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  • You Stopped Working Months (or Years) Ago — Can You Still File for Short- and Long-Term Disability?
  • Think Your Doctor’s Opinion Is Enough to Beat a Worker’s Compensation Denial? Not Without This Form.
  • Five Common Surprises About Long-Term Disability Benefits
  • Pain and Suffering in Wisconsin Work Injuries: Understanding Your Compensation Options
  • Invisible Injuries, Real Claims: Mental Health and Worker’s Compensation Claims in Wisconsin
  • More Than a Diagnosis: The Objective Evidence Gap That Sinks LTD Claims
  • Mental Health Matters: Disability Benefits for Wisconsin Police Officers 
  • What Does “End of Healing” Really Mean in Wisconsin Worker’s Compensation?
  • Overcoming Employment Barriers: Pardons, Expungement, and Arrest Record Removal in Wisconsin
  • The Hidden Dangers of Working Part-Time While on Long-Term Disability
  • Will Cuts to the Social Security Administration Impact my Private Long Term Disability Benefits?  
  • How Much Can I Receive in Social Security Back Benefits?
  • What is a Medicare Set-Aside Agreement
  • How Using Photos in Your LTD Case Can Strengthen Your Claim 
  • I Think My Long-Term Disability Company is Surveilling Me – What Do I Do?
  • Can You Sue Your Employer For Wrongful Termination Even If You Quit Your Job? This Legal Theory Says “Maybe.” 
  • When Navigating Your Short/Long-term Disability Insurance Claim Feels Like Pulling Teeth: The Particular Considerations And Obstacles Facing Dentists Who Apply For STD/LTD Disability Benefits.
  • 2024 Attorney Awards
  • Understanding When Social Security Reduces Supplementary Security Income Benefits: Part 2 
  • What is Social Security Looking for Anyway? The Sequential Evaluation Process – Step 1 
  • Attorneys Halstead and Knatterud-Johnson’s representation of employee fired for use of lawful CBD product highlighted by Milwaukee Journal-Sentinel
  • My Long-Term Disability Lawsuit Has Been Filed. Now What?
  • I Just Lost My Job. What Should I Do Next? 
  • Why Should I Hire an Attorney for My Divorce?
  • Your LTD Appeal Was Approved! Now What? 
  • Milwaukee Shareholder Summer Murshid Named Women In Law’s Labor and Employment Lawyer of the Year
  • Hawks Quindel Joins Forces with Distinguished Workers’ Rights Attorney Nieves Bolaños to Launch Chicago Office
  • I am on an H-2A or H-2B visa and I sustained a workplace injury, can I stay in the U.S. while I receive medical treatment?
  • Can I File a Short-/Long-Term Disability Insurance Claim While I’m Still Working?  
  • Navigating Disabilities in the Workplace: Should I seek a disability accommodation or disability benefits?
  • Understanding When Social Security Reduces Supplementary Security Income Benefits 
  • What is Social Security Looking for Anyway? The Sequential Evaluation Process
  • Understanding the Role of the Guardian Ad Litem in Family Court
  • The FTC Bans Non-Compete Agreements: Employees – Move Forward with Caution
  • Responding To New Information During Your Short- or Long-Term Disability Appeal
  • Unveiling the Benefits of Mediation for Long-Term Disability Insurance Cases
  • FAQs Regarding Wisconsin’s Protection Against Arrest and Conviction Record Discrimination
  • Attorney Jubelirer Wins Duty Disability Claim on Appeal for Rare Firefighter Cancer
  • I Lied To My Doctor About the Cause of my Workplace Injury Because my Employer Asked or Pressured Me To Do So; Did I Lose My Worker’s Compensation Benefits?
  • Workplace Injuries at Wisconsin Dairy Farms
  • Bridging the Gap: Ending Mental Health Disparity in Disability Insurance Policies
  • 2023 Super Lawyers
  • Know the Risks Before Quitting Your Job After a Work Injury
  • Getting Divorced with Pets
  • An Uphill Battle: Understanding the “Arbitrary and Capricious” Standard of Review.
  • Transitioning from Short-Term Disability to Long-Term Disability? Here’s What to Expect.
  • What Should I Be Paid When I Leave My Job?
  • Introducing Madison’s 3 Newest Attorneys
  • How to Appeal a Long Term Disability Denial
  • Disabled by Opioid Use Disorder? You May Be Eligible for Short- and Long-Term Disability Benefits
  • Guardians ad Litem: Family Law Cases
  • The Professional’s Dilemma: Special Considerations for Professionals in Need of Long-Term Disability Benefits
  • Long-Term Disability Attorneys Jessa Victor & Brook Tylka Present at NAMI Wisconsin
  • Balancing Breastfeeding and Work – Nursing Moms Now Have a Powerful Tool at their Disposal
  • Disability Asset Limits: Understanding the Achieving A Better Life Experience (ABLE) Act
  • Why Is My Disability Claim Taking So Long?
  • New NLRB Decision Restricts Common Severance Agreement Terms
  • I Think My Employer Is Committing Healthcare Fraud. What Can I Do?
  • Your Disability Benefits Claim May Be Impacted by the End of the COVID-19 National Emergency
  • A Potential Ban on Non-Competes: Here’s the Scoop
  • Injured at work? Promptly Reporting your Injury and Seeking Treatment is Very Important.
  • Attorney Marisol González Castillo nominated for State Bar President-Elect
  • SSDI vs. SSI Benefits – Understanding the Difference
  • Fired for Getting Hurt? How to Handle Employer Retaliation
  • How to Prepare for LTDI Field Interview Questions
  • When and How to Report a Wisconsin Work Injury
  • Is Your Non-compete Agreement Legal? Check These 5 Legal Tests
  • Federal Judge Rules “Correlated Conduct” Not Protected Under Federal Employment Law
  • Hawks Quindel, S.C. Wins Social Security Disability Claim for Rare Vestibular Disorder
  • FMLA Protects Employees’ Rights to Meaningful Work
  • Law Shifts Against WI Job Applicants with Domestic Violence Record
  • Wisconsin Teacher Wins Appeal on Interference with Medical Leave
  • Hawks Quindel Attorneys Named “Best Lawyers” – 2023
  • Freedom of Information Act Case
  • Proposed Law Would Ban ERISA Discretionary Clauses Nationwide
  • Can Grandparents Visit Grandchildren When Parents Object?
  • Good Named To Madison Museum of Contemporary Art Executive Committee
  • How Rent Assistance Lowers SSI Benefits for Disabled Individuals
  • 10 Workplace Rights Tips for Transgender Workers
  • Worker’s Comp Benefits for Part-Time Work Injuries in Wisconsin
  • How the No Surprises Act Reduces Patient Medical Expenses
  • Wrongful Termination in Wisconsin: When Firing an Employee Violates Public Policy
  • Attorney Danielle M. Schroder Named Chair of Wisconsin Association for Justice (WAJ) Women’s Caucus
  • Guía de Seis Pasos para Reclamos de Compensación Laboral en Wisconsin
  • 6 Step Guide to Wisconsin Worker’s Compensation Claims
  • 10 Strategies to Help a Doctor Complete Disability Paperwork
  • How Income Benefits Interact for Injured & Disabled WI Workers
  • Can Employers Legally Require Employee COVID-19 Vaccinations?
  • Charlton and Good Co-Chair October 8, 2021 Annual Employment Law Update
  • Title VII Doesn’t Protect Church Staff from Workplace Harassment
  • Disability Location Determines Permanent Partial Disability Benefits
  • Beginner’s Guide to Disability Benefits for Anxiety and/or Depression
  • Sex Discrimination Case Study – High School Coaching Positions
  • Applying for WI Unemployment Benefits – Summer 2021 Update
  • Feds Keep “Economic Realities” in Employee vs Contractor Test
  • Physician Employment Agreements – What Doctors Need to Know
  • COBRA Health Insurance Subsidies Under 2021 American Rescue Plan
  • 4 Support Options for COVID-19 Long-Haulers in Wisconsin
  • Wisconsin Legislature Reforms Mental Injury Standard for Police and Firefighter PTSD Claims
  • How to Correctly Claim the Child Tax Credit After a Divorce
  • Attorney Aaron Halstead Wins Retirement Benefits for Public Safety Officers Union
  • Medical and Workplace Law Challenges for COVID-19 Long Haulers
  • HIPAA Allows Most Employers to Share Private Employee Medical Info
  • How Much is a Workplace Discrimination Claim Worth?
  • Charlton to Speak to Medical Residents on Negotiating their Employment Agreements.
  • Anticipating Medicaid Liens in Denied Worker’s Compensation Cases
  • Hawks Quindel’s Generational Commitment to Election Protection
  • Continued Assistance Act Extends and Changes Pandemic Unemployment Assistance
  • Biometric Employee Data and Wisconsin Employment Law
  • How Worker’s Compensation Applies to At-Home Employees
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  • Federal Wage and Hour Law Applies to Telework Arrangements
  • Health Insurance Deadlines Extended During COVID-19 Pandemic
  • WI Workers Compensation Claims Require Support from a Medical Doctor
  • Family Law Article by Amy Shapiro and Kathy Charlton Is Published in the Wisconsin Journal of Family Law.
  • Coronavirus-related family and sick leave benefits continue
  • Worker’s Compensation for Disability or Death Due to COVID-19
  • Attorney Summer Murshid Joins NELA Executive Board
  • Wisconsin Now Allows Tip Pooling to Cooks and Dishwashers
  • COVID-19 Screenings at Work and Employee Legal Rights
  • What Are the Potential Consequences of the U.S. Supreme Court Decision in Bostock?
  • Predicting How Much Money a Long Term Disability Lawsuit Is Worth
  • TITLE VII PROTECTS LGBT EMPLOYEES
  • Hawks Quindel S.C. will be closed this Friday in observation of Juneteenth Day.
  • Charlton Joins Wisconsin Law Foundation Grants Committee
  • 4 Steps to Applying for Pandemic Unemployment Assistance in Wisconsin
  • Getting Divorced? Pay Attention to Enforcement Provisions in Your Marital Settlement Agreement.
