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WILL partners with national policy organizations to estimate impact of Green New Deal to Wisconsin The News: According to a new study, the Green New Deal would hit the average family in Wisconsin [...]

Free-market groups partner to make the case for reform The News: The Wisconsin Institute for Law & Liberty (WILL) partnered with the Badger Institute to publish A Primer on Occupational [...]

Detailed policy roadmap shows how state can improve student outcomes The Problem: Wisconsin’s K-12 education system is not working. Reading and math achievement has been stagnant for two [...]

Prominent conservative fundraiser and litigator increase strength of organization The Wisconsin Institute for Law & Liberty is pleased to announce it has added two new members to our team. [...]

81,000 students in Wisconsin benefit from school choice The News: January 20-26 marks National School Choice Week, a week-long celebration of the progress made across the country in providing [...]

Gov. Walker signed three bills into law on Friday that were passed during the extraordinary session, and on Monday, a liberal group requested that a Madison federal court judge overturn the new [...]

Legislature approves administrative rulemaking reforms, tax reform; maintains DPI oversight The extraordinary session began in both the Assembly and Senate yesterday and was still going on while [...]

Administrative law reforms, transparency and oversight, and key tax reforms The Legislature is meeting to consider hundreds of pages of reforms. These reforms are moving quick. Both the Assembly [...]

It makes little sense to pay struggling businesses to “save jobs” during a labor shortage August 17, 2018 – Milwaukee, WI — WILL President and General Counsel Rick Esenberg and WILL [...]

Court may have punted, but have pinned plaintiffs deep inside their own territory   June 18, 2018 – Milwaukee, WI – Today, the United States Supreme Court issued a much-anticipated decision [...]