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Wedding barn owners sue to invalidate law they say threatens their business
Owners of wedding barns in Wisconsin filed a lawsuit Tuesday to invalidate part of a new law they say could put them out of business. The lawsuit, brought by wedding barn owners in Green Lake and Trempealeau counties with the aid of a conservative legal group, challenges language in the law signed last year by Gov. Tony Evers that changes when the wedding venues are required to obtain a liquor license.
Wedding barn owners are suing Wisconsin. What new regulations are they upset about?
Two wedding barn owners, from Berlin and Blair, sued the state of Wisconsin this week over a new alcohol industry law they say will harm their businesses. The wedding barn owners are represented in the lawsuit by the Wisconsin Institute for Law & Liberty, a prominent conservative law firm in the state....
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