ParkerGPT has been great at helping me with my strategy and helping me better understand the law and arguments.
One thing I have a question about is the motion to dismiss for failure to comply with consumer act. I already filed my answer and in my state it says that if you file a motion to dismiss after an answer and bring in outside evidence to your motion (which I will be with documents from the insufficient discovery response I got so far from the plaintiff) it will automatically be converted to a summary judgement.
to lower my risk of my dismissal being denied and the judge then granting a judgement against me. I discovered that I can scope this motion so it does not become a global summary judgement. I would like to verify that this would be correct to file a "MOTION TO DISMISS FOR FAILURE TO COMPLY WITH WISCONSIN CONSUMER ACT § 425.105 , OR IN THE ALTERNATIVE, MOTION FOR PARTIAL SUMMARY JUDGMENT"
This way the judge is only ruling on the WCA compliance not the lawsuit as a whole.
Is this correct am I missing something? I want to make sure I am limiting as much risk as possible.
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Partial Summary Judgement
Brett · June 25, 2026
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Brett · June 26, 2026
An update. I managed to work in a new parkergpt chat and say what I was thinking and concerned about. and it is decided to put this in the back pocket for now and may use later after we farther down the line. Thanks Brian for making this system!
brian · July 6, 2026
Thank you for the update. Keep us informed. Go get'em.
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