45 pages
Release date: April2020
Taken from the PINNACLE webinar “Key Implications of Wisconsin Act 185”
Joseph P. Danas, Jr. is a partner with Borgelt, Powell, Peterson & Frauen S.C., where he focuses his practice in worker’s compensation, administrative and regulatory agency disputes, appellate practice, and employment relationships and disputes. Joe is admitted to practice in all Wisconsin State Courts and the U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of Wisconsin. He holds a B.S. from the University of Wisconsin Platteville and a J.D. from Valparaiso University.
Jessica Liebau is a partner at Wessels & Liebau LLC., where she focuses primarily in the areas of elder law, special needs planning, estate planning, guardianship, guardian-ad-litem (GAL), and estate and trust administration. She is a trained elder law mediator, as well as an experienced litigator in the areas of guardianship, adult-at-risk restraining orders, elder abuse cases, and trusts and probate matters. She graduated cum laude from Marquette University Law School and summa cum laude from St. Norbert College.
Rebecca Salawdeh is a solo practice attorney at Salawdeh Law Office, LLC in Wauwatosa, Wisconsin. Rebecca practices in the representation of employees in employment disputes. She has successfully represented employees in federal court, federal employees before the EEOC, and complainants in state administrative hearings. Rebecca is admitted to practice before the State of Wisconsin Supreme Court, in the U.S. Eastern and Western District of Wisconsin, and the Seventh Circuit. She holds a Bachelor of Business Administration, a Master of Science – Industrial Relations, and a J.D. all from the University of Wisconsin, Madison.
Rob Teuber is a shareholder at vonBriesen & Roper, where he focuses his practice on tax disputes and controversies for clients nationally, regionally and locally. From a national perspective, Rob assists in resolving IRS tax audits, Tax Court litigation, personal liability assessments, tax collection matters, and Offers in Compromise and foreign financial account disclosures. From a state and local perspective, he works with clients to address sales, employment, income and property tax controversies.
Table of Contents
Key Implications of Wisconsin Act 185 (April 2020)
Appendix A: Maximum Wage and Rate Chart
Appendix B: Hearing Application
Appendix C: Sample Fee Agreement
Appendix D: Research Tools
Appendix E: Medical Report to Determine Unemployment Insurance Eligibility (UCB‐474)
Appendix F: Form UCB‐16 Separation Notice
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