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Wisconsin CLE: HOAs From A to Z

Association Alert

HOAs from A to Z will give you a solid understanding of Wisconsin law governing HOAs, including new statutory requirements that went into effect in January of this year. CLE credits in Wisconsin HOA boards are tasked with handling challenges to shared community living. CREDITS* 3.5

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Recreational Immunity in Wisconsin – What You Need to Know

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“Recreational activity” does not include any organized team sport activity sponsored by the owner of the property on which the activity takes place.

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Years After Going Dormant, Wisconsin Venture Capital Group Makes Comeback

Associations Now

Following in the footsteps of a nearby Michigan group, the Wisconsin Venture Capital Association is coming back to life, and next week will hold its first meeting since 2008. I think what’s going for Wisconsin is you’ve got (a) great research university there that does great work, and that can lead to a lot of great commercial successes.”.

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Wisconsin Grocers Want to Tap the Fresh Beer Market

Associations Now

The Wisconsin Grocers Association is pushing for a change in state law that would allow grocery stores to sell beer from the tap. Pretty soon Wisconsin residents may be able to stock up on beer fresh from the tap at their local grocery stores. The proposal is getting mixed reviews from local bars and breweries.

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Convenience Store Group Joins State Agencies in Human Trafficking Fight

Associations Now

The Wisconsin Petroleum Marketers and Convenience Store Association is teaming with law enforcement officials in the state to provide training to store workers to help them recognize the warning signs of human trafficking. The state of Wisconsin has a new set of partners in its fight against human trafficking.

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Wisconsin 501(c)(4) Group Sues Over “John Doe” Investigation

Associations Now

The Wisconsin Club for Growth, a conservative group under secret investigation in the state in connection with possible illegal coordination between 501(c)(4) nonprofits and political campaigns, has filed a federal suit seeking to end the probe, claiming members’ constitutional rights are being violated. About the probe. About the lawsuit.

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Solar Panels – Can I get a Tax Credit for Installing Them?

Association Alert

Accordingly, Wisconsin law protects homeowners and associations who wish to install solar panels on their property. Wisconsin law allows for damages for “obstruction of solar energy by a structure outside a neighbor’s building envelope as defined by zoning restrictions in effect at the time the solar collector…system was installed.”