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GWC’s Colin J. O’Malley Discusses Troubled Barrel Reconditioning Industry

GWC Partner Colin J. O'Malley was recently featured in a Milwaukee Journal Sentinel article examining the troubled industrial barrel reconditioning industry. The newspaper...

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Panera Cream Cheese Recall Announced for Possible Listeria Contamination

On January 28, 2018, Panera Bread announced that it was voluntarily recalling its cream cheese products after one of the varieties tested...

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Medical Devices Largely Unregulated, Recent Analysis Finds

Implanted medical devices are increasingly commonplace in the modern world. In fact, approximately one in ten Americans have at least one medical...

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Chicago City Council Takes Further Action to Stop Texting While Driving

The Chicago City Council, a subcommittee of which had recently held a hearing to discuss changing current to allow police to use...

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Scientific Panel Proposes Tougher Laws to Curb Drunk Driving

A scientific panel commissioned by the federal government has come back with a sweeping report recommending tougher laws to reduce drunk driving...

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Over $418k for Client Run Over by a Tractor, Far Exceeding Defendants’ Offer

GWC’s Michael D. Fisher and Louis Anthony Cairo recently obtained a verdict of over $418,000.00 from a Jo Daviess County jury for...

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Chicago City Council Considering “Textalyzer” to Prove Texting While Driving

Texting while driving has proven to be a troublingly pervasive phenomenon on America’s roads today. A recent study showed that nearly half...

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What If There’s No Auto Insurance? Uninsured/Underinsured Motorist Coverage Explained

Imagine you've just been in an auto accident, which is one of the most traumatic events you can experience in everyday life....

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Romaine Lettuce Linked to E. Coli Outbreak in Canada, Possibly United States

Contaminated romaine lettuce has been linked to an E. coli outbreak that first appeared in Canada approximately seven weeks ago. A similar...

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