Consumer Law Posts

Understanding (and embracing) jury duty

Jury duty — the civic equivalent of being picked last for dodgeball. But once you understand it, you'll see it's more like being picked first. Read More »


When sharing isn't caring

Sharing false information online — whether about a candidate or an acquaintance — can have serious legal and social consequences. Read More »


When sharing isn't caring

Sharing false information online — whether about a candidate or an acquaintance — can have serious legal and social consequences. Read More »


Legal Mythbusters Quiz

Test your legal knowledge and debunk some of the most popular myths about the law.  Read More »


When is my child old enough to stay home alone?

When is my child old enough to stay home alone? As the school year comes to a close many parents question when they can leave their children home alone Read More »


Finally, A Peace Treaty for Humans and Their Pets

Due to overwhelming demand, our law firm has taken a unique and playful turn, crafting a bespoke peace treaty for our clients with more... furry concerns. Read More »


AI Laws and Ethical Considerations Still Evolving

AI development has outpaced the development of AI laws, raising complex questions about rights, responsibilities, and regulations. Read More »


Q&A: Do I need a license for a simple raffle in Wisconsin?

I volunteer with an organization & we’re planning a raffle fundraiser. Someone said we need a license from the state to have our raffle. Is that true? Read More »


How to spot social media shopping scams

It's become commonplace to buy and sell things on social media, which, unfortunately, has created the perfect environment for scam artists to find unsuspecting victims. Read More »


How to spot fake online reviews

Online reviews can be a big help when making purchasing decisions. But buyer beware: there's a huge market for fake online reviews, and they masquerade among the legitimate ones. Read More »