  • Whistleblowers Who Report Paycheck Protection Fraud Can Win Money
  • Workplace Options for Workers at High Risk for COVID-19
  • Undocumented Workers & Workers Compensation Benefits in Wisconsin
  • Trabajadores indocumentados y beneficios de compensación al trabajador en Wisconsin
  • Attorney Quindel Appears on WPR’s The Morning Show
  • Escaping Noncompete Clauses & Other Employment Agreement Concerns
  • How to Claim Disability Benefits for Mental Health Conditions
  • Healthcare Workers May Not Be Fired for Reporting COVID Violations
  • How to Mitigate Termination or Pay Reduction due to Coronavirus (COVID-19)
  • Paid and Sick Leave Employee Rights During COVID-19 Pandemic
  • WI Workers Comp Aids Injured Workers Laid Off During COVID-19
  • COVID-19 (Coronavirus) Can Qualify as a Worker’s Compensation Injury in Wisconsin
  • A Guide to COVID-19 Unemployment Benefits for WI Workers
  • Child Placement in Wisconsin during the COVID-19 (Coronavirus) Pandemic
  • How to Manage and Minimize Surveillance Related to LTDI Claims
  • Congress Passes New Employee Leave Benefits for Those Affected By Coronavirus
  • Attorney Fairweather speaks to UW-Madison MBA students
  • How to Collect Disability If You Have Never Been Employed
  • Employees Who Are Stalked or Repeatedly Harassed by a Customer in Their Workplace May Have a Discrimination Claim
  • 4 Tips for Wisconsin Couples Considering a Prenup
  • Attorney Aaron Halstead has been elected to the College of Workers’ Compensation Lawyers
  • Hawks Quindel Attorneys Named 2019 Wisconsin Super Lawyers
  • Attorney Robles Presenting December 2nd State Bar Webcast on Social Security Disability
  • Charlton Co-Authors Article on Contract Negotiations for Medical Residents
  • Securing Justice When Insult is Added to Injury: The Wisconsin Workers Compensation Act’s Protection Against Wrongful Termination
  • 3 Cases Will Clarify LGBT Employment Rights Under Title VII
  • La Historia de la Compensación al Trabajador en Wisconsin
  • “Ministerial Exception” Expansion Hurts Employees of Religious Organizations
  • Attorney Murshid to Present “Know Your Workplace Rights” Seminar for Local Parents
  • Ten Hawks Quindel Attorneys Named in 2019 Wisconsin Best Lawyers
  • Attorney Good to Present on Arrest and Conviction Record Discrimination at 2019 Health, Labor and Employment Law Institute
  • Employees Rights Choose Their Doctor After a Work Injury
  • Lyme Disease and Worker’s Compensation in Wisconsin
  • Liberty Mutual Long Term Disability Claims Now Managed By Lincoln Financial
  • Workplace Rumors Can Lead to Title VII Sexual Discrimination Claim
  • How Permanent Total Disability Benefits Work in Wisconsin
  • What to Do When Your Employer Does Not Report Your Work Injury
  • Workers Compensation Covers Business Trips, Not Daily Commute
  • Attorney Good to Speak About Current Issues in Gender Discrimination and the Law
  • HAWKS QUINDEL PARTICIPATING IN SPRING 2019 MMOCA GALLERY NIGHT
  • LGBTQ Tenants Protected By Federal & Wisconsin Housing Law
  • HAWKS QUINDEL HOSTING ITS 6TH ANNUAL WOMEN’S NETWORKING EVENT FEATURING COCOVAA CHOCOLATIER
  • Health Insurers Must Cover Mental Health Issues Properly
  • Attorney Madden to Present at Panel on Wage and Hour Law
  • Attorney Larry Johnson to Speak at Milwaukee Bar Association Event on April 24
  • Attorney Charlton to Present at Panel on LGBTQ Rights
  • Returning to Work After a Work Injury & Workers Comp Claim
  • Attorney Good to Speak About Mass Incarceration and Employment Discrimination
  • Intermittent FMLA Work Leave – Protections & Responsibilities
  • Attorney Charlton Presents at “Women in Labor and Employment Law: How to Succeed”
  • Workplace Sexual Harassment and Title VII in the #MeToo Era
  • SSDI Benefits Can Offset LTDI and Require Repayment of Backpay
  • Late Fees Over $10 Are Illegal for Car & Payday Loans in WI
  • Can You Take Work Leave for the Flu Under FMLA? Find Out Here
  • Wisconsin Duty Disability – A Guide to Application and Benefits
  • 3 Major Expenses for Divorced Parents of Adult Children
  • HAWKS QUINDEL ATTORNEYS NAMED 2018 WISCONSIN SUPER LAWYERS
  • Unemployment Assistance Available for Wisconsin Flood Victims
  • You Can Receive Worker’s Comp and LTDI Benefits Simultaneously
  • Cabin Trusts Keep Wisconsin Vacation Property in the Family
  • Attorney Schroder to Speak About FMLA Rights at MAMOMs Event
  • 4 Steps to Successfully Navigating Holiday Placement Schedules
  • Preexisting Conditions and Workers Compensation in Wisconsin
  • Wisconsin Worker’s Compensation & Non-Traumatic Mental Injuries
  • JOIN HAWKS QUINDEL FOR OUR 5TH ANNUAL WOMEN’S NETWORKING EVENT!
  • WI Workers Compensation and Long-Term Opioid Use for Work Injuries
  • CHARLTON HONORED BY BEST LAWYERS IN AMERICA AS MILWAUKEE “LAWYER OF THE YEAR—EMPLOYMENT LAW-INDIVIDUALS”
  • Hawks Quindel’s Timothy P. Maynard selected as one of Wisconsin’s 2018 Up and Coming Lawyers
  • Why Gallagher Bassett and Other TPAs Deny Worker’s Compensation Claims
  • Attorney Lodahl Featured in Recent Our Lives Article
  • Trump Tax Cuts Eliminate Maintenance Deductions
  • Charlton Receives an “Attorney Jon Allen Pace Setter Award” from the Milwaukee Justice Center
  • Car Repossession & Your Rights Under Wisconsin Law
  • Wisconsin Worker’s Compensation and the Child Support System
  • Two Wisconsin law firms bring their fight against Epic Systems to arbitration after United States Supreme Court ruling
  • Attorney Danielle Schroder to Present at WDBA Annual Meeting
  • Guide to Back & Neck Injuries Under Wisconsin Worker’s Compensation
  • Attorney Good to Present on Identifying and Preventing Workplace Sexual Harassment
  • HAWKS QUINDEL TO BE VENUE FOR SPRING 2018 MMOCA GALLERY NIGHT
  • Schroder to Lead Breakout Session at 7th Circuit Bar Association Annual Meeting
  • Temporary Total Disability (TTD) – Offsets, Exceptions & Vacation Pay
  • Quindel Featured in Recent Article on Reporting Workplace Sexual Assault
  • Six Common Acts of Illegal Housing Discrimination WI Residents Should Know
  • Transgender Employee Rights Protected by Title VII in Sixth Circuit
  • Charlton to Train Lawyers On State and Federal Fair Housing Laws
  • ATTORNEY SCHRODER TO SPEAK ON LONG TERM DISABILITY INSURANCE AND WORKPLACE STRESS
  • Attorney Aaron Halstead Featured in Winter 2018 Issue of The Verdict
  • Supreme Court of Wisconsin Ices Manitowoc Company’s Non-Solicitation of Employees Provision, Lifts Engineer to Victory
  • Disability Questions a Prospective Employer May Not Ask Job Applicants
  • Occupational Diseases and Workers Compensation After Retirement in WI
  • WI FLSA Requires Employers to Pay Employees for Short Breaks
  • Other Benefits Associated With Your Long Term Disability Claim
  • How to Apply for Long Term Disability Insurance Benefits & What to Expect
  • Changes to WI ETF Disability Benefits Programs Begin in 2018
  • Attorney Matt Robles Featured in Fall 2017 Issue of The Verdict
  • Two Hawks Quindel Attorneys Named in Top 25: 2017 Madison Super Lawyers List
  • Hawks Quindel Settles Class Action Wage and Hour Lawsuit against SDX Home Care Operations LLC
  • Sexual Harassment at Work – Wisconsin Legal Standards
  • Estate Planning Considerations After a Divorce
  • 5 First Steps When Planning a Divorce
  • Retention Agreements Affect Your Employment and Financial Future
  • Hawks Quindel Connects with the Madison Art Scene
  • Attorney Aaron Halstead to Present on Wisconsin Employment Relations Post-2011 Wisconsin Act 10
  • CHARLTON AND HALSTEAD CO-CHAIRS AND PRESENTERS AT THE 2017 ANNUAL EMPLOYMENT UPDATE
  • Attorney Good to Present at Blood Cancer Conference on Employment Rights
  • How “Marital Waste” Affects Property Division in Wisconsin Divorces
  • Hawks Quindel to be Venue for MMoCA Gallery Night
  • Labor Board Overturns Dismissal Due To Facebook Post
  • What Protections do Transgender Employees and Job Applicants Have in Wisconsin?
  • Debt Collectors May Not Use Robocalls to Harass Consumers
  • Six Issues in Settling Long Term Disability Claims
  • Water Street Brewery Settles Class Action Lawsuit for $825,000
  • Additional Protection Against Retaliation For Immigrant Workers
  • Attorney Good Assumes Chair of Public Interest Law Section of the State Bar of Wisconsin
  • Attorney Aaron Halstead, “Refusal to Rehire” Expert
  • ATTORNEY GOOD TO PRESENT AT UPCOMING STATE BAR ANNUAL MEETING AND CONVENTION
  • Social Security Disability as an Alternative to Claiming Early Retirement
  • Detangling Wisconsin’s White-Collar Exemptions to Overtime Pay from those of the Fair Labor Standards Act
  • Attorney Good to Present on Mass Incarceration and Employment Discrimination
  • Can an Employer Substitute Compensatory Time Off For Cash Overtime Pay?
