In Commercial Contracts, We Do Not Want to Be Our Brother’s Keeper
By: Thomas V. Rohan
EPA Finalized Navigable Waters Protection Rule
By: Elizabeth K. Miles
Technology Trends in Construction
By: Brian J. Pfeil
Swap New Year’s Resolutions for Real Property with a 1031 Tax-Deferred Exchange
By: Michael Van Someren & Danielle Snyder Fadel
More Accredited Investors? SEC Contemplates Expanding the Pool of Individuals That May Invest In Private Placements
By: Michael Van Someren and Joseph E. Tierney IV
2020 Inflation Adjustments Impacting Individual Taxpayers
By: Mark G. Kmiecik
Stage Is Set for Significant Retirement Bill to Pass by Year End (SECURE Act)
By: Ann M. Rieger
EPA’s Updated Guidance Helpful to Buyers of Impacted WI Properties, but Wisconsin Still Lags Behind
Under current Wisconsin law, a property owner is generally liable for contamination regardless of when the pollution occurred and regardless of who caused the contamination. There are some limited exceptions for qualifying local governments, lenders, impacted neighbors and persons who obtain what is known as a Voluntary Party Liability Exemption. But, Wisconsin does not provide...
Workplace Complaints? Really nothing to complain about.
By: Anthony J. Steffek
Unlike Diamonds, Easements Are Not Always Forever
By: Brian J. Pfeil