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- Arbitrating Nursing Home Disputes - Dixon Gahnz — by Wildcard Administrator — last modified May 08, 2012 10:30 PM
- Forced arbitration clauses are unfair and they are being used almost ubiquitously in many industries. In forced arbitration, consumers lose the right to go to court to settle disputes with businesses. Instead, they must go before private tribunals that are chosen by businesses. Dixon Gahnz discusses this prevalent problem with Sly.
- Car Insurance - Kent Carnell — by Wildcard Administrator — last modified May 01, 2012 06:15 PM
- Kent Carnell speaks on Sly in the Morning about car insurance. He explains what collision insurance coverage and discusses when you should hire an attorney to help deal with claims adjusters.
- Child Support - Ginger Murray — by Wildcard Administrator — last modified May 01, 2012 06:15 PM
- Attorney Ginger Murray discusses child support. Tax season is a good time to review child support orders and make sure information about income is being shared properly. A person can be found in contempt of court if income is not disclosed. Attorney Murray also discusses the new rules outlined in Act 10, which states that mandatory contributions must be added to gross income unless the court orders otherwise. Voluntary deferred compensation is also considered part of gross income for child support purposes.
- Paternity and Divorce Information - Ginger Murray — by Wildcard Administrator — last modified May 01, 2012 06:16 PM
- Attorney Ginger Murray and Sly discuss paternity issues for those enjoying Valentines Day and divorce for those dreading it. Listen to this podcast to learn about paternity, custody, placement and child support. You will also hear about grounds for divorce, who has jurisdiction, how property is divided (and what exceptions exist) as well as maintenance and issues related to children.
- Business Trumps Consumer Rights...Again - Kent Carnell — by Wildcard Administrator — last modified May 01, 2012 06:16 PM
- Attorney Kent Carnell discusses the 2011 Wisconsin Act 2 that made changes to the product liability laws in Wisconsin. Previously, the law held that it was better for the industry that created a problem (injury) to pay rather than have society have to pay. The new law puts the burden on consumers. He explains that Senate Bill 373, which was recently passed, applies this law retroactively. So, even those injured prior to the passage of this law and those cases that have already been put in suit prior to the enactment of the law are affected.
- Current Wisconsin Tenant Landlord Rules - Dixon Gahnz — by Wildcard Administrator — last modified May 01, 2012 06:14 PM
- Attorney Dixon Gahnz discusses the Wisconsin's Landlord Tenant Rules. Senate Bill 107, which was recently passed by the legislature, has removed some consumer protections. Specifically, it removes security deposit limits and allows landlords to consider the arrest records of potential tenants.
- Wills and Estate Planning - Ginger Murray and Megan Corning — by Wildcard Administrator — last modified May 01, 2012 06:17 PM
- Attorneys Ginger Murray and Megan Corning discuss with Sly who needs a will, when to get it and when to make changes.
- Hot Coffee Discussion with Dixon Gahnz and Sly — by Wildcard Administrator — last modified Nov 29, 2011 03:26 AM
- The Hot Coffee documentary uncovers campaign to limit your rights. Attorney Dixon Gahnz discusses three myths: 1) Injury lawsuits are out of control, 2) Damage caps work, and 3) Judicial elections are all fair. The truth is that tort (personal injury) filings have been dropping, accounting for less than 5 percent of all civil caseloads in a 2008 seven-state study. Yet, contract cases most often filed by businesses now hog more than 50 percent of the court docket. Regarding damage caps, capping damages on medical malpractice cases does nothing to hold down health care costs, while deaths and serious inuries from medical mistakes continue to occur at alarming rates. The truth about judicial elections is that the U.S. Chamber of Commerce spent "nearly $35 million" in 2008 on pro-business candidates, including state Supreme Court judges, and was ranked first among "Super Spenders" on state judicial elections, 2000 to 2009.
- Consumer Law with Kent Carnell and Levi Bjork — by Wildcard Administrator — last modified Nov 25, 2011 05:00 PM
- Kent Carnell & Levi Bjork on Sly in the Morning
- Dixon Gahnz Current Wisconsin Legislation — by Wildcard Administrator — last modified Nov 04, 2011 03:09 PM
- Lawton & Cates Interview with Sly in the Morning, Current Medical Field Legislation etc...
- Social Security Disability Benefits — by Lori Kannenberg Dorn — last modified Nov 22, 2011 07:21 PM
- Attorneys Dan Lenz and Kent Carnell discuss social security disability and supplemental income with Sly.
- Memorial Service for Richard L. Cates - Part 4 — by Lori Kannenberg Dorn — last modified Sep 29, 2011 07:42 PM
- This segment starts with Memory Sharing by John Cates (son). It continues with Loving Marnie by Richard Cates Jr. (son). Words of Sending by Rev. Bill Wineke closes the service. Some memories of Dick Cates spoken by some attending the service are also included.
- Memorial Service for Richard L. Cates - Part 3 — by Lori Kannenberg Dorn — last modified Sep 29, 2011 07:42 PM
- This segment of the Memorial Tribute to Richard Cates starts with Memory Sharing by Edward Garvey (senior partner, Garvey McNeil S.C.). It continues with the song "The Climb" by grandson Lucas Cates. Memory Sharing by Roert Cates (son), Christine Cates Jendrzejewski (daughter) and John Cates (son) follow.
- Memorial Service for Richard L. Cates - Part 2 — by Lori Kannenberg Dorn — last modified Sep 29, 2011 07:41 PM
- This segment of the Memorial Tribute to Richard Cates starts with the song "Hallelujah" sung by grandchildren Lucas and Margi Cates. It continues with Memory Sharing by David Cates (son), Richard Cates, Jr. (son) and Jim Olson (senior partner, Lawton & Cates, S.C.).
- Memorial Service for Richard L. Cates - Part 1 — by Lori Kannenberg Dorn — last modified Sep 29, 2011 07:57 PM
- This segment of the Memorial Tribute to Richard Cates includes a welcome to guests, the obituary and photo journey of a Rich Life by his children, and written tributes from Robert Kastenmeier (U.S. Congressman, 1959-1991, past member of the House Judiciary Committee), Stanley Kutler (Professor Emeritus, University of Wisconsin and author of Wars of Watergate), Hillary Rodham Clinton (U.S. Secretary of State) and Shirley Abrahamson (Chief Justice, Wisconsin Supreme Court). The segment ends with the song "Hallelujah" sung by grandchildren, Lucas and Margi Cates.
- Lawton & Cates Commercial Caring Attorneys — by Wildcard Administrator — last modified Jul 28, 2011 06:44 PM
- Lawton and Cates Spilled Milk commercial
- Injured at Work Commercial — by Wildcard Administrator — last modified Aug 01, 2011 11:07 PM
- Commercial for Lawton and Cates and Injuries at Work
- Personal Injury Commercial — by Wildcard Administrator — last modified Jul 28, 2011 06:37 PM
- Personal Injury Commercial for Lawton & Cates
- Lawton and Cates 15 mx only Channel3000.m4a — by Wildcard Administrator — last modified Jul 28, 2011 08:39 AM
- Lawton & Cates Musical Image — by Wildcard Administrator — last modified Aug 02, 2011 03:21 PM
