Legal Education in Wisconsin

Madison, Wisconsin — Top-ranked public law school — known for the law-in-action philosophy and strengths in IP, criminal law, and health law.

Milwaukee, Wisconsin — Wisconsin's only private law school — located in downtown Milwaukee near state and federal courts with strengths in sports law and public service.

Milwaukee, Wisconsin — ABA-Approved — ABA-approved AAS degree in Paralegal Studies — the longest-running ABA-approved program in Wisconsin.

Madison, Wisconsin — ABA-Approved — ABA-approved AAS degree and technical diploma — flexible scheduling with evening and online options.

Statewide professional organization for paralegals — networking, CLE opportunities, and career resources.

Kenosha, Wisconsin — NCRA-approved court reporting program in southeastern Wisconsin — AAS degree with real-time reporting training.

Professional association for Wisconsin court reporters — advocacy, networking, and continuing education.

Statewide organization promoting mediation — maintains a directory of mediators and provides training and professional development.

Milwaukee, Wisconsin — Graduate certificate in dispute resolution — advanced training in mediation, arbitration, and negotiation.

National professional organization offering the LNCC certification — the only legal nurse consultant credential accredited by ABSNC.

Official guide. Requirements: 18+, Wisconsin resident, $20 fee. No exam or bond required. Four-year commission.

Official admissions body. Wisconsin administers the UBE (passing score 263) but uniquely offers diploma privilege — graduates of UW or Marquette law are admitted without exam.

Official CLE body — attorneys must complete 30 credits every two years, including 3 ethics credits. Reporting period ends June 30 of even years.

Wisconsin's premier CLE provider — seminars, webcasts, and on-demand programs across all practice areas.

Statewide association providing education, networking, and professional development for legal support professionals.