  • CHARLTON A PANELIST AT UPCOMING STATE BAR ANNUAL MEETING AND CONVENTION
  • Ackmann Named to Waukesha County Deer Advisory Council
  • Top Signs Your Long Term Disability Insurance May Be Denied Soon
  • Charlton a 2017 Women in the Law Honoree
  • Necessary to Eliminate Frivolous Claims? Proposed Offer of Settlement Threatens ERD Enforcement of Employee Protections
  • Avoiding Cat-astrophe: Considerations for Divorcing Pet Owners and 3 Tips for a Pawsitive Outcome.
  • Shapiro and Charlton Among Pro Bono Honor Society Members
  • Sexual Orientation Discrimination is Sex Discrimination Under Title VII
  • Charlton Interviewed by State Bar for Weekly Newsletter
  • WI Family Law Mediators Will Be Allowed to Draft Settlement Documents
  • Madden to speak on No-Class Arbitration Agreements for the Wisconsin Bar Labor & Employment Law Section
  • Marsha Mansfield Honored as one of 2017’s ‘Leaders in the Law’
  • COURT GRANTS SUMMARY JUDGMENT TO HAWKS QUINDEL CLIENT IN DISABILITY BENEFITS CASE
  • Commissions Payments to Sales Staff Protected by Wisconsin Law
  • Charlton to Speak on LGBTQ Employment Rights at Marquette University Law School
  • Read Your Employment-Related Agreements Carefully: They May Be Unenforceable
  • EEOC Says Mental Health Conditions are Disabilities
  • Super Lawyers Recognizes Thirteen Hawks Quindel Attorneys
  • COURT AWARDS ATTORNEY’S FEES TO HAWKS QUINDEL FOR VICTORY IN DISABILITY BENEFITS CASE
  • Hawks Quindel Wins Equal Pay Act Trial in Western District of Wisconsin
  • New Rules Improve Appeals Process for LTDI Claim Denials
  • Hawks Quindel Attains Health Insurance Coverage for Client’s Surgery
  • Variable Expenses in Child Support – 3 Areas to Define
  • Jimmy John’s Employees Organize for Sick Leave
  • Hawks Quindel Wins Class Certification for Wyndham Sales Representatives Working Off the Clock
  • Hawks Quindel Files Unpaid Overtime Action Against Epic on Behalf of Quality Assurance Employees
  • Domestic Violence and Child Custody in Wisconsin
  • MADISON OFFICE HOSTING WOMEN’S EVENT BENEFITING THE YWCA
  • 7th Circuit Limits Employers’ Arbitration Agreements from Preventing Employee Concerted Activity
  • Inexpensive Divorce – How to Save Money and Cut Costs
  • Sexual Harassment at Work – Wisconsin Legal Standards
  • Attorney Katherine Charlton Honored By Women’s Fund of Greater Milwaukee
  • Attorney Carlson to Lead Training Session on New Overtime Rule at Center for Change
  • Attorneys Richard Saks, Michele Sumara, and Barbara Quindel Assist in Pressuring Wisconsin Elections Commission to Reverse Course on Absentee Ballots
  • Attorney Saks’ Article on Photo ID Laws Published by Milwaukee Bar Association
  • DOL Issues Final Rule for Providing Paid Sick Leave to Federal Contractors
  • CHARLTON AND HALSTEAD CO-CHAIRS AND PRESENTERS AT THE 2016 ANNUAL EMPLOYMENT UPDATE
  • Occupational Exposure Injuries Gain Legal Stature in WI
  • NINE HAWKS QUINDEL ATTORNEYS RECOGNIZED BY BEST LAWYERS
  • Attorney Schroder to Present at the WAJ Women’s Caucus Seminar
  • Attorney Halstead to Present at 40th Annual Worker’s Compensation Update
  • Attorney Charlton Selected to Participate in Inaugural G. Lane Ware Leadership Academy
  • Employers Cannot Ban Co-Workers from Discussing Pay
  • Seventh Circuit Court Rules Sexual Orientation Not Protected Under Title VII of the Civil Rights Act of 1964
  • HQ Attorneys Richard Saks and Michele Sumara Commence a Lawsuit against Milwaukee Voucher School for Unpaid Wages
  • Attorney Charlton to Become a Fellow of the Wisconsin Law Foundation
  • Gender-Based Pay Discrimination Suits Focus on Equal Pay for Equal Work
  • Attorneys Fairweather and Good to Present on Arbitration Hearings at 2016 Health, Labor and Employment Law Institute
  • Attorney Johnson to Present on Wage & Hour Audits at 2016 Health, Labor and Employment Law Institute
  • New Proposed Rule to Curtail Unfair Disability Claim Denials
  • How Drug & Alcohol Violations Affect WI Worker’s Comp
  • Right to Work Law Struck Down by Dane County Trial Court
  • Attorney Good Presents on Age Discrimination
  • HAWKS QUINDEL WINS OVER $35,000 FOR INJURED ROUNDY’S EMPLOYEE
  • Unemployment Benefits After Quitting a Job
  • SUPREME COURT HOLDS THAT THE LIMITATIONS PERIOD FOR A CONSTRUCTIVE DISCHARGE CLAIM BEGINS RUNNING ONLY AFTER THE EMPLOYEE RESIGNS
  • COBRA Helps Those Who Lose Workplace Health Insurance
  • Attorney Charlton to Present on Advising LGBT Clients in the Workplace at Health, Labor, and Employment Institute
  • Inadvertent, Repeated Errors Do Not Constitute “Substantial Fault” for WI Unemployment Benefits
  • U.S. Department Of Labor To Announce New Overtime Rules
  • Attorney Schroder to Speak at DI Day
  • Grandparents Need Not Demonstrate “Parent-Child Relationship” to Have Visitation Rights in Wisconsin
  • Long Term Disability Insurance Companies Must Consider Your Award of Social Security Disability Benefits When Reviewing Your Claim
  • Court Grants Summary Judgment to Hawks Quindel Client in Disability Benefits Case
  • Can You Legally Record Work Meetings? And Should You?
  • Hawks Quindel Wins $77,000 for Trucker Fired by Walmart After Work Injury
  • 6 Ways Wisconsin ETF Disability Retirement (40.63) & LTDI Benefits Differ from Private Long-Term Disability Insurance Policies
  • Understanding Service of Process in the Divorce Context
  • Good Presents at Legal Association of Women Program
  • WI Supreme Court Decision May Weaken Whistleblower Law
  • Fairweather to Present at Paralegal Program Technology CLE Series
  • Alert! The Legislature Has Limited Your Wisconsin Workers Comp Rights
  • Are You My Employer? Identifying ALL Employers in Wage & Hour Claims
  • Anxious You Might Lose Your Job? Four Steps to Take to Protect Your Employment
  • Legal Custody and Physical Placement: What is the Difference, and How Do Courts Determine Them?
  • Workers Suffering Chronic Fatigue May be Eligible for Long Term Disability Benefits
  • Compensation for Unused Leave and Commissions
  • Religious Discrimination: What Your Employer Does – And Does Not – Have to Do to Accommodate Your Religious Practices
  • Qualifying for Social Security Disability Insurance Benefits Based on Vision Loss
  • How Mediation Can Make Your Employment Dispute Less Painful
  • Unpaid bathroom breaks? Clearly a bad – and illegal – idea.
  • WI Workers Comp Counts Re-Injuries and Secondary Injuries as Work Injuries
  • Equal Pay Act Claims in Wisconsin: Gender-Based Wage Gap Disproportionately Affects Women
  • The Wage and Hour Protections You Thought You Had
  • NLRB Holds Its Ground on Illegality of Mandatory Individual Arbitration
  • Working While Receiving Long Term Disability Insurance Benefits
  • Hawks Quindel Client to be Paid $160,000 to Settle Open Meetings Case
  • Legal Separation vs. Divorce In Wisconsin – What’s The Difference?
  • Your Right to Health Insurance While on Medical Leave
  • Madison Office Hosting 2nd Annual Women’s Event with WE International, Inc.
  • Court Grants Summary Judgment to Hawks Quindel Client in Wisconsin Open Meetings Case
  • Halstead Guest on La Movida Radio to Discuss Rights Under Worker’s Compensation Laws
  • Charlton and Halstead Co-Chairs and Presenters at the 2015 Annual Employment Update
  • Basics of Bad Faith and Delay in Payment Penalties Under Wisconsin Worker’s Compensation
  • Pro Bono Honor Society Inducts Members Including Milwaukee Office Attorney Katherine Charlton
  • Wage Lawsuit against NBA’s Milwaukee Bucks Featured on Good Morning America
  • Social Security Disability by the Numbers
  • Does an Employer Owe Severance Pay if They Fire You?
  • Seventh Circuit Finds Employee Restrictive Covenants in a Highly Competitive Industry Unenforceable
  • Happy Labor Day!? 7th Circuit Upholds NLRB Ruling Against Anti-Union Activity by AutoNation
  • Hawks Quindel Defeats Epic’s Attempt to Enforce No-Class Arbitration Clause
  • When Is Someone an Employee?
  • Aaron Halstead to Present at Upcoming 39th Annual Workers Compensation Update
  • Asst. Managers Misclassified as “Exempt” from Overtime Pay May Sue for Back Pay
  • Nine Hawks Quindel Attorneys Recognized by Best Lawyers
  • Understanding How Long Term Disability Insurance Offsets Work
  • Hufcor Settles Sexual Harassment & Retaliation Suit for $120K
  • Know When You Are Free to Walk Away from a Police Officer, and Why It Matters for Your Criminal Legal Defense
  • EEOC Says Sexual Orientation Discrimination Is Sex Discrimination Under Federal Law
  • Colin Good to Present at Upcoming Health Law & Employment Conference
  • Hawks Quindel Wins Major Victory for Long-Term Disability Client in Federal Court, Eastern District of Wisconsin
  • Murshid To Present on Wage and Hour Compliance, Enforcement and Remedies at the State Bar of Wisconsin’s Health, Labor & Employment Law Institute
  • How to Call Witnesses for Workers Compensation Hearings
  • Unintended Consequences: Doctors’ Notes and Work Restrictions for Pregnant Women
  • Wage Protection for Home Health Care Workers Awaits Court’s Ruling
  • Wisconsin Right to Work Law Is Latest Challenge to Unions
  • 3 Common Reasons Insurance Companies Deny Claims for Life Insurance Benefits
  • Does your Employer’s Wellness Program Violate the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA)?
