MYTH BUSTERS: UNDERSTANDING WISCONSIN’S UNFAIR SALES ACT
The Unfair Sales Act was enacted in 1939, during the Great Depression, to prevent unfair business practices and protect consumers. Today this antiquated law has been proven to have no…
The Unfair Sales Act was enacted in 1939, during the Great Depression, to prevent unfair business practices and protect consumers. Today this antiquated law has been proven to have no…
Governor Evers appears to be turning a blind eye to the legal facts, using the threat of a veto to conceal his opposition to returning more of families' well-deserved earnings.
New report underscores 15 issues in healthcare while highlighting free-market based solutions.
WILL’s 50-state overview and study shows the funding breakdown of technical colleges, giving policy solutions on behalf of taxpayers The News: The Wisconsin Institute for Law & Liberty (WILL) just…
Executive Summary: Recently, Governor Evers released his proposed budget for the 2023-25 cycle. As we have done for the governor’s previous two budgets, this document serves to highlight some of the…
The News: The Wisconsin Institute for Law & Liberty (WILL) issued a new report, Empowering Patients: How Price Transparency Will Lower Healthcare Costs. The report explains how healthcare price transparency…
Wedward and Spindt will assist WILL in development, communications, and policy research The News: The Wisconsin Institute for Law & Liberty (WILL) added Ameillia Wedward, Development and Communications Associate, and Miranda…
Study finds academic performance drops in math and English for schools that started 2020-21 school year closed. The News: A new study from the Wisconsin Institute for Law & Liberty (WILL) finds…
By: Miranda Spindt Critical Race Theory (CRT) is taking the country’s public schools by storm and was at the forefront of a joint Education Committee hearing in Wisconsin on August…
By Miranda Spindt and Will Flanders Critical Race Theory (CRT) is a growing concern for parents in Wisconsin and around the nation. School choice is often offered as the answer…