Nicole Masnica – Wisconsin Supreme Court – State v. Ruffin
Watch GRGB’s Nicole Masnica’s oral argument in the Supreme Court (State v. Ruffin) of Wisconsin.
Entries by Gimbel, Reilly, Guerin & Brown, LLP
Wisconsin Innocence Project’s Effort To Exonerate And Free Daryl Holloway Applauded
Attorney Raymond M. Dall’Osto and his colleagues at Gimbel, Reilly, Guerin & Brown, LLP applaud the diligent and successful work done by the Wisconsin Innocence Project, which continued and built upon our efforts to obtain definitive new DNA testing. These efforts resulted in the exoneration and freeing of Daryl Holloway on October 6, 2016, after he served 23 years […]
Victor Ortiz, Jr. v. Kevin A. Carr
In 2016, the Department of Corrections suddenly doubled the percentage it was withholding from Ortiz’s prison wages for the payment of restitution, even though this conflicted with the judgment of conviction. Ortiz fought the deduction in the prison and then the courts, and GRGB was asked to write a Response Brief on his behalf, pro […]
Franklyn Gimbel and Steven McGaver successfully represented Milwaukee County Deputy Sheriff’s Association
Attorneys Franklyn Gimbel and Steven McGaver successfully represented an officer of the Milwaukee County Deputy Sheriff’s Association in an action before the Wisconsin Employment Relations Commission. Attorneys Gimbel and McGaver prevailed in the proceeding and the WERC concluded that Graber had been acting legally last year when he insisted the agency follow the union contract when selecting deputies to work mandatory […]
Women’s and Children’s Domestic Violence Shelter Gets Second Chance in Elkhorn
Due to the efforts of Gimbel, Reilly, Guerin & Brown, LLP partner Ray Dall’Osto, a circuit judge on April 29th vacated the decision of the City of Elkhorn Common Council, which last year denied a conditional use permit (CUP) for New Beginnings Association for Prevention of Family Violence to open a women’s and children’s shelter near […]
Attorney Frank Gimbel Featured in ABA Journal Article on Attorney Competence
Bar exam does little to ensure attorney competence, say lawyers in diploma privilege state In his 60 years of law practice, Milwaukee attorney Franklyn M. Gimbel has known good and bad attorneys. And, according to him, whether they passed a bar exam, which in Wisconsin is not required for most in-state law school graduates, has […]
OPEN FOR BUSINESS? Owners grapple with legal doubts as Wisconsin re-opens
Wisconsin Law Journal – June 2020 OPEN FOR BUSINESS? Owners grapple with legal doubts as Wisconsin re-opens
Domestic Violence Cases on the Rise During Wisconsin’s Stay-at-Home Order
By Attorney Nicole Masnica The COVID-19 crisis and statewide quarantine required many families to stay in their homes together for far more time than under normal circumstances. This difficult time has been complicated even further because many have suffered financially, lost employment and have had to deal with a disruption in school or care for their […]
How Has COVID-19 Affected Divorce Cases in Wisconsin?
The coronavirus has had a staggering effect on the United States’ business infrastructure, the unemployment rate, and the economy as a whole, but it has also had a more personal impact, affecting our family dynamics and how we go about our daily lives. Currently, many states and cities are attempting to reopen the economy and […]
Protecting Yourself From Pandemic Fraudsters
By Ray Dall’Osto The federal Fair Credit Reporting Act (FCRA) requires each of the nationwide credit reporting companies — Equifax, Experian, and TransUnion — to provide individuals with a free copy of their credit report, at their request, once every 12 months. The Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security (CARES) Act of March 2020 also gives […]