24-CR-179 USA v. Chambers

Order Clarifying Role of Standby Counsel

In this criminal case, the court granted the defendant’s motion to represent himself but appointed standby counsel to assist the defendant in the event he needed or requested such assistance during trial.  In light of the defendant’s objection to standby counsel’s involvement in his defense in any capacity, standby counsel requested clarification from the court as to his responsibilities.  This order clarifies the role of standby counsel in a criminal case.

23-CV-656 March v. Town of Grand Chute et al.

Decision and Order on Cross-Motions for Summary Judgment

22-CV-692 Laverenz v. Pioneer Metal Finishing, LLC

Decision and Order Denying Conditional Certification

23-CV-1175 Wisconsin State Senate et al. v. City of Green Bay et al.

Decision and Order Partially Granting Defendants’ Motion to Dismiss

22-CV-1171 Brown County Taxpayers Association v. President Joseph R Biden Jr et al

Decision and Order

21-CV-1373 Wisconsin Family Action v. Federal Election Commission

Decision and Order Denying Motion for Preliminary Injunction

21-CV-430 Provost et al. v. Howard-Suamico School District et al.

Order Granting Motion for Partial Summary Judgement

18-CV-1579 Lammers v. Pathways To A Better Life LLC

Decision And Order Denying Motion For Summary Judgment

20-CV-236 Schermitzler v. Swanson et al.

Decision and Order

21-CV-548 Faust et al. v. Vilsack et al.

Order Staying Plaintiffs’ Motion for A Preliminary Injunction