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Ogden Glazer + Schaefer
PO Box 45116
Madison, WI 53744
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W62N248 Washington Ave
Suite B204
Cedarburg, WI 53012
or call us at: 608-561-7229
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Recent Blog Posts
Spell It Out For Me (3/14/2023) - We as attorneys are described in many ways. Sometimes flattering, sometimes not. But one way to describe us that will always fit is “constant learners.” The law is notorious for moving slowly, but it is always moving. Occasionally, there is a sea change, but often it is through constant tweaks. There are the laws (we ... Read more
The Border Revisited (3/7/2023) - Three years ago, I went on vacation. When I came back, COVID started, my son Noah was born, our team grew, and shrank, and grew again; time became a vortex. I cannot believe three years has gone by, but it has; time really flies. A lot of things have changed in both our business and ... Read more
Our diversity makes us stronger. Our inclusion makes us better. (2/28/2023) - Five men. One teenager. Four women. Three dads. Two moms. A significant number of cats. Two dogs. Two toddlers. Three adult children. One five-year-old. Army veteran. Farm owners. City dwellers. Part-time. Ohio. Wisconsin. Michigan. Minnesota. Rural. Northwoods. White. African-Jamaican. Bougie. Snarky. Introvert. Ambivert. Extrovert. Disruptors. Software Engineering. Banking. Retail. Social media. Law School. Are you ... Read more
Will it Mix?: Wisconsin Law and Homemade Goods (2/21/2023) - Those following the news in Wisconsin may have heard about a December 2022 court decision, which ordered the Wisconsin Department of Agriculture, Trade and Consumer Protection (DATCP) not to enforce Wisconsin law against producers of certain kinds of homemade goods. This blog post intends to break it down a little more to provide the context ... Read more
Time Management Takeaways (2/14/2023) - Many of the readers of this blog are busy people—and life only seems to get busier by the day. As Erin discussed in her recent post about delegation and its benefits, time is finite, and taking time to do one task means you can’t do another at the same time. That ties into an idea ... Read more
Checking in on S-Corps (2/7/2023) - After a long hiatus from this blog, I decided it was time to revisit S-Corps. If you are unfamiliar with S-Corps, go check out Collin’s first and second posts on S-Corps, which provide helpful context. With the foundation laid for the basics of S-Corps, we can turn to the main focus of this post: electing ... Read more
First to Use or First to File? (1/31/2023) - We are a “first to use” jurisdiction for trademarks in the United States. That means, if you are the first to use a trademark in multi-state commerce you have “priority” over those who use the same trademark after you, and are the rightful owner of the mark. However, we also have a trademark filing system ... Read more
Delegation: Where The Rubber Meets The Road (1/24/2023) - We’ve talked about why we should delegate and what and when we should delegate. All of that is great unless we don’t actually do it or do it poorly. So today, we’ll provide some pointers on the how we can delegate successfully. First, choose the correct person for the correct task. Each team member has ... Read more
Delegation: What do I give, what do I keep? (1/17/2023) - Last week, I talked about why we delegate. Great, now we’re sold! But what do we delegate and when? Not every task can be delegated. Before simply handing off a task (especially menial ones), consider whether you can eliminate it in the first place completely. If it doesn’t need to be done, then we do ... Read more
Delegation: Why we don’t need to do it all (1/10/2023) - Delegation is important for proper efficiency for any organization. In a series of three posts, I discuss why, when, and how to delegate. First up, why should we delegate tasks? Why? There are two main reasons to delegate: You and Them. A lot of ink is spent on the first, and that is the part ... Read more