Meanwhile Back at the Day Job

Here's an article by attorney Christa Westerberg about some of my recent decisions in my day job as an administrative law judge, Groundwater: Diminishing Resource, Increasing Conflict. It was the cover story in this month's Wisconsin Lawyer.

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