Gimbel, Reilly, Guerin & Brown, LLP has filed a lawsuit in the Milwaukee County Circuit Court arising out of the Bo Morrison shooting case that occurred in Slinger, Wisconsin on March 3, 2012. The lawsuit names Bo’s mother, Lauri Morrison, and his estate as plaintiffs, and alleges various causes of action against the homeowner, Adam […]
Patrick J. Knight received his Juris Doctorate from Marquette University Law School in 1979. On Tuesday, November 7th, he gave a presentation regarding his experience in healthcare law to the Marquette University Health Law Society.
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GRGB’s Joshua L. Gimbel has been appointed Chair of the MBA’s Foundation. The Milwaukee Bar Association Foundation was created on December 7, 1994. The Foundation is organized and operated exclusively to perform and carry out charitable and educational functions and purposes of the Milwaukee Bar Association, including the advancement of jurisprudence and the promotion of the administration […]
Patrick Knight’s article has been published in the October edition the Wisconsin Health Law News about physicians and how they are being affected by the Controlled Substance Act. Read it here – When Medical Judgment Ceases to be Medicine: Federal Prosecution of Physicians Under the Controlled Substance Act
Attorney Patrick Knight spoke at a health law seminar entitled “A GPS For Health Law” which was presented by the Wisconsin Medical Society’s Office of General Counsel and the Health Law Section of the State Bar of Wisconsin (June 2011). Attorney Knight moderated a panel of attorneys in a discussion on the “Risks and Pitfalls of Prescribing […]
On March 28, 2011, Attorney Raymond M. Dall’Osto spoke to the Wisconsin Law Journal about the increasing criminalization of business, especially as the role of regulatory agencies have increased in the past few years as requirements for demonstrating criminal intent have lessened.
Transfers are a common occurrence for any collegiate athletic department. For example, so far there have been 390NCAA division I basketball transfers seeking new schools for the coming year. The recent battle between Wisconsin Basketball Coach Bo Ryan and former freshman redshirt forward Jarrod Uthoff has once again raised the question of whether the NCAA and […]
Congratulations are in order to Xavier High School, of Appleton, Wisconsin. Xavier returned last week from Albuquerque, New Mexico, where the school competed in the National High School Mock Trial National Championship. Wisconsin took thirty-second at this year’s National Championship (or “Nationals” as it is called among the competitors), and the team has many reasons […]
The Healthcare Reform Law – or Patient Protection and Affordability Act (also known as Obama Care), has sparked massive debate since its inception. In the waning days of the current Supreme Court Session, people on both sides of the issue anxiously wait to see if it will be tossed out as unconstitutional. GRGB’S Frank Gimbel takes a […]