  • Surviving Employment Background Checks: Five Tips for Applicants With Troubled Backgrounds
  • Schroder to Present at the Wisconsin Association for Justice Summer Seminar
  • Department of Labor’s Proposed Rules May Extend Overtime Benefits to Nearly 5 Million Workers
  • Hawks Quindel Attorney Honored by Wisconsin Law Journal
  • Fibromyalgia and Long Term Disability Insurance Claims
  • Halstead and Good Win Victory for AFSCME Union In 7th Circuit Court of Appeals
  • Hawks Quindel Attorneys Honored for Pro Bono Work
  • Schroder Recovers Additional Life Insurance Benefits For Beneficiaries
  • Whistleblower’s Risks Can Yield High Rewards when Exposing Companies Defrauding the Federal Government
  • WI Workers Comp Prohibits Requiring Workers to Use Vacation, Sick Time, or Paid Time Off for Time Missed Due to a Work Injury
  • Revised Overtime Exemption Regulations To Be Announced Soon
  • Is Your Employer Monitoring Your Activities During Off-Work Time?
  • Barring the Courthouse Door: Employees Harmed by Mandatory Arbitration
  • “Extraordinary” Workplace Stress Under WI Workers Comp
  • Wage Theft: Breaking Wage Laws Continues to Be Amazingly Common
  • Time Spent Waiting for Tasks During Workday is Compensable
  • Four Hawks Quindel Attorneys Included on Milwaukee’s Leading Lawyers List
  • Attorney Quindel Moderated Workshop at AFL-CIO Conference
  • Some Good News for Victims of Wage Theft
  • Amy Shapiro Among 2015 Women in the Law
  • Commission Workers Often Wrongly Denied Overtime Pay
  • LinkedIn Avoids FCRA Liability for Its Reference Search Feature
  • Employees Use of Social Media to Further Concerted Activity: Can You Really Call Your Boss Names on Facebook and Be Protected from Discipline?
  • Halstead to Present at Rethinking Employment Discrimination Seminar
  • Shapiro Teaches Family Law Class to Psychiatry Fellows and Medical Students
  • Could Indiana’s New Law Happen Here? Religious Freedom and Public Accommodation Laws in Wisconsin
  • Do Grandparents Have Visitation Rights In Wisconsin?
  • Radio Interview with Attorney Halstead Regarding Radical Changes to Non-Compete Agreements Introduced in Wisconsin Legislature
  • Charlton to Speak on Same-Sex Marriage At Marquette Law School on April 9, 2015
  • An Overview of Overuse & Repetitive Motion Workers Compensation Injuries
  • Garrity Rights: A Public Employee’s Right Against Self-Incrimination During Employment Investigations
  • Worker’s Compensation Threatened Nationwide. Is Wisconsin Next?
  • Pain and Social Security Disability: Proving the Existence of Chronic Pain
  • MORE WORKER PROTECTIONS UNDER FIRE: WISCONSIN ASSEMBLY BILL SEEKS TO AXE PREVAILING WAGES IN WISCONSIN
  • Attorney Johnson quoted in Wisconsin Lawyer on likely continued increase in Wage and Hour Litigation
  • City of Madison Seeks to Extend Employment Protections for Homeless, Atheists
  • Attorney Shapiro Presents at Conference on Utilization of Mental Health, Counseling, and Medical Records in Family Law Cases
  • Walker Seeks Changes to WI Worker’s Compensation Division: Attorney Halstead Explains Problems with Proposed Bill
  • Attorney Parsons Speaking at Kid’s Chance Workers Compensation Seminar
  • WORT FM’S “Labor Radio” Interviews Attorney Aaron Halstead on Anticipated Changes to Wisconsin Worker’s Compensation Law
  • Quindel Frames Future for Public Sector Unions
  • How Depression & Anxiety Disability Claims Work
  • Important Tips For Your Long-Term Disability Claim If You Cannot Work Due To Chronic Pain & The Side Effects Of Your Pain Medications
  • Workers comp claim denied while you are still healing? Take 3 critical steps.
  • Undocumented Workers Entitled to the Protections of the Wisconsin Family Medical Leave Act
  • Changes to Rules of Conduct May Subject Wisconsin Nurses to Additional Discipline by Board of Nursing
  • Hawks Quindel Wins Summary Judgment regarding Restaurant’s Liability for Minimum Wage and Overtime Violations
  • Supreme Court to Decide Whether an Employer is Required to Accommodate a Pregnant Worker’s Medical Restrictions
  • Breaking Down the Legal Jargon of Employment Claim Settlement Agreements
  • What Delivery Drivers and Other Employees Should Know About Expenses and Minimum Wage
  • Hawks Quindel Paralegal Deb Ferrel Among 2014 Unsung Heroes
  • Madison Office Hosting a Women’s Event Featuring WE International’s Women-At-Risk Program
  • Photo ID Update by Attorney Saks
  • The WKC-16B Form: How to Obtain Your Doctor’s Testimony for a Workers Compensation Claim
  • Employment Discrimination Protections for Members of the Armed Services
  • Barbara Zack Quindel Honored with Arvid Anderson Award
  • NLRB Rejects No Class Action Arbitration Agreements, Again
  • Retirement and Your Workers Compensation Rights
  • La Fuente Restaurant Class Action Settlement On Behalf Of Waiters and Waitresses Approved By Court
  • Attorney Zoeller Quoted in Washington Post Article on Reform of Rules Regarding Who is Considered Exempt From Overtime
  • Court Grants Final Approval For Settlement On Behalf Of Security Officers Required To Attend Unpaid Training
  • Class Actions Can Challenge Discriminatory Job Practices
  • Kathy Charlton to Present at Marquette Volunteer Legal Clinic “Brown Bag” CLE Series Lunch
  • Beware of CIGNA’s Disability Claims Handling Practices
  • Workplace Rights for Employees Suffering from Mental Health Illness
  • Hawks Quindel Sponsoring and Participating in 2014 NAMI Dane County
  • Employment Protections for Victims of Domestic Abuse in Wisconsin
  • Schroder to Present at the WAJ Women’s Caucus Seminar
  • Wisconsin Supreme Court Decides Injured Worker Can Be Forced to Accept Settlement from Third Party Who Caused His Injuries
  • Court allows sales representatives in Wyndham’s Wisconsin Dells location to pursue off the clock claims collectively
  • Wisconsin Jury Rejects Former Employer’s Breach of Duty of Loyalty Claim
  • Wisconsin Supreme Court Denies Marinette County’s Petition for Review of Decision in Favor of AFSCME Union
  • Does A Mental Health Limitation Apply To Your Claim For Long-Term Disability Insurance Benefits?
  • Schroder Featured In The Summer Issue Of The Verdict
  • Attorneys Halstead and Zoeller to Present at Health, Labor, and Employment Law Institute
  • M Magazine Recognizes Shapiro, Johnson, and Murshid
  • Fair Credit Reporting Act Protects Applicant Rights On Credit Checks
  • Equal Employment Opportunity Commission issues Pregnancy Discrimination Guidance
  • Charlton Listed in Inaugural Wisconsin Pro Bono Society
  • Attorney Charlton to Present Keynote Address on Whistleblowing for the Association of Fundraising Professionals Local Chapter
  • U.S. Department of Labor Proposes Extending FMLA Benefits to Same-Sex Partners
  • Attorney Schroder To Present At Wisconsin Association For Justice Summer Seminar
  • LIRC Finds Employer Discriminated Against Job Candidate Based On His Conviction Record
  • 5 Recommendations For Preparing to Make a Long Term Disability Claim Related to a Degenerative Condition
  • Tipped Employees and Minimum Wage in Wisconsin
  • Sixth Circuit Affirms Award of Benefits and Disgorged Profits in ERISA Disability Benefits Case
  • Why Injured Wisconsin Workers Should Refuse To Provide Recorded Statements To Worker’s Compensation Insurance Carriers
  • Employees Paid Improperly When Employers Misunderstand What Counts as “Work”
  • Truck Driver’s Multiple Rule Violations Did Not Amount to “Substantial Fault” Under Wisconsin Unemployment Law
  • Wisconsin Supreme Court Denies Waukesha County’s Petition for Review of Decision in Favor of Wisconsin Professional Police Association and its Deputy Sheriff
  • Employees Have Legal Access to Personnel Records Under Wisconsin Law
  • Employers May Not Require Employees or Applicants To Give Them Access to Personal Social Media Accounts
  • Legal Protection for Wisconsin Taxicab Drivers with Criminal Records
  • Collective and Class Actions are Critical Tools to Helping Employees Enforce Their Rights
  • Can An Employer Take Away My Reasonable Accommodation?
  • Wisconsin Supreme Court May Decide Whether Continued Employment Is Adequate Consideration for a Non-Compete Agreement
  • Department of Labor Likely to Increase the Salary Amount Requirement for the FLSA’s White Collar Exemptions
  • Contingent Fee Representation Helps Those Who Can’t Afford a Lawyer
  • Photo ID Update – U.S. District Judge Lynn Adelman Rules ACT 23 Unlawful – Wisconsin Supreme Court Decision Imminent
  • Long Term Disability Claims: Deadlines Matter
  • Retired Employee Will Receive Retiree Health Benefits Despite Employer’s Resistance
  • An Insurance Company’s “Closed File” Defense is Invalid in a Wisconsin Worker’s Comp Case
  • Three Tactics Insurers Use to Deny Long Term Disability Insurance Claims
  • How to Get Long-Term Disability Benefits If You Cannot Work Due to Fibromyalgia
  • Attorney Fairweather to Present for State Bar of Wisconsin Continuing Legal Education Seminar
  • Parental Involvement Leave Included in FMLA Enhancement Proposal
  • What if My Employer Terminates My Employment or Refuses to Hire Me After I am Injured at Work?
