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10/06/2021    Blogs    Joe Veenstra

A noncompete agreement can restrict an employee from taking part in certain activities after their employment with you ends. Read More »

09/27/2021    Blogs    Johns, Flaherty & Collins, SC

Understanding photo rights — when you can take them, when you can post or publish them and when you need a release form from the people in them. Read More »

09/23/2021    Blogs    Johns, Flaherty & Collins, SC

A lot has changed, both at our law firm and in our community, since we began practicing law 140 years ago Read More »

09/14/2021    Blogs    David Pierce, La Crosse Attorney

Here's what you need to know as a landlord about emotional support animals. Read More »

09/08/2021    Blogs    Justin Peterson, La Crosse Attorney

Technically, most verbal agreements are in fact legally binding. The problems come if or when you ever need to prove exactly what you and another party agreed to Read More »

08/31/2021    Blogs    Katelyn Doyle, Attorney

With real estate transactions, an attorney can offer an invaluable layer of protection against unforeseen circumstances. Read More »

08/19/2021    Blogs    Brian Weber, Holmen Attorney

Wondering if you can make arrangements on your own and whether a handwritten will is legally binding? Here's what Wisconsin law says. Read More »

08/12/2021    Blogs    Johns, Flaherty & Collins, SC

My former girlfriend has full custody of our son & doesn’t want to give me visitation rights. I’m paying child support & want to see my son, what can I do? Read More »

08/09/2021    Blogs    Tony Gingrasso, La Crosse Attorney

I put my boyfriend’s name on my checking acct & he made a deposit. He left me. I withdrew all the money. Does he have any rights to get the money back? Read More »

07/30/2021    Blogs    David Pierce, Landlord-Tenant Law Attorney

Understanding landlord-tenant law in Wisconsin, and your rights and responsibilities as a renter, can go a long way to ensuring you get most, if not all, of your security deposit back. Read More »

07/19/2021    Blogs    Brian Weber

Boating violations carry penalties of anywhere from $20 up to $1,000 each. These violations can cost you, and you may be required to attend a boater’s safety course — which isn’t a bad idea for anyone hitting the water. Read More »

07/10/2021    Blogs    Tony Gingrasso

Tinder will be the first dating app with an instant background check later this year & reps say the goal is to protect users from violent crimes, harassment & stalking Read More »

06/17/2021    Blogs    David Pierce, Attorney

Displaying the American flag requires adherence to certain standards. Here's when, why and how to fly a U.S. flag at half-staff. Read More »

06/17/2021    Blogs    David Pierce, Criminal Defense Attorney in La Crosse

Some would argue there is nothing more American than apple pie, mom and fireworks, especially around the Fourth of July. Read More »

06/10/2021    Blogs    Johns, Flaherty & Collins, SC

International travel regulations and COVID-19. U.S. citizens traveling internationally must consider pandemic rules for the nation visiting & be aware of regulations when returning to  the U.S.   Read More »