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Attorney	Publication Title	Date
Brennan, Patrick W.	Ethical Codes as a Standard of Liability, Professional Liability Defense Quarterly (PLDF), Fall 2011 - Volume 3, Issue 4	02/22/12
Brennan, Patrick W.	Wisconsin Trial Practice, 2011 Supplement, Chapter 10 "Jury Instructions"	02/22/12
Niquet, James A.	Author: "Evidentiary Problems of Apportionment Under Wisconsin Second Collision Law," 72 Marq. L. Rev. 539 (1989)	10/28/09
Brennan, Patrick W.	Wisconsin Trial Practice, 2009 Supplement, Chapter 10 "Jury Instructions" Wisconsin Trial Practice, 2009 Supplement, Chapter 10 "Jury Instructions"	10/21/09
Brennan, Patrick W.	Professional Liability 101, Professional Liability Underwriting Society (PLUS), January 2009 - Issue XXII, Volume 1 Professional Liability Underwriting Society (PLUS), January 2009 - Issue XXII, Volume 1	01/22/09
Brennan, Patrick W.	Co-Author, "Advertising Injury", Claim Magazine (June, 1994)	05/28/08
Brennan, Patrick W.	"Self-Insurance", Business Law News, Vol. 13 (No. 4, Fall 1994)	05/28/08
Ford, Michele M.	Things to Consider When Receiving a Complaint From the ERD & EEOC For employers faced with threats or insinuations of litigation, knowledge is power. The following is a checklist of questions designed to help an employer prepare for the defense of a lawsuit.	05/21/08
Ford, Michele M.	Liability for Use of Force A claim of excessive use of force arising during arrest is grounded in the Fourth Amendment protection against unreasonable seizures as applied to the states by the Fourteenth Amendment. The Supreme Court defines a Fourth Amendment seizure as "...a governmental termination of freedom of movement through means intentionally applied." Brower v. County of Inyo, 489 U.S. 593, 596-597 (1989).	05/21/08
Ford, Michele M.	Policies and Immunity Issue: When do municipal policies negate the immunity defense under sec. 893.80(4), Stats.? Conclusion: Policies drafted in a manner that require municipal employees to carry out duties in specific ways and do not allow for any discretion and judgment create an exception to immunity and allow for liability for negligent acts. The term "shall" in policies should be avoided because it has been held to create ministerial duties and negate immunity.	05/21/08

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