On October 6, the Wisconsin Supreme Court officially cleared the way for legislative intervention in Democratic National Committee v. Bostelmann. The majority opinion tracked GLLF’s arguments in Clean Wisconsin v. DNR.

On October 7th, a Waukesha County Judge extended an injunction that prevented the Wisconsin DHS from publicly releasing names of businesses that have had COVID-19 positive employees.

The Wisconsin Supreme Court kicked off oral arguments in October with two cases of particular importance to the regulated community: Anderson v. Town of Newbold and Christus Lutheran Church of Appleton v. DOT.

A Wisconsin trial judge heard oral arguments Monday on a case challenging Wisconsin Governor Tony Ever’s authority to extend a state of emergency past the constitutionally allotted 60 days.

The Wisconsin Supreme Court concluded the month September with oral arguments in two potentially important election cases: Timothy Zignego v. Wisconsin Elections Commission (19AP2397) and Mark Jefferson v. Dane County (20AP557-OA).

Thursday, October 1 will kick off October’s oral arguments before the Wisconsin Supreme Court with more scheduled for October 5th and 26th.