  • Wisconsin Age Discrimination Claim Survives Employer Request for Summary Judgment
  • I Can No Longer Work, Should I Apply for SSDI Benefits?
  • Attorney Fairweather to Present at Employment Law Seminar
  • The Marinette Eagle Herald Interviews Attorney Aaron Halstead on Employees Union Contract Decision
  • Johnson to Speak at Advanced Wage and Hour Seminar in Park City Utah
  • Am I Entitled to More Money if My Employer Is “At Fault” for My Work Injury?
  • Legal Protection For Wisconsin Employees Whose Health Conditions Affect Their Work
  • Halstead and Good Win Victory for AFSCME Union Against Marinette County In Wisconsin Court of Appeals
  • Murshid to Present at Plaintiff’s Guide to Employment Discrimination Litigation Webinar
  • Richard Saks to be Panelist at National Commission on Voting Rights — Minnesota/Wisconsin Hearing
  • NAACP/Voces Voter ID Case Update — Oral Argument Before Supreme Court Scheduled for Feb. 25
  • WISN 12’s Colleen Henry Reports on Wage Theft Claim Against St. Vincent Hospital in Green Bay, WI
  • Gay and Transgender* Workplace Rights in Wisconsin May Improve
  • Hawks Quindel Attorney Rachel Krueger Elected to the Order of the Coif by the UW Law School
  • Employers Cannot Ask Their Employees to Provide Family Medical History
  • Wisconsin Supreme Court to Hear Appeal of Donning and Doffing Case – Weissman et al., v. Tyson Foods, Inc.
  • Is Your Workers Comp Insurance Company Paying You the Correct Weekly Benefit?
  • Five Ways to Screw Up Your Long Term Disability Insurance Appeal
  • Best Law Firms Recognizes Hawks Quindel
  • Super Lawyers Recognizes Eleven Hawks Quindel Attorneys
  • The Clock is Ticking on Your ERISA Disability Benefits Claim, Supreme Court Rules
  • Attorneys Johnson, Maynard, and Murshid Win Overtime Compensation on Behalf of 42 Van Drivers
  • Madison Prohibits Discrimination Against Unemployed Job Applicants
  • Wisconsin Workplace Bullying: Know Your Rights
  • Attorneys Hawks, Halstead and Sumara Win Victory for Hundreds of Union Employees in City of Racine
  • Halstead and Saks File Lawsuit on Behalf of AFSCME Workers against City of Rhinelander
  • Halstead and Good Win Victory for AFSCME Union and its Members against Dodge County in Wisconsin Court of Appeals
  • Can I Receive Worker’s Compensation Benefits If a Work Injury is My Fault?
  • Johnson and Murshid Present at Milwaukee Bar Association on Wage and Hour Issues
  • Lump Sum Long Term Disability Insurance Settlements: 5 Key Issues
  • Madison Workers Comp Lawyer Aaron Halstead Wins $55,000 Award for Worker Fired after Work Injury
  • Prompt Action May Protect Employees Owed Money by a Bankrupt Employer
  • Health Care Worker Protection Act Protects WI Workers From Employer Retaliation
  • Judge Grants Final Approval of Settlement for St. Mary’s Nurses
  • Court Grants Preliminary Approval of Class Action Settlement in Case Against Cleary Building Corp.
  • Halstead Instructs Union Representatives on Worker’s Compensation
  • Pending Wisconsin Legislation Prohibits Employers from Asking Applicants or Employees for Passwords to Private Social Media Accounts
  • Wisconsin Unemployment Insurance Eligibility Changes for 2013 – 2014
  • Wisconsin Unemployment Compensation Benefits Weakened by Act 20
  • Yang Named Director at Large for Society of Family Lawyers and Appointed to State Bar of Wisconsin Lawyer Referral & Information Service Committee
  • Halstead and Charlton to Present and Chair Annual Employment Law Update Seminar
  • Parsons to Speak at 37th Annual Worker’s Compensation Update
  • Attorneys Timothy Hawks and Aaron Halstead Named Lawyers of the Year
  • Hawks Quindel Attorneys Recognized by Best Lawyers
  • Court Grants Conditional Class Certification for TSM Protection Officers
  • Charlton to Speak About Employee Rights
  • If My Doctor Says I’m Disabled, Can My Insurance Company Deny Disability Benefits?
  • Temporary Help Agencies Are Liable For Employee Work Injuries
  • Length of Employment May Affect Whether A Non-Compete Agreement is Enforceable
  • Fairweather Named To Community Justice Board Of Directors
  • Halstead To Present At Workers Compensation Conference
  • Is Your Unpaid Internship Legal? A Guide to Unpaid Work and FLSA Law
  • Halstead Prevails in Worker’s Compensation Claim for Walgreens Employee Who Injured Knee at Work
  • Murshid Interviewed by M Magazine on Social Media Issues in Employment
  • Charlton Is Invited To Author An Employment Law Chapter In A New State Bar Book
  • Johnson to Speak at Health, Labor and Employment Law Institute
  • Hawks to Discuss Organizing in Cyberspace
  • Court Grants Union’s Motion to Confirm Arbitrator’s Award Extending its Contract with Marinette County
  • Get Lunch or Get Paid
  • Fired Over Facebook Posts? Check Your Rights
  • Off-the-Clock Work Must Be Compensated in Wisconsin
  • Murshid & Johnson Elected to Labor & Employment Law State Bar Section
  • Quindel Appointed to Wisconsin Federal Nominating Commission
  • Halstead Named 2013 Worker’s Compensation Lawyer of Year in Madison, Wisconsin
  • Johnson Joins Hawks Quindel
  • Johnson and Murshid File Class Action Suit to Recover Wages on Behalf of La Fuente Servers
  • What is an “Exempt” Employee?
  • I Don’t Have Health Insurance And Have A Pending Social Security Claim, What Do I Do?
  • ATTORNEY MURSHID TO SPEAK AT WISCONSIN EMPLOYMENT RELATIONS COUNCIL (WERC) CONFERENCE
  • Workers Compensation in Wisconsin – What You Need to Know
  • ATTORNEY MURSHID TO PRESENT AT AMERICAN FEDERATION OF TEACHERS ATTORNEY CONFERENCE
  • HALSTEAD AND HAWKS SECURE COURT VICTORY FOR EMPLOYEES OF MONONA LIBRARY BOARD
  • CHARLTON TO MODERATE 2013 EQUAL JUSTICE CONFERENCE ON MARCH 8, 2013
  • SHORT TERM AND LONG TERM DISABILITY INSURANCE – WHAT IS THE DIFFERENCE?
  • THE WISCONSIN FAMILY AND MEDICAL LEAVE ACT AND THE FEDERAL FAMILY AND MEDICAL LEAVE ACT – WHAT IS THE DIFFERENCE?
  • IMPORTANT INFORMATION YOU PROBABLY DON’T KNOW (BUT SHOULD!) ABOUT WAGE AND HOUR LAWS
  • CAN AN INSURANCE COMPANY DENY ME LONG-TERM DISABILITY INSURANCE BENEFITS WHEN I CANNOT PERFORM THE SPECIFIC DUTIES OF MY JOB?
  • HALSTEAD DISCUSSES WORKER’S COMPENSATION BENEFITS FOR UNDOCUMENTED WORKERS
  • WISCONSIN CHILD SUPPORT – WHAT YOU MUST KNOW
  • VOLUNTEER LEGAL CLINIC FOR THE HMONG COMMUNITY EXPANDS
  • ATTORNEY CHARLTON TO PRESENT “OVERVIEW OF WISCONSIN EMPLOYMENT LAW” TO THE PARALEGAL ASSOCIATION OF WISCONSIN IN MILWAUKEE
  • COURT GRANTS INDONESIAN UNION INTERVENTION IN UW LAWSUIT TO HOLD ADIDAS ACCOUNTABLE FOR COMPENSATION OWED INDONESIAN WORKERS
  • BIG WIN FOR EMPLOYEES SEEKING LONG TERM DISABILITY INSURANCE BENEFITS
  • WHAT HAPPENS TO RETIREMENT ACCOUNTS IN THE EVENT OF DIVORCE?
  • KATHERINE CHARLTON TO SPEAK AT WISCONSIN FAIR HOUSING NETWORK’S ANNUAL CONVENTION IN APRIL 2013
  • TEMPORARY TOTAL DISABILITY (TTD) AND PERMANENT PARTIAL DISABILITY (PPD) BENEFIT RATES FOR INJURED WISCONSIN WORKERS INCREASED IN 2013
  • LEGAL SECRETARY WITH REDUCED WORK HOURS IS ENTITLED TO UNEMPLOYMENT BENEFITS
  • MURSHID & ZOELLER PROMOTED TO SHAREHOLDERS
  • PARSONS SECURES WORKER’S COMPENSATION BENEFITS FOR INJURED LICENSED PRACTICAL NURSE
  • HAWKS & HALSTEAD WIN VICTORY FOR RACINE UNION EMPLOYEES – RACINE MUST ABIDE BY CONTRACTS FOR 2013 & 2014
  • I’M DISABLED. WHAT ACCOMMODATIONS CAN I ASK FOR FROM MY EMPLOYER?
  • WHAT YOU SHOULD KNOW ABOUT SSDI AND SOCIAL SECURITY EARLY RETIREMENT BENEFITS
  • COURT REFUSES TO VACATE ARBITRATOR’S AWARD REINSTATING JUNEAU COUNTY EMPLOYEE TO COUNTY SERVICE
  • COURT GRANTS FINAL APPROVAL IN CAPTEL OVERTIME LAWSUIT
  • RETALIATION CLAIMS: WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW
  • I’VE BEEN FIRED AND MY EX-EMPLOYER CLAIMS THAT I COMMITTED FMLA FRAUD. WHAT ARE MY RIGHTS?
