Consumer Law Posts

01/21/2025    Blogs    Brent Smith, Attorney

Each year, January 1st brings a treasure trove of creative works into the public domain. For 2025, we get a slice of 1929! Read More »

11/01/2024    Blogs    Johns, Flaherty & Collins

Companion animals can be wonderful additions to a home or family, but be aware of the legal responsibilities before you adopt. Read More »

07/28/2024    Blogs    Napela Shim, La Crosse Attorney at Johns, Flaherty & Collins, S.C.

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 »

07/28/2024    Blogs    Joe Veenstra

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

07/28/2024    Blogs    Joe Veenstra

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

04/22/2024    On a Lighter Note    Joe Veenstra

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

04/21/2024    Blogs    Johns, Flaherty & Collins, SC, Family Attorneys La Crosse WI

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 »

03/31/2024    Blogs    Johns, Flaherty & Collins, S.C.

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 »

02/23/2024    Blogs    Napela Shim, La Crosse Attorney

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

12/29/2023    Blogs    Attorney Napela Shim

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 »