It is fairly common to get a new criminal case, and in the weeks that follow for a client to get served with a lawsuit seeking to seize m...

What are they? A subpoena is a court order requiring the appearance of a witness (subpoena and certificate of appearance), or the product...

Last week the Columbia University Justice Lab released a report detailing many of Wisconsin’s most prominent failures in sentencing and c...

Over the past few years, the La Crosse Police Department has become increasingly vocal over what it deems a “revolving door” criminal jus...

Perhaps the oldest staple in the war on drugs is a national prohibition on the possession of marijuana. I grew up with a vilified image ...

One of the most frequent questions we get from our clients is whether they can get a different judge or a change of venue. The question i...

Many of our cases originate from an anonymous call, information provided by a police informant, or allegations from a jailhouse snitch. A...

I get a lot of calls from prospective clients asking whether I think they really need a lawyer to help them with a traffic ticket, police...

You have the right to remain silent. Anything you say can and will be used against you in a court of law. You have the right to an attorn...

I get a lot of calls from people wondering how to remove criminal convictions from their record. The reasons vary, but some of the most c...

A big part of our practice involves representing people who are being revoked from probation or extended supervision. This post discusses...

Many people call our office right after a loved one has been arrested wondering how to get that person out of jail, and once they’re out ...