Done Deals – The Big Picture
 The success of a client's deal is about much more than the transaction itself. It's about the very future of the client's business. That's why, at Whyte Hirschboeck Dudek S.C., we're committed to not just getting the deal done, but doing the deal that works best for each client. Our Done Deals – The Big Picture deal books highlight some of the transactions our clients have entrusted to us. We hope they leave you with a better understanding of our capabilities. To view these deals, please visit: 2013, 2012, 2011, 2010, 2009 |
WHD Forethought 2013
 At Whyte Hirschboeck Dudek S.C., our mission is Client Success. That means our focus always remains on our clients and their goals. We are keenly aware of our role in helping clients achieve those goals. More than attorneys, we are trusted advisers, helping our clients look ahead to see strategic issues, or avoid costly problems. That’s the idea behind Forethought. 2013 marks our third edition of this popular resource, which provides a sneak peek at the critical legal issues we think our clients and friends may face in the coming year, or at least subjects we feel are worth discussing in greater detail. From how to build a family business legacy, to how informal communications can lead to an enforceable contractual amendment, to employment considerations during President Obama’s second term, the 2013 edition covers relevant topics that we think are worth your time to consider. To view this publication, please visit: 2013, 2012, 2011. |
WHD Whyte Lights
 “Whyte Lights” is a program that supports our communities in a very unique way. In the month of October, WHD made $100 available to every employee who wished to use the money, at their discretion, to support a local organization, an individual in need, or even a complete stranger who could use a little help. The participation was tremendous and the results were moving. We’ve captured these stories in our Whyte Lights publication. |
WHD Litigation Results 2012
 WHD Litigation Results is a collection of some of the results we obtained for our clients over the past year, as well as a sampling of the accolades members of our Litigation Practice Group received. To view this publication, please visit: 2012, 2011. |
Wisconsin Law Summary
 The Wisconsin Law Summary is written and published by WHD attorneys. Through this book, we have attempted to provide a broad outline of legal principals that frequently arise in Wisconsin. This book is not intended to serve as a comprehensive statement of law. In addressing any legal issue, the reader should consult with an attorney qualified in the particular area under review. The Wisconsin Law Summary is not intended to provide legal advice or counsel to the reader. To view this publication, please visit: 2012, 2011. |
Strategic Alternatives for Distressed Businesses—Wisconsin Chapter
WHD attorney Daryl Diesing authored the Wisconsin Chapter of the book: Strategic Alternatives for Distressed Businesses (2012 ed.), published by Thomson West. This desk reference provides a thorough overview of the options available to a distressed business and its various creditors and other constituents both in and out of bankruptcy. Volume 1 includes chapters describing these alternative processes and 20 state-specific chapters written by practitioners from each state that focus on common practices and procedures that need to be considered when using these alternative approaches. A compilation of selected federal statutes and statutes from all 50 states in Volume 2 concludes the work.
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Medical Records Law
WHD attorney Barbara Zabawa was a contributing author of the book: Medical Records Law, published by Lorman Education Service, 2011.
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Information Security and Privacy: A Practical Guide for Global Executives, Lawyers and Technologists
WHD attorney Rebecca Bradley was a contributing author and editor of the book: Information Security and Privacy: A Practical Guide for Global Executives, Lawyers and Technologists, published by the American Bar Association, February 17, 2011.
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Aspatore Books: C-Level Business Intelligence
- WHD attorney Sverre Roang authored the chapter "Successful Family Business Transitions Depend on Three Things: Process, Process, and Process" in the book, Family and Business Succession Planning (Inside the Minds Series), published by Aspatore Books, July 2010.
- WHD attorney Michael Taibleson authored the chapter "Meeting the Challenge of New Compliance Obligations in Employment Benefits" in the book, Recent Changes in Employee Benefits and Executive Compensation (Inside the Minds Series), published by Aspatore Books, February 2010.
- WHD attorney Rebecca G. Bradley authored the chapter "Adapting Arbitration for Technology Disputes" in the book, Emerging Applications for ADR (Inside the Minds Series), published by Aspatore Books, January 2010.
- WHD attorney Sverre Roang authored the chapter "Advising Through the Early Stage" in the book, Managing Technology Legal Issues (Inside the Minds Series), published by Aspatore Books, August 2008.
- WHD attorney Michael W. Taibleson authored the chapter "A Study in Unintended Consequences" in the book, Employee Benefits and Executive Compensation Client Strategies (Inside the Minds Series), published by Aspatore Books, January 2008.
- WHD attorney Jeffrey Aiken authored the chapter "Developing Commercial Mediation Best Practices: Probability Analysis and More" in the book, Strategies for Successful Mediation (Inside the Minds Series), published by Aspatore Books, June 2008.
- WHD attorney Barbara Zabawa authored the chapter "Ensuring a Successful Outcome for the Client" in the book, Insurance Law Client Strategies (Inside the Minds Series), published by Aspatore Books, December 2007.
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The Wisconsin Chapter of the ABA Property Tax Deskbook, Fourteenth Edition 2009
Joseph A. Pickart, Douglas A. Pessefall, John C. Healy and Jennifer Jin of Whyte Hirschboeck Dudek's State and Local Tax Team have co-authored the Wisconsin Chapter of the ABA Property Tax Deskbook (Fourteenth Edition 2009). Mr. Pickart also serves as a Regional Editor for the publication. This book provides all of the information that tax managers, attorneys, and accountants are most likely to need about property taxes. Organized by state, each chapter is written each year by some of the most experienced property tax practitioners in that state. The volume includes a searchable CD-ROM. Each state's chapter sets out the most important principles and positions in that state with citations to the pertinent statutes, regulations, and case law. In addition, the authors have collected and organized all-important interpretive information that frequently must be gleaned from rulings, bulletins, and other 'local lore' (much of which would otherwise be impossible for practitioners in other states to find). The chapters are organized in a uniform format to aid the user in quickly and easily finding guidance on particular property tax issues and to facilitate multi-state research. To help familiarize the reader with the book's organization, a model chapter outline is provided at the beginning of the book; however, property taxes are by no means uniform among the states, and the chapter authors identify the important local variations. Also of note is a special definitions section in each chapter, which sets forth the meanings of key statutory terms. For more information and to place an order, please click here.
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Wisconsin Methods of Practice (4th Edition) - 2009 Supplement
The 2009 Supplement to Wisconsin Methods of Practice (4th Edition), was released in September 2009. The following WHD attorneys served as chapter authors of this four volume book on Wisconsin substantive law: Lisa Lawless (Arent), Charles Bohl, Brad Dallet, Noleta Jansen, Michael Klinker, Lisa Lange, Daniel Miske, and Edward Pronley. Other WHD professionals contributing to the book include, Patrick Harvey and Amy Salberg, with special assistance from Jeanne Rollin and Jackie Ignatowski.
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Certificate of Title Law—Wisconsin
WHD attorney Edward J. Heiser authored a chapter entitled "Certificate of Title Law—Wisconsin" in the book Compendium of State Certificate of Title Laws, published by the American Bar Association. This guidebook identifies and describes the applicable certificate of title (CT) law of each state in a convenient format by restating and analyzing those laws. The guidebook acts as a finding aid and a summary of the applicable law, as well as a source that helps lawyers become more familiar with the relevant points at an early stage of the analysis and in an easy-to-read and understand format.
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