By Attorney Adam J. Schleis Physicians in Wisconsin work long hours, handle life-and-death situations, and carry enormous responsibility. During off hours, many practitioners use THC to manage stress, pain, or simply to relax. Most of these professionals never use marijuana before or during work, and take care to ensure they are clear-headed when treating patients. Perhaps […]
Defending High-Asset Divorce Cases Involving Domestic Violence Allegations
/in Divorce/by Gimbel, Reilly, Guerin & Brown, LLPIt’s something of a truism, but divorce has a way of bringing out the worst in people. Even spouses who have been married for decades often find themselves shocked by their partner’s behavior. This often includes very serious, and very often false, accusations of domestic violence or abuse. In high-asset divorces, domestic violence allegations are made because they […]
Five Recreational Drugs That Can Land You in Prison in Wisconsin
/in Drug Crimes/by Gimbel, Reilly, Guerin & Brown, LLPWisconsin has some of the most aggressively enforced drug laws in the Midwest. What might seem like a private event, like a weekend at a music festival or an experiment with something you assumed was low-risk, can result in a felony charge that follows you for the rest of your life. In 2026, Wisconsin prosecutors […]
Will I Be Charged with a Wisconsin Felony OWI?
/in DUI / OWI/by Gimbel, Reilly, Guerin & Brown, LLPAn OWI charge in Wisconsin is always serious, but there is a major difference between a misdemeanor OWI and a felony OWI. For executives, licensed professionals, and others who have worked hard to build a respectable life and career, the risks of a felony OWI conviction can be very high indeed. If you are facing an OWI […]
Five Winter Driving Mistakes that Lead to Personal Injury Cases in Wisconsin
/in Car Accidents/by Gimbel, Reilly, Guerin & Brown, LLPWisconsin winters are brutal, and nowhere is this more true than the road conditions in February. Many lives are lost and many more people are injured on snowy and icy roads. What makes many of these crashes so frustrating is that so many of them are not truly accidents. They are the direct result of […]
Will Wisconsin’s New Marijuana Legalization Bill Pass?
/in Drug Crimes/by Gimbel, Reilly, Guerin & Brown, LLPWisconsin Democrats have introduced a new bill that would fully legalize marijuana for both recreational and medical use. The proposal has generated a lot of buzz, especially in Milwaukee, where advocates have long argued that marijuana enforcement falls hardest on Black and brown communities. But the unfortunate reality is that the political path toward marijuana legalization […]
How Should a Physician Manage the Discovery of Off-Hour THC Use?
/in Medical License Defense/by Gimbel, Reilly, Guerin & Brown, LLPBy Attorney Adam J. Schleis Physicians in Wisconsin work long hours, handle life-and-death situations, and carry enormous responsibility. During off hours, many practitioners use THC to manage stress, pain, or simply to relax. Most of these professionals never use marijuana before or during work, and take care to ensure they are clear-headed when treating patients. Perhaps […]
How Is Child Support Determined When Parents Are Unmarried?
/in Family Law/by Gimbel, Reilly, Guerin & Brown, LLPWhen unmarried parents separate, child support can feel complicated and confusing. Unlike divorce cases where the court automatically addresses child support as part of the proceedings, unmarried parents must take specific legal steps to create enforceable support orders. According to the U.S. Census Bureau, more than 40 percent of children are born in the United States to unmarried […]
Exonerated Compensation Reform Bills Are Once Again Pending Before the Legislature
/in Criminal Defense/by Gimbel, Reilly, Guerin & Brown, LLPRay Dall’Osto testifying before Senate Judiciary Committee in support of SB 577 on Dec. 17, 2025. GRGB and its Milwaukee criminal defense team lawyers have long been involved in efforts to obtain the release of wrongfully convicted persons and help them seek and obtain compensation for wrongful incarceration. These efforts include not only direct representation in court with […]
When May Child Support Payment Obligations End in Wisconsin?
/in Divorce/by Gimbel, Reilly, Guerin & Brown, LLPIn every divorce, legal separation, or paternity case involving children under age 18, the court will determine child support payments. After a court has entered an order for child support, the parent paying child support must continue doing so except in very specific circumstances. Not paying child support can lead to serious consequences, including criminal charges. Very few parents do […]
5 Property Crimes You May Not Know Are Felonies
/in Criminal Defense/by Gimbel, Reilly, Guerin & Brown, LLPMost people charged with property crimes in Wisconsin are not career criminals. Many are college students, young adults, or people who have never been in trouble before. Sometimes the crime stems from a stupid decision at a party. Sometimes it is a misunderstanding between friends. Sometimes it is a prank that went too far. If you are […]