  • Hurt at Work? Learn About Wrongful Termination Due to a Work Injury
  • HAWKS QUINDEL ATTORNEYS NAMED AS 2012 SUPER LAWYERS
  • OUR FIRM’S COMMITMENT TO VOTING RIGHTS
  • PAY VERY CLOSE ATTENTION TO TIME LIMITS….THEY MAY DETERMINE WHETHER OR NOT YOUR CLAIM CAN GO FORWARD IN COURT
  • RECORDS OF TIME AND WAGES EMPLOYERS MUST KEEP
  • VOTER ID CASE UPDATE
  • SCHRODER RECEIVES FELLOWSHIP FROM THE AMERICAN BAR ASSOCIATION
  • WHAT IS THE LILLY LEDBETTER FAIR PAY ACT & WHY MIGHT IT MATTER TO YOU?
  • CAN I BE FIRED FOR COMPLAINING ABOUT MY BOSS TO OTHER EMPLOYEES?
  • CAN I RECEIVE SSDI AND STILL RECEIVE MONEY FROM MY INVESTMENTS?
  • CLASS CERTIFICATION IN EMPLOYMENT CASES AFTER DUKES IN THE 7TH CIRCUIT
  • HALSTEAD DEFENDS RIGHTS OF CAPITOL PROTESTERS
  • VOTER ID CASE UPDATE
  • LIQUIDATED DAMAGES UNDER THE FLSA AND THE GOOD FAITH DEFENSE
  • AGE DISCRIMINATION PROTECTIONS IN WISCONSIN
  • HALSTEAD NAMED WORKER’S COMPENSATION LAWYER OF THE YEAR
  • YOU CAN STACK MULTIPLE PERMANENT PARTIAL DISABILITY (PPD) RATINGS
  • VOTER ID CASE UPDATE: JUDGE FLANAGAN DENIES ATTORNEY GENERAL’S MOTION TO STAY PERMANENT INJUNCTION
  • HAWKS AGAIN RECOGNIZED AS UNION LAWYER OF THE YEAR
  • YOUR EMPLOYER MAY NOT TERMINATE YOU FOR ASSERTING YOUR RIGHTS TO RETIREMENT, HEALTH OR DISABILITY BENEFITS
  • EMPLOYERS MAY BE REQUIRED TO REASSIGN DISABLED EMPLOYEES TO VACANT POSITIONS. THE SEVENTH CIRCUIT “CORRECTS [A] CONTINUING ERROR” IN ITS DISABILITY ACCOMMODATION JURISPRUDENCE
  • COURT GRANTS FINAL APPROVAL OF CLASS ACTION SETTLEMENT IN SUPERIOR SATELLITE OVERTIME CASE
  • CHARLTON, HALSTEAD, HAWKS, NOVOTNAK, PARSONS, QUINDEL, AND SWEETLAND NAMED AS “BEST LAWYERS IN AMERICA” FOR 2013
  • SHAPIRO APPOINTED TO WUWM BOARD
  • PARSONS AND ZOELLER PRESENT ON FLSA ISSUES AFFECTING HEALTH CARE EMPLOYEES
  • UPDATE ON VOTER ID CASE
  • DAMAGES 101: WHAT TYPES OF DAMAGES ARE AVAILABLE IF I WIN A CASE BEFORE THE WISCONSIN EQUAL RIGHTS DIVISION?
  • EQUITABLE TOLLING AND THE FLSA: PROTECTING CLAIMS FROM A RUNNING STATUTE OF LIMITATIONS
  • SCHRODER SECURES UNEMPLOYMENT BENEFITS FOR EMPLOYEE WHO WAS FIRED FOR REFUSING TO WORK UNDER HAZARDOUS CONDITIONS
  • KNOW YOUR FABLES IF YOU HAVE A CASE PENDING BEFORE JUDGE POSNER!
  • CASE DISMISSED?! PAGEL DECISION OFFERS A RAY OF HOPE FOR EMPLOYEES CONCERNED THEIR MEDICAL LEAVE HAS ADVERSELY AFFECTED THEIR EMPLOYMENT
  • WHAT SHOULD I DO IF I BELIEVE MY EMPLOYER HAS FIRED ME BECAUSE OF MY AGE, SEX, RACE, DISABILITY, OR FOR SOME OTHER DISCRIMINATORY REASON?
  • COURT GRANTS FINAL APPROVAL OF CLASS ACTION SETTLEMENT IN DULUTH TRADING COMPANY UNPAID WAGE CASE
  • COURT PRELIMINARILY APPROVES SETTLEMENT IN CAPTEL TIME CLOCK ROUNDING SUIT
  • MURSHID RECEIVES “UP AND COMING LAWYER” AWARD FROM THE WISCONSIN LAW JOURNAL
  • LONG TERM DISABILITY DISCOVERY & DEPOSITIONS
  • CAN EMPLOYERS MOOT FLSA COLLECTIVE ACTIONS BY BUYING OFF NAMED PLAINTIFFS? THE SUPREME COURT WILL DECIDE
  • WHAT IF MY WORK INJURY CAUSES A LOSS OF EARNING CAPACITY?
  • HAWKS & HALSTEAD FILE SUIT ON BEHALF OF CITY OF RACINE EMPLOYEES TO ENFORCE COLLECTIVE BARGAINING AGREEMENTS
  • JUDGE ISSUES PERMANENT INJUNCTION BARRING IMPLEMENTATION OF PHOTO ID LAW
  • SCHRODER PRESENTS ON AGE DISCRIMINATION IN THE WORKPLACE
  • SUCCESSOR EMPLOYER LIABILITY
  • WHAT HAPPENS IF I’VE BEEN ACCUSED OF CAREGIVER ABUSE OR NEGLECT?
  • HALSTEAD PRESENTS ON WORKER’S COMPENSATION AND UNDOCUMENTED WORKERS
  • CAN I TAKE LEAVE TO ACCOMMODATE MY DISABILITY?
  • PROTECTING YOURSELF FROM WAGE THEFT – THERE’S AN APP FOR THAT!
  • EEOC ISSUES NEW GUIDANCE ON CRIMINAL BACKGROUND CHECKS
  • CAN I RECEIVE UNEMPLOYMENT BENEFITS IF I HAVE WORK RESTRICTIONS?
  • CAN YOU COLLECT UNEMPLOYMENT BENEFITS WHILE ON FMLA LEAVE?
  • EMPLOYEE PROTECTION UNDER FEDERAL LABOR LAW
  • THE SOCIAL SECURITY ADMINISTRATION KEEPS ADVOCATES GUESSING
  • BE CAREFUL WHAT YOU SAY AFTER YOU ARE TERMINATED!
  • MENTAL HEALTH CLAIMS FOR LONG TERM DISABILITY INSURANCE – FOUR THINGS YOU SHOULD KNOW
  • HALSTEAD WINS DAMAGES AWARD FOR INJURED EMPLOYEE FIRED TWO DAYS AFTER REPORTING HER WORK INJURY
  • DETERMINING THE AMOUNT OF FMLA LEAVE AVAILABLE TO YOU
  • CAN I RECEIVE OTHER BENEFITS WHILE RECEIVING LONG TERM DISABILITY BENEFITS?
  • TO APPEAL OR NOT TO APPEAL AN UNFAVORABLE HEARING DECISION? SOCIAL SECURITY’S NEW GUIDELINES COMPLICATE THE ANSWER
  • CAN MY LONG TERM DISABILITY INSURANCE COMPANY MAKE ME APPLY FOR SOCIAL SECURITY DISABILITY BENEFITS?
  • CHARLTON, SHAPIRO, AND MURSHID NAMED BEST LAWYERS BY M MAGAZINE
  • SAKS ON ED SCHULTZ RADIO SHOW TO DISCUSS VOTING RIGHTS IN WISCONSIN
  • WISCONSIN FEDERAL COURT HOLDS THAT EMPLOYEES CANNOT WAIVE RIGHT TO COLLECTIVELY ASSERT WAGE RIGHTS
  • WISCONSIN STATE, COUNTY, AND MUNICIPAL EMPLOYEES ARE ALL COVERED BY WORKER’S COMPENSATION STATUTE
  • EMPLOYEE MEAL PERIODS AND BREAKS
  • WORKPLACE BULLYING
  • REQUESTING REASONABLE ACCOMMODATIONS: A CLOSER LOOK AT THE INTERACTIVE PROCESS
  • VOTER ID CASE UPDATE: POST-TRIAL BRIEF FILED – DECISION ANTICIPATED IN JUNE
  • 20 THINGS YOU NEED TO KNOW ABOUT WORKER’S COMPENSATION IN WISCONSIN
  • NOVOTNAK AND MURSHID TO PRESENT ON PUBLIC EMPLOYEE FIRST AMENDMENT RIGHTS AT MILWAUKEE BAR ASSOCIATION LUNCHEON
  • PARSONS & ZOELLER TO SPEAK AT HEALTH AND EMPLOYMENT LAW CONFERENCE
  • KNOW YOUR RIGHTS: STATE AND FEDERAL WAGE VIOLATIONS
  • CONOZCA SUS DERECHOS: VIOLACIONES SALARIALES ESTATALES Y FEDERALES
  • HAWKS DISCUSSES GOVERNOR WALKER’S NEW PUBLIC EMPLOYEE PAY RULE ON SLY IN THE MORNING
  • COURT HOLDS THAT THE RIGHT TO ACT COLLECTIVELY CANNOT BE WAIVED
  • AN UPDATE ON THE NAACP VOTER RIGHTS CASE
  • FREE LEGAL EDUCATION SEMINAR AVAILABLE TO EMPLOYEES WITH CRIMINAL BACKGROUNDS
  • COURTS DELAY POSTING OF NLRB EMPLOYEE RIGHTS NOTICE – AGAIN
  • AFSCME UNION SEEKS COURT ORDER AGAINST JUNEAU COUNTY DUE TO COUNTY’S REFUSAL TO IMPLEMENT ARBITRATOR’S AWARD
  • SELF-CARE RIGHT UNDER FEDERAL FMLA REDUCED IN RECENT U.S. SUPREME COURT DECISION
  • DO I NEED TO SIGN A DISCIPLINARY FORM? WISCONSIN COURT NARROWS “QUIT FOR GOOD CAUSE” STANDARD IN STATE’S UNEMPLOYMENT INSURANCE LAW.
