USA Today – October 2017
Seldom-used Felony Murder Law Targets People Who Cause Police Shooting Deaths
Entries by Gimbel, Reilly, Guerin & Brown, LLP
Gimbel, Reilly, Guerin & Brown LLP Welcomes Attorney Joshua J. Konopacki to the Estate Planning and Probate Group
Discovery World Breaks Ground on Expansion Project
Should I Sign a Prenuptial Agreement Before My Wedding?
Getting married can be a complicated, overwhelming process. As couples plan their wedding, they have several requirements that must must be met. Along with finalizing the guest list, putting down a deposit on the venue, and hiring a photographer, one item that appears on more and more wedding checklists is “Sign the prenup.” Planning for […]
What Qualities Should I Look for in a Criminal Defense Lawyer?
If you have been arrested and charged with a crime, you may be unsure of your rights, the legal options available to you, and the next steps you should take. In these cases, it is essential to have a legal advocate on your side to protect your rights and advise you of your options for […]
Am I Required to Provide Aid After a Car Accident?
A car accident is a distressing experience for drivers and their passengers as well as any pedestrians who are involved and even for witnesses and bystanders. Whether a collision is a minor bump or a major fender bender, injuries often occur. Additionally, people are often unsure about whether they should offer medical assistance or wait for an […]
Steven Avery Denied a New Trial
By James Lewis This week Circuit Court Judge Angela Sutkiewicz of Sheboygan County considered whether to grant a new trial in the Steven Avery case; a case that captured the country’s attention with the popular Netflix series, “Making a Murderer.” The case centers on the alleged rape and murder of Teresa Halbach. The Netflix mini-series highlights the […]
The Division of Marital Assets and Debt During Divorce
Dividing marital property and debts is one of the key tasks in a divorce. Property division can be complex and contentious if many types of assets and debts are involved and the parties do not agree on how to split community property. Determining Community Property Wisconsin is a community property state. This means that any assets or debts […]
CBS – September 2017
Wisconsin Center size costing Milwaukee money, study shows
Drug Paraphernalia Possession Charges in Wisconsin
If the State issues charges against you for drug paraphernalia, you may wonder how severe of consequences you face, especially if police did not find drugs on your person. Wisconsin law typically considers possession of drug paraphernalia a misdemeanor. Although a misdemeanor is not considered as serious as a felony charge,, you may still face jail time […]
Slip-and-Fall Accidents: Winter Weather Awareness
Winter weather presents a renewed set of slip-and-fall hazards for the public. Snow, ice, and melted water have all been known to cause serious slip-and-fall accidents leading to significant injuries. Not every slip-and-fall accident will result in liability on the part of a property owner or in a lawsuit, and your case should be brought […]