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United States Supreme Court Clarifies Standard on Sanctions for Violating Bankruptcy Discharge
On June 3, 2019, the United States Supreme Court in Taggart v. Lorenzen unanimously held that a bankruptcy court may impose contempt sanctions against a creditor for violating a discharge order where “there is no objectively reasonable basis for concluding that the ...Read More »
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Can I really be sued there?
‘Can I really be sued there?’ If you have ever asked that question, you’re not alone—many defendants sued outside of their home state wonder the same thing. For example, if a small family-owned Wisconsin business is sued in a Nevada ...Read More »
Press Releases
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OCHDL Is Pleased to Announce That Attorney Britany E. Morrison Has Joined the Firm
Attorney Britany E. Morrison, a graduate of Marquette University Law School, recently joined the Milwaukee law firm O’Neil, Cannon, Hollman, DeJong & Laing S.C. Prior to joining the firm, Britany worked at a “Big Four” public accounting firm utilizing her ...Read More »
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Wisconsin Supreme Court Rules Unanimously for Firm’s Client in Property Tax Case
On March 14, 2019, the Wisconsin Supreme Court ruled that taxpayers need not operate their farms for a business purpose in order to have their farms classified as agricultural land for property tax purposes. The case is State ex rel. ...Read More »