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#Attorney Vanessa Wishart gives legal updates on #Wisconsin water law on Tuesday during the Wisconsin Wastewater Operators Association's 2025 Spring Biosolids Symposium, which provides proactive information on current issues related to biosolids and septage management to an audience of municipal officials, water treatment plant operators, contractors, and consultants. Click to read more! https://lnkd.in/gNNHKKrW #waterlaw #environmentallaw

Stafford Rosenbaum is extremely proud that #Attorney Mason Higgins has been recognized by The National Black Lawyers Top 100 and Top 40 Under 40! The organization vets attorneys for recognition based on outstanding reputation, achievements, nominations from leading lawyers, professional organization participation, and community involvement. Click to read more—and please join us in congratulating Mason on his Top 40 Under 40 honor! https://lnkd.in/gFu-mABE

On March 6, 2025, the Wisconsin Court of Appeals issued a must-read election law opinion declining to toss out three unendorsed ballots cast in a Rock County election. And, in a rare move, the court imposed sanctions on the losing candidate’s attorney for filing a frivolous appeal. Click to read more from #Attorneys Zoe Pawlisch, Erin Deeley, and Doug Poland in our latest #Election and #Political Law blog post! https://lnkd.in/geNqeRHS #Wisconsinelections

Welcome to the Stafford Rosenbaum Board of Directors, Rick Manthe and Jared Potter! "We are so excited that both of these talented attorneys are willing to share their time and skills in service to our firm," Managing Partner Katherine Harrell said of the new Board members. Click to read more—and please join us in congratulating Rick and Jared! https://lnkd.in/gP-baRdz

Two Stafford Rosenbaum #Attorneys, Richard Latta and Iana Vladimirova, participated in ALFA International's International Client Seminar last week by moderating panel discussions on the U.S. Supreme Court's recent overturn of #LoperBright and on proactive advice for navigating insolvency proceedings, respectively. Click to read more! https://lnkd.in/gQVrkRKx #businesslaw

We had a blast hosting American Constitution Society Madison Lawyer Chapter speed networking at the Stafford Rosenbaum LLP office last night. Thanks to all the lawyers who came to share their experiences with law students, including: Seep P., Elizabeth Shimek, Breanne Snapp, Amanda Gennerman, Nicholas Ramos, JD., Zoe Pawlisch, Amy Scarr, Samantha Foran, Eric Klemm, Mason Higgins, Doug Poland, Daniel Lenz, Eileen Dorfman, JD, AIC, Rick Manthe, Laura Callan, Kieran O'Day, and Steve Porter.

Tomorrow (Friday, March 7) is the first seminar of the 2025 Election Matters series. Don't forget to register—it's free! Click to read more.

#Attorneys Paul Kent and Jane Landretti will present on current issues in water law during the 2025 Fox-Wolf Watershed Alliance Conference next week. Part of a two-day conference, their presentation will cover #water policy at both the state and federal level; key water issues that are likely to arise this year; and specific #wetlands, #drainage, and #stormwater issues. Click to read more and learn about registration! https://lnkd.in/g4W7_C3K #waterlaw #environmentallaw

There's just a little over a week until the 2025 Election Matters series kickoff! Join us, the sole sponsors, for "Understanding State Supreme Court Elections: Wisconsin & Beyond." Click to read more and learn about registration! #electionlaw #Wisconsinelections

An important update to Wisconsin election law, #Attorneys Carly Gerads, Zoe Pawlisch, and Doug Poland discuss last week's #Wisconsin Supreme Court ruling in Brown v. Wisconsin Elections Commission. The Court ruled that Kenneth Brown, a voter who raised a number of claims challenging the use of #absentee ballot sites during the August 2022 primary #election, lacked standing to seek judicial review of the Wisconsin Elections Commission’s decision dismissing his complaint. Read more in our most recent blog post, including what it means to be “aggrieved by an order” from WEC under Wis. Stat. §?5.06(8) and thus permitted to seek judicial review. https://lnkd.in/gDJqhcTv