  • BEWARE THE POTENTIAL PITFALLS OF QUITTING A SECOND JOB IF YOU ARE RECEIVING UNEMPLOYMENT BENEFITS!
  • INSURANCE COMPANY REVERSES ITS DECISION TO DENY SHORT TERM DISABILITY BENEFITS
  • SCHOSHINSKI SECURES WORKER’S COMPENSATION BENEFITS FOR DRIVER WHO WAS SPIT ON BY PASSENGER
  • VACATION, HOLIDAY, AND SICK PAY MYTHS REVEALED
  • WHAT DOES IT MEAN TO SETTLE MY WORKER’S COMPENSATION CLAIM?
  • HALSTEAD INTERVIEWED REGARDING COLUMBIA COUNTY OPEN RECORDS MATTER
  • HAWKS TO SPEAK AT NATIONAL ACADEMY OF ARBITRATORS CONFERENCE IN JUNE REGARDING SOCIAL MEDIA AND LABOR LAW
  • PHARMACEUTICAL SALES REPRESENTATIVE OVERTIME CASE GOES TO THE SUPREME COURT
  • US FEDERAL COURT NIPS WALKER’S WINGS: JUDGE WILLIAM CONLEY STRIKES DOWN TWO ONEROUS PROVISIONS OF ACT 10
  • HALSTEAD AND HAWKS FILE ACTION ON BEHALF OF MONONA LIBRARY EMPLOYEES
  • ATTORNEY YANG HELPS LAUNCH THE OPENING OF THE HMONG LEGAL CLINIC IN MILWAUKEE
  • KEY COMPONENTS TO SEVERANCE AGREEMENTS, FROM AN EMPLOYEE’S PERSPECTIVE
  • ALL WORKERS, WHETHER OR NOT THEY HAVE DOCUMENTS, HAVE THE RIGHT TO BE PAID FOR THEIR WORK UNDER THE LAW.
  • TODOS LOS TRABAJADORES, SEAN O NO SEAN DOCUMENTADOS, TIENEN EL DERECHO DE SER PAGADOS POR SU TRABAJO A BASE DE LA LEY.
  • OFF-DUTY CONDUCT MAY AFFECT YOUR ELIGIBILITY FOR UNEMPLOYMENT BENEFITS
  • NLRB POSTING WILL RAISE AWARENESS OF WORKERS’ RIGHTS
  • ATTORNEYS SAKS AND SUMARA ASSIST THE NAACP AND VOCES DE LA FRONTERA IN BLOCKING VOTER ID LAW
  • CALL CENTER EMPLOYEES ARE ENTITLED TO PAY FOR ALL HOURS WORKED
  • SCHRODER WINS APPEAL BEFORE THE LABOR AND INDUSTRY REVIEW COMMISSION
  • You Were Fired… But Was It Wrongful Termination?
  • THE NOT-SO INDEPENDENT MEDICAL EXAM
  • FIRST AMENDMENT RIGHTS OF EMPLOYEES
  • THE H-1B VISA PROGRAM AND “BENCHING” VIOLATIONS
  • WILL MY PAST HAUNT ME FOREVER?
  • WHAT DO I NEED TO KNOW ABOUT SHORT TERM DISABILITY BENEFITS?
  • KASHOUA YANG SELECTED AS MILWAUKEE BAR ASSOCIATION MESSENGER’S SPRING 2012 VOLUNTEER
  • THE TRUTH ABOUT SALARIED WORKERS AND OVERTIME
  • HALSTEAD WINS REINSTATEMENT OF AFSCME EMPLOYEE IN COLUMBIA COUNTY HIGHWAY DEPARTMENT ARBITRATION
  • PARSONS SECURES WORKER’S COMPENSATION BENEFITS FOR WRONGFULLY TERMINATED EMPLOYEE
  • CHARLTON AND HALSTEAD TO CHAIR STATE BAR CONFERENCE ON EMPLOYMENT LAW
  • JUDGE ADELMAN DISMISSES LAWSUIT AGAINST METROPOLITAN MILWAUKEE FAIR HOUSING COUNCIL, INC. AND THE STATE EQUAL RIGHTS DIVISION AND HUD
  • FAMILY MILITARY LEAVE PROVISIONS: WHO IS COVERED?
  • OBJECTIVE VS. SUBJECTIVE DOCUMENTATION OF DISABILITY
  • SHOULD I BE PAID FOR MY INTERNSHIP?
  • WHAT IF I CAN’T RETURN TO WORK AFTER MY MEDICAL LEAVE OF ABSENCE?
  • WHAT IF MY EMPLOYER HAS NO WORKER’S COMPENSATION INSURANCE?
  • SUPREME COURT ADDRESSES RELIGIOUS EMPLOYEES’ RIGHTS
  • “FILE THAT LAWSUIT AND YOU’RE FIRED…”
  • WHEN AN EMPLOYER ISN’T PAYING LEGAL WAGES, EMPLOYEES HAVE THE RIGHT TO JOIN TOGETHER
  • MANY EMPLOYEES IN THE FINANCIAL SERVICES INDUSTRY ARE ENTITLED TO OVERTIME WAGE PAY
  • SUPERIOR SATELLITE TECHNICIANS SETTLE UNPAID WAGES SUIT
  • WORKERS WHO FILE WAGE COMPLAINTS ARE PROTECTED FROM RETALIATION
  • MY DISABILITY PLAN SAYS WHAT!? WHY WHAT YOU DON’T KNOW COULD HURT YOU.
  • SAKS FILES LAWSUIT TO PROTECT VOTERS RIGHTS
  • ARE YOU BEING FOLLOWED? SURVEILLANCE AND LONG TERM DISABILITY INSURANCE BENEFITS
  • PROTECTING YOUR WORKER’S COMPENSATION RIGHTS: REPORT ALL INJURIES & REPORT THEM CONSISTENTLY
  • CHARLTON AND MURSHID CONTRIBUTE TO WISCONSIN EMPLOYMENT LAW TREATISE
  • PERMANENT PARTIAL DISABILITY: MINIMUM DOES NOT MEAN MAXIMUM
  • PARSONS AND ZOELLER PRESENT ON EMERGING ISSUES IN WAGE AND HOUR LITIGATION
  • SHAPIRO APPOINTED TO MATRIMONIAL INN OF COURT
  • WHAT REMEDIES ARE AVAILABLE FOR MY DISCRIMINATION CASE?
  • 3 Questions Determine Unemployment Eligibility
  • YANG SPEAKS ABOUT LEGAL ISSUES FACING THE HMONG COMMUNITY IN WISCONSIN
  • RESTAURANT WORKERS: WHAT YOUR EMPLOYER CAN AND CAN’T DO
  • YANG WORKS TO PROVIDE LEGAL SERVICES TO HMONG COMMUNITY
  • Legal and Illegal Employer Paycheck Deductions
  • MURSHID ELECTED TO THE CHAIR OF ACLU IN MILWAUKEE
  • WORKERS ARE ENTITLED TO COMPENSATION FOR INJURIES CAUSING LIMP, SCARS, AMPUTATIONS, OR OTHER DISFIGUREMENTS
  • SAKS WORKS TO DEFEND VOTER RIGHTS
  • EMPLOYERS MUST STOP SEXUAL ORIENTATION HARASSMENT
  • SHAPIRO NAMED BEST DIVORCE LAWYER IN MILWAUKEE
  • HAWKS QUINDEL ATTORNEYS NAMED AS 2011 SUPER LAWYERS
  • YOU HAVE A RIGHT TO TALK TO CO-WORKERS ABOUT YOUR PAY, BENEFITS, WORK POLICIES, AND OTHER MATTERS RELATED TO YOUR EMPLOYMENT
  • HOME HEALTH CARE WORKERS MAY SOON BE ENTITLED TO OVERTIME PAY
  • CHARLTON, HALSTEAD, HAWKS, NOVOTNAK, QUINDEL, AND SWEETLAND NAMED AS “BEST LAWYERS IN AMERICA” FOR 2012
  • GOOD TESTIFIES AGAINST BILL THAT WOULD ALLOW EMPLOYERS TO DISCRIMINATE
  • PARSONS PUTS ON WORKER’S COMPENSATION WORKSHOP
  • DOL ANNOUNCES $715,000 SETTLEMENT IN CALL CENTER INVESTIGATION
  • HAWKS QUINDEL SUPPORTS EAST MADISON COMMUNITY CENTER’S FIRST IMPRESSION PROGRAM
  • COURTS VIEW AN INSURANCE COMPANY’S CONFLICT OF INTEREST AS A MERE “FACTOR” AMONG MANY WHEN REVIEWING BENEFIT DENIALS
  • HALSTEAD TEACHES WORKER’S COMPENSATION CLASS
  • HAWKS QUINDEL NAMED BEST LAW FIRM BY U.S. NEWS & WORLD REPORT
  • MILWAUKEE COUNTY CIRCUIT COURT RESTRAINS THE COMMON COUNCIL OF GREENFIELD FROM ADOPTING A RADICAL HEALTH INSURANCE PLAN FOR ITS FIRE FIGHTERS REPRESENTED BY LOCAL 1963, IAFF, AND THE PFFW
  • WHEN SHOULD I FILE MY EMPLOYMENT DISCRIMINATION CLAIM AND WHAT MUST IT INCLUDE?
  • WHEN DOES MY WORKDAY START?
  • OWN OCCUPATION VS ANY OCCUPATION
  • NEW GUIDELINES FOR REQUESTING MEDICIAL LEAVE: WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW
  • VOCATIONAL RETRAINING BENEFITS
  • DOUBLE STANDARD? THE NEED TO FILE A STRONG INTERNAL APPEAL
  • JUST BECAUSE YOUR BOSS SAYS YOU’RE AN INDEPENDENT CONTRACTOR DOESN’T MEAN IT’S TRUE….
