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We live in a nation where we are over-worked, over-tired, and over-stressed. However, when the weekend arrives, many like to de-stress and head out on the town to have a few cocktails with friends. In READ MORE
This week the Supreme Court issued its opinion in the case of Birchfield v. North Dakota. The issue in the case was whether, in the absence of a warrant, a state may make it a READ MORE
Fourth Amendment Rights The U.S. Supreme Court has questioned some states’ laws that make it a crime to refuse a breath or blood test without a warrant, and whether or not it is a violation READ MORE
Do you text, check Facebook or catch up on e-mails while driving? Most of us live busy lives these days and every minute counts. It may seem like a time saver to catch up with READ MORE
A study was conducted at the University of Iowa to determine how alcohol, marijuana, and a combination of the two, can impair drivers. Though some states are legalizing marijuana, it is still illegal to READ MORE
Own an iWatch or a Fitbit? Do you love your wearable technology? You can now add a device called “Skyn” made by the San Francisco based BACtrack to your wrist as well. BACtrack is a READ MORE
On Monday March 15, 2016 the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) released updated guidelines that place greater responsibility on doctors to stem the ever increasing problem of opioid use and addiction in America. READ MORE
Underage drinking and driving Although there are new temptations for today’s teens that weren’t as prevalent fifteen years ago, such as texting and driving, alcohol consumption by minors is still a problem especially when combined READ MORE
The law firm of Vanden Heuvel & Dineen, S.C., is proud to announce Attorney Nathan J. Dineen has been selected as one of the 2015 “Wisconsin Rising Stars” by Super Lawyers. This honor is limited READ MORE
What Alcohol and Driving Has Done Every year over 37,000 people die in roadside accidents. Nearly one-third of those deaths are caused by alcohol related accidents. This staggering loss of life then causes American taxpayers over READ MORE