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Carol Marie Bannigan v. Jeffrey Harold Johnson
is a question of law, which we generally review de novo. See Van Offeren, 173 Wis. 2d at 492. A circuit
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[PDF] Carol Marie Bannigan v. Jeffrey Harold Johnson
of the reasonableness of a payor’s reduction in earnings is a question of law, which we generally review de novo
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that this case is appropriate for summary disposition and affirm. See WIS. STAT. RULE 809.21(1
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is inconsistent with case law on this topic. See O’Donnell v. Kaye, 2015 WI App 7, ¶14, 359 Wis. 2d 511, 859
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Notice Gerald W. Doxtator 484694 Jackson Correctional Inst. P.O. Box 233 Black River Falls, WI
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Notice Gerald W. Doxtator 484694 Jackson Correctional Inst. P.O. Box 233 Black River Falls, WI
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[PDF] COURT OF APPEALS
) No. 2016AP796-CR 3 The circuit court responded that Steel’s case had been pending for about two years
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[PDF] Natalie Baker v. Labor and Industry Review Commission
refusal to rehire under § 102.35, STATS.2 An administrative law judge found that West
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Natalie Baker v. Labor and Industry Review Commission
unreasonable refusal to rehire under § 102.35, Stats.[2] An administrative law judge found that West Salem had
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Kris J. Kavelaris v. MSI Insurance Company
, 2001) (No. 00-1021), the court asserted that “[a] state law may fall within the savings clause even
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