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Employee: Makes $60k a year. Works hard. "I think i deserve a raise at $70k" Boss: "Work on these few things, and come back in 6 months" Employee:…
Employee: Makes $60k a year. Works hard. "I think i deserve a raise at $70k" Boss: "Work on these few things, and come back in 6 months" Employee:…
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Yesterday, students of color at UW were subjected racist hatred and threat of harm. UW's response was sterile, dismissive, and factually wrong. UW…
Yesterday, students of color at UW were subjected racist hatred and threat of harm. UW's response was sterile, dismissive, and factually wrong. UW…
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University of Wisconsin Law School
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Activities and Societies: Wisconsin Journal of Law, Gender and Society; UW Mock Trial; If/When/How - Lawyering for Reproductive Justice.
▪ Served as Wisconsin Journal of Law, Gender and Society's 2017-18 Deputy Symposium Editor. Responsibilities included assisting the Symposium Editor in deciding the Symposium topic (Rights and Protections of Transgender and Non-Binary Individuals in the U.S. Legal System), communicating with symposium speakers, planning speaker travel and accommodations, assisting in securing grant funding and managing the budget, organizing catering, and providing logistical assistance for the event.
▪…▪ Served as Wisconsin Journal of Law, Gender and Society's 2017-18 Deputy Symposium Editor. Responsibilities included assisting the Symposium Editor in deciding the Symposium topic (Rights and Protections of Transgender and Non-Binary Individuals in the U.S. Legal System), communicating with symposium speakers, planning speaker travel and accommodations, assisting in securing grant funding and managing the budget, organizing catering, and providing logistical assistance for the event.
▪ Served as UW Mock Trial's 2016-17 President of Outreach. Responsibilities included outreach and recruitment of new members, managing the tryout process, and planning events. Competed in The American Association for Justice’s Spring 2017 Competition in Chicago, IL.
▪ Served If/When/How's 2016-17 Treasurer and Event Coordinator. Responsibilities included managing the budget and planning organization events. -
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Warner PLLC
Planning on hiring new employees? You should know that the Supreme Court’s ruling in Ames v. Ohio Department of Youth Services has eliminated the “background circumstances” requirement for reverse discrimination claims under Title VII. Here's what this means for HR departments in 2025 and beyond: https://bit.ly/3Gy7PeR #SupremeCourt #HR #Employment
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State Bar of Wisconsin
Stay current with local practice requirements! 📚⚖️ Marinette County has updated Rule 218, effective August 1, 2025. The State Bar of Wisconsin continues to track and publish court rule changes as they're received from court clerks, ensuring you have access to the most current procedural requirements. Keeping up with local court rules is essential for effective practice management and client service. These updates are available through the State Bar's Wisconsin Circuit Court Rules Directory, and InsideTrack Weekly provides regular notifications of changes. https://lnkd.in/gyueaQ4q #wisconsinlawyer #wisconsinlaw #wisbar
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Coalition To Capture The Record
The court reporter shortage isn’t theoretical — it’s impacting courtrooms right now all across the country. Iowa is the latest example, with dozens of #stenographer positions unfilled throughout the state. Fewer students are entering traditional stenography programs, and courts are feeling the strain. But Iowa is also doing something different: It has expanded its rules to recognize #VoiceWriters as an approved method of producing the official record. That’s the conversation more states need to have. Expanding beyond a single method of capture — to include stenography, voice writing, and certified digital reporting — isn’t about replacing one profession with another. It’s about: ⬆️ Increasing workforce capacity ⬇️ Reducing delays in hearings and depositions ⏰ Protecting timely access to justice ⌨️ Preserving the integrity of the record The shortage is not a short-term fluctuation. It’s a structural workforce challenge. States that modernize their statutes and court rules now will be better positioned to meet demand over the next decade. Access to justice depends on access to the record. It’s time for more states to expand the toolbox. #CourtReporting #AccessToJustice #LegalInnovation https://lnkd.in/gX5P_6fR
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