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When you or a loved one are injured in an accident in Wisconsin, the path to recovering rightful monetary compensation can be complex and emotionally exhausting. Choosing the right Wisconsin personal injury law...
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Winter Driving Safety Tips Winter will be with us again soon in Kenosha, and with it comes rain, snow, and ice on our roads, making driving more hazardous. Winter weather can increase the chances of car accide...
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After an accident, you have just one chance to settle the claim with the insurance company. After signing a settlement agreement, there is no turning back, so you must get as much money as possible for your inj...
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If you were injured in Wisconsin because of another party’s negligence, you probably speculate about how much you could receive in a personal injury settlement. Learn more about personal injury settlements be...
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Insurance Companies Don't Want To Pay Insurance companies look for reasons not to pay injured people for their suffering. One of the biggest hurdles to get over is the client who doesn't bother to seek medical...
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If you were injured because of someone’s negligence, hire a personal injury lawyer in Wisconsin who you can rely on. Depending on the quality of their representation, you could be looking at thousands of doll...
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Motorcycle accidents are almost always devastating for riders. The carnage is undeniable. In most cases, motorcyclists fracture bones, get brain bleeds, or succumb to their injuries. Many leave behind dependent...
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According to the National Highly Traffic Safety Administration, the U.S. experiences more than 6 million car accidents a year. Whether you are involved in a head-on collision or a fender bender, the last thing ...
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Tragedy doesn't send an advance notice. In a single instant, someone else's negligence can leave you with life-altering injuries. Your daily life is made up of doctor's appointments, stress as you wonder how yo...
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According to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, more than 65,000 non-fatal workplace illnesses and injuries and 113 fatal work injuries were reported among Wisconsin's private-sector employees in 2019. Knowin...
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