One hour: A year's worth of appellate decisions

The Seventh Circuit weighed in on issue preservation, settlement agreements, arbitration, and even death doulas. The Wisconsin Supreme Court addressed the Wisconsin Consumer Act, punitive damages, and civil liability immunity. Meanwhile, the Wisconsin Court of Appeals tackled commercial contracts, short-term rental ordinances, and insurance coverage questions involving DoorDash drivers.

That's a lot to keep up with.

In Wisconsin Appellate Courts Roundup 2026, appellate attorney Caleb Gerbitz distills the most significant civil law developments from the Seventh Circuit, Wisconsin Supreme Court, and Wisconsin Court of Appeals into a practical, fast-moving one-hour program. 

You’ll discuss:

1. Issue preservation and appellate procedure
2. Settlement agreement enforcement and arbitration developments
3. Wisconsin Consumer Act decisions and punitive damages rulings
4. Civil liability immunity and commercial contract disputes
5. Short-term rental litigation and local regulation
6. Insurance coverage issues affecting gig-economy drivers

Whether you handle appeals, litigate civil disputes, or advise clients on litigation risk, Wisconsin Appellate Courts Roundup 2026 delivers a concise, practical update on the cases Wisconsin lawyers should know.

One hour: A year's worth of appellate decisions

The Seventh Circuit weighed in on issue preservation, settlement agreements, arbitration, and even death doulas. The Wisconsin Supreme Court addressed the Wisconsin Consumer Act, punitive damages, and civil liability immunity. Meanwhile, the Wisconsin Court of Appeals tackled commercial contracts, short-term rental ordinances, and insurance coverage questions involving DoorDash drivers.

That's a lot to keep up with.

In Wisconsin Appellate Courts Roundup 2026, appellate attorney Caleb Gerbitz distills the most significant civil law developments from the Seventh Circuit, Wisconsin Supreme Court, and Wisconsin Court of Appeals into a practical, fast-moving one-hour program.