HQ Attorneys Richard Saks, Michele Sumara, and Barbara Quindel advised and represented the League of Women Voters of Wisconsin in successfully pressuring the Wisconsin Elections Commission to reverse course on a needlessly strict policy that would have disenfranchised...
Attorney Richard Saks’ article, entitled 2016 Photo ID Update: Cases in Wisconsin, Texas, and North Carolina Provide Interim Remedies and Potential Long-Term Implications, is featured in the current issue of MBA Messenger issued by the Milwaukee Bar...
Hawks Quindel attorneys Michele Sumara and Richard Saks have commenced a lawsuit against a Milwaukee voucher school, Travis Academy, and its wealthy owner, Dorothy Travis-Moore, seeking payment of two months’ unpaid wages for the school’s employees at the close of the...
Attorney Richard Saks contributed an article on Photo ID laws in the Winter 2014 issue of the Milwaukee Bar Association’s quarterly magazine, The Messenger. The article addresses legal developments regarding photo ID in the federal courts and the possibility of...
While legislation and litigation swirled across the country during the Spring of 2014 involving Photo ID requirements for voting, four cases challenging the validity of Wisconsin’s Photo ID law, 2011 Wisconsin Act 23, reached critical stages in Wisconsin state and...
As part of a nation-wide series of hearings across the county, the National Commission on Voting Rights will convene at the University of Minnesota Law School on Feb. 25 from 4 pm to 8 pm. Attorney Richard Saks, who serves as counsel for the Milwaukee Branch of the...
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