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WJS: THU., NOV 29, 2007 - 5:21 PM - Shady crews, stay away - A Wisconsin State Journal editorial - Wisconsin ought to trumpet this warning: From now on, the owners of shady door-to-door sales businesses had better steer their traveling crews away from Wisconsin . . -SNIP - "With Madison lawyers Jim Olson and John Carlson Jr. from Lawton & Cates making the argument, Judge William Stewart ruled that the corporate veil was no defense." ... read more here WJS: WED., OCT 3, 2007 - 12:44 AM - Day 3: A prosecutor accused: It was known wrong man was in jail, but. . . -SNIP- "Incident is unfortunate" - During a 2000 court hearing, Madison defense attorney Lisa Goldman accused Humphrey of knowingly keeping her client in jail. Victor Arellano Lawton & Cates (Madison, Wisconsin) Nicknamed “The Storm” for his passionate advocacy of worker’s rights, Arellano pours it on for migrant workers, professionals and blue-collar workers alike. (Lawdragon Inc. Copyright 2007. Reprinted with permission) Wisconsin's Immigrants: From cheese factory workers to CTOs - by Heather Skyler (In business Magazine) Breaking the language barrier in six months - By Emily Winter Correspondent for The Capital Times Arellano seeks to help "underdogs" -By Jane Pribek (Wisconsin Law Journal) Wisconsin attorney Doug Phebus receives certification by the National Board of Trial Advocay (pdf) Lawyers Should Emulate Cates -By Doug Moe Ironman training has parallels in business world -By Jill Carlson $2.9 Million settlement obtained for members of Teamsters local 299 (pdf) $1.85 Million settlement obtained for van crash accident that killed seven and seriously injured five magazine sales people (pdf) Attorney admited to American College of Trial Lawyers (pdf) Attorneys named as super lawyers (pdf) THE STORM: Victor Arellano makes waves to help immigrants find peaceful shores. (pdf)

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