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Update 10/19/2020 On September 29, 2020, a federal judge issued a nationwide injunction temporarily blocking the Trump administration from raising the immigration fees as previously planned. Read More About Government Fees for Immigration Benefits Going Up on October 2, 2020
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Two Supreme Court cases, one decided in 2012 and another decided in 2014, have caused nothing but confusion related to patent eligibility. It is now time either for the Supreme Court to revisit these cases or for Congress to act. Read More About The Time is Now—Why the Supreme Court or Congress Must Act to Clarify What is Patent Eligible
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As reported by The ESOP Association, Senator Ron Johnson (R-WI) has introduced the first ever legislation to use ESOPs as a tool for economic recovery. Read More About Senator Ron Johnson (R-WI) Introduces Ground-Breaking ESOP Legislation
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the Wisconsin Supreme Court issued its decision in SEIU v. Vos, a long-awaited ruling involving a constitutional challenge to the validity of 2017 Wisconsin Acts 369 and 370, the so-called "lame duck" laws. Read More About SEIU v. Vos: Less Opportunity for Public Input on Agency Guidance Documents
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DeWitt LLP law firm announced today that effective July 1, 2020 it appointed Timothy L. Stewart as its Metropolitan Milwaukee Office Managing Partner. Read More About DeWitt Announces Attorney Timothy L. Stewart is Appointed as Managing Partner of its Metro-Milwaukee Brookfield Office