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Stephen Lovell Joins the Commercial Association of REALTORS Wisconsin
Stephen Lovell Joins the Commercial Association of REALTORS® Wisconsin
Stephen Lovell has become a member of the CARW, a group aiming to advance the interests of the commercial real estate industry.
Click here to read the article >>Jacqueline Hrovat Interviewed By The State Bar Of Wisconsin For Inside Track
Jacqueline Hrovat was interviewed by the State Bar of Wisconsin for Inside Track which covers current hot topics in the market. This month the focus was real estate.
Click here to read the article >>The NAIOP Wisconsin Developing Leaders All Star Program
The NAIOP Wisconsin Developing Leaders All Star program offers members age 35 and younger an opportunity to expand their industry knowledge and network. They are mentored by seasoned professionals and also serve as mentors to university students. Mallery s.c. is excited to recognize Maggie Seifert who completed her First Year in the Developing Leader All-Star Program and Alexandra N. Don who completed her Second Year in the program.
Mallery Represents Legacy Bakehouse LLC In Business Sale
Mallery s.c. is pleased to announce the sale of its client, Legacy Bakehouse LLC, to a private equity firm. Legacy Bakehouse is an industry leader in the design and manufacture of superior and innovative baked snack products, including snack mixes, bagel chips, pita chips, rye chips, and bread sticks, among others. For decades, the company has been creating one-of-a-kind bulk, private label, and industrial baked snack products for leading food brands, retailers, and food service companies. Mallery s.c. represented the company and its owners in the successful transaction.
Theft By Contractor: Limitations On “Good Cause” For Refusal To Pay
Wisconsin imposes severe penalties for theft by contactor, codified in Wisconsin Statutes Chapter 779. Under Wis. Stat. §§ 895.446, 779.02(5), 779.16, and 943.20(1)(b), a plaintiff in a theft by contractor action can recover its actual damages, investigation and litigation costs, and treble damages. To sustain a theft by contractor action, the elements of Wis. Stat. § 943.20 must be proven along with the elements of Wis. Stat. § 779.02 or Wis. Stat. § 779.16, depending on whether a public project is at issue. See Tri-Tech Corp. of Am. v. Americomp Servs., Inc., 2002 WI 88, ¶¶26, 30, 43, 254 Wis. 2d 418, 646 N.W.2d 822.
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What is Liability Insurance?
Posted Sep 18, 2024
By Attorney Samantha S. Bailey Email: sbailey@mallerysc.com Phone: 414-727-6294 Liability Insurance is your protection against monetary amounts you could owe as a result of a judgment against you in civil litigation. Another word......Read More
How Does Wisconsin Handle The Partition Of Real Estate?
Posted Jul 08, 2024
By Stephen L. Lovell Email: slovell@mallerysc.com Phone: 414-727-6297 There are often occasions when one may share ownership of real estate with another person. Many times, that business or personal relationship will run its......Read More
The Corporate Transparency Act
Posted Jul 08, 2024
The Corporate Transparency Act (“CTA”), enacted in 2021, goes into effect on January 1, 2024. The CTA was enacted to combat illicit activity, such as tax fraud, money laundering and......Read More