  • YOU HAVE RIGHTS WHEN A POTENTIAL EMPLOYER REQUESTS A BACKGROUND CHECK
  • Server Tips, Tip Pooling, & Tip Pool Laws – A Wisconsin Legal Guide
  • CAN EMPLOYERS AUTOMATICALLY DEDUCT MEAL BREAKS FROM MY PAY?
  • QUINDEL NAMED “MILWAUKEE BEST LAWYERS EMPLOYMENT LAW – INDIVIDUALS LAWYER OF THE YEAR” FOR 2012
  • GRANDPARENT’S RIGHTS TO VISITATION WITH GRANDCHILDREN IMPROVE WITH COURT OF APPEALS DECISION
  • CITY OF GREENFIELD FIREFIGHTERS HALT PLAN TO DRASTICALLY INCREASE INSURANCE COSTS
  • EXPANSION OF EMPLOYEE RIGHTS TO “ZONE OF INTEREST” UNDER TITLE VII
  • HALSTEAD AND ZOELLER SECURE COURT ORDER FINDING STATE’S CALCULATION OF CHILD CARE OVERPAYMENTS UNREASONABLE
  • ECONOMY TANKS, INJURED WORKERS HURT MOST
  • CHARLTON TRAINS VOLUNTEER LAWYERS ON FAMILY LAW MATTERS
  • HOW LONG DO I HAVE TO APPEAL MY LONG TERM DISABILITY INSURANCE BENEFIT DENIAL?
  • DULUTH TRADING COMPANY CALL CENTER CLASS CONDITIONALLY CERTIFIED
  • FAIRWEATHER AND GOOD TRAIN WISCONSIN STATE BAR LEGAL ASSISTANTS ON EMPLOYMENT LAW ISSUES
  • FAIRWEATHER INTERVIEWED REGARDING WISCONSIN SUPREME COURT WORKPLACE SAFETY ISSUES
  • EMPLOYERS ARE REQUIRED TO PAY FOR CERTAIN TRAVEL TIME
  • QUINDEL TO SPEAK AT UNIVERSITY OF RICHMOND SCHOOL OF LAW SYMPOSIUM: “Public Sector Employment in Times of Crisis”
  • CHARLTON & SUMARA WORK TO ENFORCE ADOPTION ORDER
  • HALSTEAD AND CHARLTON TO SPEAK AND CO-CHAIR ANNUAL EMPLOYMENT LAW UPDATE – HAWKS TO SPEAK AS WELL
  • SCHRODER SECURES UNEMPLOYMENT BENEFITS FOR FORMER ST. MARY’S CARE CENTER WORKER
  • PARSONS & ZOELLER FILE MEAL BREAK CLASS ACTION AGAINST ST. MARY’S HOSPITAL
  • HALSTEAD AND HAWKS QUINDEL EARN PRAISE FROM THE SOUTH CENTRAL FEDERATION OF LABOR
  • AURORA SECURITY OFFICERS SETTLE MEAL BREAK DEDUCTION SUIT
  • ZOELLER RECEIVES “UP AND COMING LAWYER” AWARD FROM THE WISCONSIN LAW JOURNAL
  • GOOD JOINS HAWKS QUINDEL TEAM
  • UNIONS CHALLENGE CONSTITUTIONALITY OF COLLECTIVE BARGAINING LAW
  • HAWKS ELECTED FELLOW TO COLLEGE OF LABOR AND EMPLOYMENT ATTORNEYS
  • QUINDEL SPEAKS AT NAACP EDUCATION SUMMIT
  • QUINDEL TO SPEAK AT AMERICAN BAR ASSOCIATION AT ITS ANNUAL MEETING IN TORONTO
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  • HALSTEAD AND PARSONS PROVIDE UPDATE ON WORKERS COMPENSATION
  • HAWKS INTERVIEWED REGARDING COLLECTIVE BARGAINING BILL
  • CHARLTON PRESENTS 2011 VOLUNTEER LAWYERS AWARDS
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  • HAWKS, CHARLTON & FAIRWEATHER LEAD WORKSHOPS FOR AFT-WISCONSIN MEMBERS
  • FAIRWEATHER AND ZOELLER DISCUSS SOCIAL MEDIA AT AFSCME CONVENTION
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  • YANG CONTRIBUTES TO MILWAUKEE MAGAZINE BLOG
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  • QUINDEL & SAKS WIN APPEAL TO REINSTATE MILWAUKEE PAID SICK LEAVE ORDINANCE
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  • HALSTEAD AND ZOELLER SECURE UNPAID OVERTIME WAGES FOR GROCERY STORE WORKERS
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  • YANG TO SPEAK ABOUT CROSS-CULTURAL ISSUES IN DOMESTIC VIOLENCE
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  • QUINDEL ALERTS UNION MEMBERS TO PROPOSED LEGISLATION TO LIMIT FAMILY LEAVE IN WISCONSIN
  • FAIRWEATHER & QUINDEL ASSIST UNION RALLY ON INAUGURATION DAY
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  • SHAPIRO HONORED AS ONE OF THE BEST DIVORCE ATTORNEYS IN MILWAUKEE
  • MURSHID & YANG ELECTED TO THE BOARD OF THE ACLUS
  • HAWKS NAMED LABOR & EMPLOYMENT LAWYER OF THE YEAR
  • HAWKS QUINDEL NAMED AS BEST EMPLOYMENT LAW FIRM
  • PARSONS & ZOELLER ASK COURT FOR APPROVAL OF CLASS ACTION SETTLEMENT AGAINST ALTERNATIVE ENTERTAINMENT, INC.
  • QUINDEL & SAKS FIGHT TO DEFEND MILWAUKEE PAID SICK LEAVE ORDINANCE AT WISCONSIN SUPREME COURT
  • HALSTEAD FILES GENDER DISCRIMINATION CLAIM AGAINST STOUGHTON COURIER HUB
  • CHARLTON TO SPEAK ABOUT WILLS & ADVANCED DIRECTIVES
  • PARSONS & ZOELLER PRESENT AN UPDATE ON WAGE & HOUR LITIGATION
  • CHARLTON & HALSTEAD TO HOST STATE BAR EMPLOYMENT LAW UPDATE
  • HAWKS QUINDEL, S.C. FILES MEAL PERIOD CLASS ACTION LAW SUIT AGAINST AURORA HEALTH CARE, INC.
  • JUDGE CONLEY GRANTS FINAL APPROVAL IN DHL CONTRACTOR SETTLEMENT
  • CHARLTON TO SPEAK AT DECEMBER, 2010 CORPORATE PRACTICE INSTITUTE SEMINAR ON EMPLOYMENT LAW
  • CHARLTON TO LECTURE ON EMPLOYMENT LAW AT ALVERNO COLLEGE
  • HAWKS QUINDEL ATTORNEYS NAMED BEST LAWYERS IN AMERICA IN 2011 LISTING
  • PUBLIC EMPLOYEES’ PURELY PERSONAL EMAILS ARE NOT SUBJECT TO WISCONSIN PUBLIC RECORDS REQUESTS
  • HALSTEAD WINS ARBITRATION FOR PUBLIC SAFETY OFFICERS
  • NOVOTNAK SPEAKS ABOUT AMERICANS WITH DISABILITIES ACT AND FAMILY MEDICAL LEAVE ACT
  • MURSHID ELECTED TO LABOR & EMPLOYMENT LAW BOARD
  • PARSONS ELECTED TO INDIVIDUAL RIGHTS & RESPONSIBILITIES BOARD
  • SWEETLAND DRAFTS HANDBOOK FOR WISCONSIN WORKERS ON FAMILY MEDICAL LEAVE ACT RIGHTS
  • SWEETLAND WINS CASE FOR HEALTH CARE PLAN AGAINST EMPLOYER
  • CHARLTON APPOINTED TO CHAIR LEGAL ASSISTANCE COMMITTEE
  • HALSTEAD TO SPEAK AT WORKER’S COMPENSATION CONFERENCE
  • PARSONS AND ZOELLER SECURE JUDGMENT AGAINST ANOTHER FORMER DHL CONTRACTOR FOR OVER $450,000
  • HAWKS WORK CONTRIBUTES TO AFT WISCONSIN VICTORIES AT UW SUPERIOR & UW EAU CLAIRE
  • YANG JOINS HAWKS QUINDEL TEAM
  • FAIRWEATHER QUOTED ON STATE BAR AND LEGAL INDUSTRY
  • HALSTEAD APPEARS ON ¡ADELANTE! TO DISCUSS UNDOCUMENTED WORKERS’ RIGHTS
  • PARSONS AND ZOELLER SECURE SETTLEMENT OF CLASS ACTION OVERTIME SETTLEMENT AGAINST DHL CONTRACTOR
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  • PARSONS AND ZOELLER SPOKE AT MARQUETTE WAGE AND HOUR CONFERENCE
  • FAIRWEATHER QUOTED IN WISCONSIN STATE JOURNAL ARTICLE ON CHILD CARE SERVICES CASE
  • PARSONS AND ZOELLER SECURE PRELIMINARY APPROVAL OF CLASS ACTION OVERTIME SETTLEMENT AGAINST WALTCO
  • SHAPIRO TEACHES FAMILY LAW CLASS
  • SAKS SPOKE AT WISCONSIN EMPLOYMENT RELATIONS COMMISSION CONFERENCE
  • HAWKS INVOLVED IN DRAFTING CHANGES TO WISCONSIN LABOR LAW
  • HAWKS QUINDEL ATTORNEYS TO CO-CHAIR ANNUAL STATE BAR EMPLOYMENT LAW UPDATE
  • QUINDEL & SAKS FIGHT TO IMPLEMENT MILWAUKEE PAID SICK LEAVE ORDINANCE
  • SAKS THWARTS ATTORNEY GENERAL’S ATTEMPTS TO DISENFRANCHISE VOTERS
  • SAKS RECEIVES MARTIN LUTHER KING JR. SERVICE AWARD
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  • QUINDEL PARTICIPATES IN NATIONAL ACADEMY OF ARBITORS CONFERENCE
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