Legal Research News and Information with an Emphasis on Wisconsin
The Wisconsin State Court system has recently introduced new, more-user-friendly forms designed for people who are representing themselves in small claims actions. The forms are accompanied by plain-English instructions and are available both on the web and in hard copy. See the Supreme Court press release for more information. Source: Proof and Hearsay
The Milwaukee Public Library traces the origin of the term “bubbler” back to the original 1888 Kohler trademark of that name. To those readers outside of our great state: many Wisconsinites use the term “bubbler” in place of “drinking fountain”. Photo from Portland State University.
The Milwaukee Public Library traces the origin of the term “bubbler” back to the original 1888 Kohler trademark of that name. To those readers outside of our great state: many Wisconsinites use the term “bubbler” in place of “drinking fountain”. Photo from Portland State University.
Hein Online is now offering live chat search and tech support. Live help is accessible through the “Help” button found in the upper right hand corner, on the welcome screen, and in the technical and training sections of the home page. If you aren’t familiar with Hein Online, it is made up of several libraries, …
Did you notice the announcement on the top of the Revisor of Statutes Bureau’s pages: On January 1, 2008 the Revisor of Statutes Bureau will cease to exist and the Legislative Reference Bureau will assume responsibility for the Revisor’s duties. This web page will continue to exist after January 1, 2008. See my earlier post …