MTFN Podcast

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Welcome to the MTFN Podcast, where our seasoned attorneys navigate litigation and transactional subjects. Additionally, join us for Up for Review, a segment dedicated to the exploration of cases that ascend to the Wisconsin Supreme Court. 

While our recordings do not serve as a substitute for reliable legal advice, we aspire for them to be a valuable resource, offering insights that may prove helpful when the time comes for you to seek professional counsel.

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#34 Up for Review: The Most Important Case No One's Talking About

Apr 17 2024 44 mins  
Looking into a WIAA wrestling dispute, the courts non-decision in Amazon Logistics, and a crucial separation of powers question arises at the Wisconsin Supreme Court.

#33 Bifurcation and Stay on Discovery: A Way to Protect Your Insurer Out of the Gate

Apr 01 2024 20 mins  
In this episode, we dive into the intricacies of Bifurcation and Stay on Discovery, offering valuable insights on how this strategy can effectively protect your insurer from potential risks right from the start. Attorney Featured: Sean A. Bukowski

#32 Up for Review: Dean Phillips Gets Ballot Access in Wisconsin

Mar 18 2024 38 mins  
It’s been a little while since James and Caleb recorded, and there’s a lot from the Wisconsin Supreme Court to review. Redistricting has (almost) drawn to a close. Abortion is making its way to the high court. A unanimous supreme court added Dean Phillips to the presidential primary ballot. And a case from last term is set for rehearing. All that and more on this month’s epis

#31 The Corporate Transparency Act: Beneficial Ownership Report Overview

Feb 29 2024 20 mins  
Join us as we discuss the Corporate Transparency Act (CTA) and the information a business might need when determining if they are subject to reporting requirements. The CTA is pertinent, with the first possible beneficial ownership report deadline approaching as soon as March. In this episode, we provide an introduction and synopsis of the CTA and how a business may determine its r

#30 The Form and Substance of Appraisal Provisions in Insurance Contracts

Jan 30 2024 27 mins  
Exploring the world of appraisal in “The Form and Substance of Appraisal Provisions in Insurance Contracts”, Attorneys Sean A. Bukowski and Samuel G. Morris provide insights into appraisal and the state of Wisconsin law.

#29 Up for Review - Unconstitutional Maps

Jan 22 2024 29 mins  
Wisconsin's Supreme Court declares current legislative maps unconstitutional, citing a violation of contiguity requirements. The decision sets the stage for new maps ahead of the 2024 fall primary elections, departing from previous principles. Attorneys Featured: James M. Sosnoski and Caleb R. Gerbitz

#28 Up for Review - Interview with Judge Maria Lazar

Jan 05 2024 47 mins  
Join James and Caleb as they interview Judge Maria Lazar of District II of the Wisconsin Court of Appeals.

#27 NIL Agreements: Name, Image, and Likeness in Amateur Athletics

Dec 29 2023 35 mins  
Join us as we discuss a developing and constantly changing facet of the sports industry that has seen increased attention and major scrutiny in the past several years: Name, Image, and Likeness (NIL). NIL is still a relatively new permitted practice in amateur athletics and has quickly become one of the most discussed topics in sports. In this episode, we provide an introduction to

#26 Up for Review - Amazon Delivery Partners: Independent Contractors or Employees?

Dec 19 2023 58 mins  
In this month’s update on Wisconsin’s appellate courts, James and Caleb revisit redistricting and explore two cases set for oral argument in December. That includes one case which asks whether Amazon’s so-called “delivery partners” are independent contractors or employees, and another which challenges the use of eminent domain to build a sidewalk. Attorneys Featured: Jame

#25 Bad Faith and an Insured’s Obligations under the Insurance Policy

Nov 30 2023 19 mins  
Learn an insured’s obligations under the insurance policy and how an insurer can use those obligations to avoid a bad faith claim. Attorneys Featured: Sean A. Bukowski and Samuel G. Morris