Via WSAW: A lawsuit filed against corporate farms in the Central Sands area of Wisconsin is as of the New Year now has more than 300 people or roughly 200 households signed on. The lawsuit filed by lawyers at Habush Habush and Rottier and Pines Bach blames the Central Sands Dairy, Wysocki Produce Farm and their insurance company … Continue reading About 200 Households Suing Large Farms in Wood and Juneau Counties
Wisconsin Legislature Making Efforts to Help People with Contaminated Well Water
Via WSAW: (WSAW) -- New efforts in the state legislature are looking to help people facing contaminated groundwater throughout Wisconsin. A local group is hoping to push those efforts even further, ensuring state leaders know it is a life-threatening problem in the central sands area. More and more people with private wells are learning they have … Continue reading Wisconsin Legislature Making Efforts to Help People with Contaminated Well Water
Juneau County Lawsuit: Dairy Companies Knew They Were Contaminating Groundwater, Wells
Via Wisconsin Rapids Tribune: MAUSTON - A company fighting for more than six years to build a mega-dairy near Wisconsin Rapids is in a new legal battle over nitrates that contaminated water supplies near another of its operations. A civil case listing 81 plaintiffs, all of whom own property in Juneau County, accuses the company of knowingly … Continue reading Juneau County Lawsuit: Dairy Companies Knew They Were Contaminating Groundwater, Wells
Contaminated Water in Juneau and Wood Counties Brings Potential Legal Action
Via WAOW: CENTRAL WISCONSIN (WAOW) — Two Wisconsin law firms Habush Habush & Rottier, S.C., and Pines Bach LLP will represent residents in a dispute involving big farms. Dozens of residents met with representatives of the law firms Tuesday evening to get a clearer understanding of what lies ahead. Critics claim a concentrated animal feed … Continue reading Contaminated Water in Juneau and Wood Counties Brings Potential Legal Action
Recap: Community Information Meeting
Thanks to all who attended Monday’s meeting! Nearly 200 people turned out to listen, learn and show support. If you were unable to attend, you can view the Facebook Live videos of the event: View Part 1 - Overview & update from attorney Paul Kent View Part 2 - Q & A You can … Continue reading Recap: Community Information Meeting
Protect Wood County & Its Neighbors 