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DRONES, GPS & HIPAA: Attorney Charles Blumenfield Presents on Privacy Law
By October 22, 2015 Posted in Blog Post Share
Attorney Charles Blumenfield led a group presentation regarding emerging issues in privacy law, entitled "Traps for the Unwary: A Privacy Law Primer".
Read MoreAttorney Cobby J. Shereff appearance on the Money Sense Radio program.
August 6, 2015 Posted in Firm News Share
Attorney Cobby J. Shereff once again was a guest on the Money Sense Radio program, with host Karen Ellenbecker, Founder of Ellenbecker Investment Group.
Read MoreAttorney Charles S. Blumenfield Named One of Milwaukee’s Leading Lawyers
July 1, 2014 Posted in Firm News Share
Attorney Charles S. Blumenfield was named in M Milwaukee’s Lifestyle Magazine as one of Milwaukee’s Leading Lawyers 2014 in the area of Criminal Defense. The article can be seen in the digital...
Read MoreAttorney Cobby J. Shereff to be Guest on Money Sense Radio Program
March 28, 2014 Posted in Firm News Share
Attorney Cobby J. Shereff will be a guest on the Money Sense Radio program airing on Sunday, April 6, 2014 at Noon, and again on Saturday, April 12, 2014 at 2:00 p.m., on WISN AM 1130.
Read MoreNew Official Website of Blumenfield & Shereff, LLP Launched
July 5, 2012 Posted in Firm News Share
PaperStreet Web Design launches CBCSLaw.com, the new official website of Blumenfield & Shereff, LLP, a Wisconsin based law firm.
Read MoreNew Top Level Domains Announced
June 1, 2012 Posted in Blog Post Share
ICANN, the non-profit entity in charge of internet addresses, recently announced the list of proposed new top level domain names. Google, McDonald’s, Toyota and others secured their branded domain...
Read MoreRecovery of Medical Expenses
May 1, 2012 Posted in Blog Post Share
The Wisconsin Supreme Court, in Orlowski v. State Farm Mutual Auto. Ins. Co., 2012 WI 12, recently held that people hurt in auto collisions can recover all of their medical expenses incurred, even...
Read MoreThe Castle Doctrine
April 1, 2012 Posted in Blog Post Share
The recently enacted Castle Doctrine defines “a person’s right to use deadly or substantial force against someone who unlawfully and forcibly” enters their home, vehicle or business.
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