As Wisconsin's courts consider the future of Act 10, WILL has conducted extensive analysis to assess how getting rid of the law could impact school districts and property taxpayers like you. Act 10 was an important legislative victory for Wisconsin taxpayers. As Americans embrace ...
WILL issued a statement following the Wisconsin Supreme Court’s denial of a bypass petition in Abbotsford Education Association v. WERC, which would have allowed the state’s highest court to rule on the merits of Act 10 immediately, entirely circumventing the Court of Appeals.
WILL continues the fight to protect Walker’s collective bargaining reform law
The News: Today, on behalf of a public school teacher who has refused union membership, attorneys at WILL have filed a motion to intervene in the latest lawsuit over the 2011 collective bargaining reform law (“Act ...
Act 10 litigation continues...
WILL associate counsel Tom Kamenick said no decision has been made about an appeal.
"We are disappointed in the ruling," Kamenick said, adding that WILL believes the Madison School District collectively bargained terms prohibited under Act 10 "and has continued ...
WILL Associate Counsel Tom Kamenick discusses the likelihood that MMSD contracting policies are illegal.
Tom Kamenick, an attorney with the Wisconsin Institute for Law and Liberty, reviewed both the MMSD contracting policy and the state law and concluded that, “Based on the language, I think ...
In a letter to the Racine Unified School District’s superintendent and board of education, the Wisconsin Institute for Law & Liberty has put the district on notice that its practices are violating the Open Meetings Law. In the wake of Act 10, RUSD created a committee to revise its ...
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