In the last several years, employee wellness programs have grown rapidly as companies attempt to manage the cost of healthcare. Currently, a majority of employers…
Social parties involving alcohol have become as ingrained in our holiday culture as exchanging gifts, overeating and Uncle Larry’s ugly sweaters. Often, questions arise regarding…
Excessive discovery requests. We’ve all received them. A $30,000 contract case “demands” multiple interrogatories, document requests, and deposition notices. More time and fees are spent…
We typically think of government forfeitures involving the seizure of money or fancy vehicles from suspected drug dealers pursuant to an arrest. This is not…
Lawsuits involve a bit of procedural jockeying – substitution, consent to a magistrate judge, removal, picking a mediator. In arbitration, everything is up for grabs.…
Most everyone is aware that, in 2011, Wisconsin became a Daubert state – meaning that Wisconsin adopted the Daubert standard for determining whether expert testimony…
FOS shareholder Matthew O’Neill will be a presenter on “Federal Practice Tips” at the Eastern District Bar Association’s September 17, 2015 Introduction to Federal Practice…