Rapid-fire updates. Reliable sources.
After a contractor drained a backyard pool on saturated soil, the fiberglass shell cracked and lifted out of the ground, causing tens of thousands of dollars in damage. The homeowner sued, only to learn the contractor operated through a single-member LLC. The defense? That LLC status shielded the member-owner from liability. Under what circumstances can LLC owners or members be held personally liable for tortious conduct?
Get answers to that question and more at the 48th Annual Torts Update. This fast-paced, half-day program delivers practical insights from experienced litigators in concise, focused sessions—without the fluff. Whether you’re advising clients on medical malpractice, underinsured motorist coverage, or construction defects, this year’s topics are handpicked to help you respond confidently to the next issue that crosses your desk.
Rapid-fire updates. Reliable sources.
After a contractor drained a backyard pool on saturated soil, the fiberglass shell cracked and lifted out of the ground, causing tens of thousands of dollars in damage. The homeowner sued, only to learn the contractor operated through a single-member LLC. The defense? That LLC status shielded the member-owner from liability. Under what circumstances can LLC owners or members be held personally liable for tortious conduct?
Get answers to that question and more at the 48th Annual Torts Update. This fast-paced, half-day program delivers practical insights from experienced litigators in concise, focused sessions—without the fluff. Whether you’re advising clients on medical malpractice, underinsured motorist coverage, or construction defects, this year’s topics are handpicked to help you respond confidently to the next issue that crosses your desk.
Your trusted tort report
In this quick-hitting program, you’ll learn:
- Key takeaways from this year’s most significant Wisconsin decisions on tort law
- Whether the underinsured motorist (UIM) exclusion for government-owned vehicles remains enforceable
- Strategies for addressing Medicare liens and third-party payment obligations
- When an insurance company can claim “vacancy” under a property insurance policy
- Where the line is drawn on personal liability for LLC members and agents
- Ethical takeaways from Office of Lawyer Regulation v. Gableman
When tort law changes, so should your strategy. The 48th Annual Torts Update provides you with timely and actionable updates so you can serve your clients with clarity and confidence.
