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The WiLaw Quarterly Newsletter

Newsletter Article Highlights:

  • Should a Contractor Stop Work Due to Nonpayment?
  • How a Trust Can Provide Asset Protection for Your Children
  • Wisconsin Will Not Tax Forgiven Paycheck Protection Program Loans
  • When Are My Employees Entitled to Leave under the FFCRA because their Children are Home from School or Daycare?

Firm News:

  • Attorney Joseph Gumina Featured in Super Lawyers
  • Steve Slawinski Published in State Bar’s Construction Blog
  • Attorneys Erica Reib, Joe Newbold, and Grant Killoran Featured in Wisconsin Lawyer
  • Attorney Kelly M. Spott Admitted into the Florida State Bar

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