On November 6, 2021, Congress passed the Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act (commonly referred to as the Bipartisan Infrastructure Deal) (the “Act”). The Act made changes to the requirements for...
Iowa legislators continue to weigh the merits of imposing various limits or caps on lawsuits involving medical malpractice and commercial truck operators. Iowa’s 2022 legislative session is scheduled to continue...
MWH Law Group LLP is proud to congratulate Equity Partner Emery K. Harlan and Senior Associate Eric L. Andrews on their selection to the 2021 Wisconsin Super Lawyers list....
Hairstyles are generally a socially acceptable means of personal expression, and for some, the decision may be dependent on maintaining a meaningful connection to their culture. Recently, hair discrimination has...
One common practice used by insurance companies to safeguard against potential conflicts of interest, or the appearance of impropriety, is to split the claims file between a merits adjuster and...
COVID-19 and the CARES Act have resulted in an influx of FCRA-related litigation that is likely to continue. ...
A recent Wisconsin Supreme Court decision held that a plaintiff need not prove the exact moment an unsafe condition commenced within the meaning of Wis. Stat. § 101.11 so long...
As spring gives way to summer and states and localities have begun lifting their COVID-19-related stay at home orders, business owners around the country are reopening to a very different...
Byron Allen, CEO of Entertainment Studios Networks (“ESN”) filed a lawsuit against Comcast claiming billions in damages. In the lawsuit, Allen alleged that Comcast’s refusal to carry Allen’s ESN channels...
It is no secret that the onset of wearable technology has resulted in the creation of more personal activity data than ever before. Fitness trackers and smartwatches record our location...