Wisconsin Association for Justice

Minnesota Association for Justice's Statement on the Federal Immigration Actions in Minnesota.

For more resources for our members:

Mutual Aid Contributions:
https://www.standwithminnesota.com

MN Attorney Generals Office:https://www.ag.state.mn.us/Brochures/pubKnowYourRightsWithICE.pdf

MN Immigration Clearinghouse: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1WtXeFPw_uc9PwM0TEb4J3DJMsJ5oZryw7cRwJbmi_54/edit?usp=sharing.

Additional Resources:
https://mnbars.org/?pg=MSBAAnnouncements&blAction=showEntry&blogEntry=136937

MSBA Statement:
https://mnbars.org/?pg=MSBAAnnouncements&blAction=showEntry&blogEntry=137028

Amicus Announcement:
https://mnbars.org/?pg=MSBAAnnouncements&blAction=showEntry&blogEntry=137183

MN ACLU Lawsuit:https://assets.aclu.org/live/uploads/2026/01/COMPLAINT-HUSSEN-v.-NOEM-1.pdf

In case you missed it...

Schroder named president of Wisconsin Association for Justice Danielle Schroder of the Milwaukee-based MacGillis Law Group, LLC will take the reins of the Wisconsin Association for Justice (WAJ) in 2026.

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"How likely am I to be called for jury duty? If called, how likely am I to actually be seated for a trial? Do jurors represent a true cross-section of the population?"

John Johnson of Marquette University Law School came across a report from Milwaukee County Circuit Court that answers these questions.

The Odds of Jury Duty – Marquette University Law School Faculty Blog The Odds of Jury Duty Post author:John Johnson Post published:December 17, 2025 Post category:Lubar Center / Milwaukee Area Project Post comments:0 Comments How likely am I to be called for jury duty? If called, how likely am I to actually be seated for a trial? Do jurors represent a true cross-sect...

This year's Outstanding Young Trial Lawyer is Nicholas L. Hermann of Gruber Law Offices.

This year's Trial Lawyer of the Year is Benjamin S. Wagner of Habush Habush & Rottier S.C.

WAJ Members work to share their knowledge so that every injured person can get justice in our courts.

It is rare to get so many of Wisconsin's best and brightest lawyers in one room, but our annual Women's Caucus Retreat & Seminar does that every year. WAJ past-President Amy Risseeuw of Peterson, Berk & Cross, S.C. is presenting here with Kristen Scheuerman.

It was a week of learning and teaching for . Today, Kristen presented at the Wisconsin Association for Justice’s Women’s Caucus Seminar, alongside friend and colleague, Amy Risseeuw.

As someone frequently appointed to serve as Guardian ad litem when minor settlements are involved, Kristen talked about the importance of protecting the best interests of kids and what the settlement approval process should involve when handled with care and thoughtful diligence.

If you find yourself injured at work or because of your job, WAJ members will fight to make sure you get the benefits you deserve.

In Wisconsin, severely injured workers haven’t had a raise in 9 years. Here's why that matters. Wisconsin Watch’s Tom Kertscher explains how permanently and totally disabled workers haven’t seen a raise to their worker’s compensation benefits in nine ye...