember that the court is a great institution with a proud history. The Supreme Court was formed in 1853, five years after Wisconsin became a state. The Court originally had.