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Heads, Shoulders, Knees, and Toes? Common Workplace Injuries

01.30.2026

A typical day at work is often routine, filled with familiar tasks and a steady pace. However, in an instant, an unexpected accident can disrupt your livelihood and leave you facing an uncertain future. When an injury occurs on the clock — whether you are at a construction site, in a retail store, or in […]

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Should I Agree to a Settlement in My Wisconsin Personal Injury Case?

12.04.2020

If you have been injured in a car accident, you may be under significant financial stress due to your medical expenses and, in some cases, your inability to return to work because of your injuries. It is understandable that you would want to resolve your case and obtain fair compensation from the at-fault driver as […]

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Why Is Uninsured and Underinsured Motorist Coverage Important?

12.01.2020

Although auto insurance is required by law for all Wisconsin drivers, many people throughout the state still drive without it. In fact, recent statistics from the Insurance Research Council suggest that over 14 percent of Wisconsin drivers lack the legally required insurance, and this can present a serious issue when those drivers are responsible for […]

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4 Contributing Factors in Thanksgiving Car Accidents

11.30.2020

While fewer people may have traveled during Thanksgiving in 2020 than in most years, the holiday weekend is still a popular time for people to drive to family gatherings, and an unfortunate side effect is an increased risk of car accidents. The National Safety Council (NSC) reports an average of around 400 crash fatalities on […]

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Are Teen Drivers More Likely to Be Involved in Car Accidents?

11.25.2020

According to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA), more than 2,000 people nationwide were killed in car accidents involving a teen driver in 2018. Teens themselves are often the victims in these cases, as the CDC reports that accidents are a leading cause of death among people between the ages of 15 and 19. […]

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How Can Improperly Secured Cargo Cause Truck Accidents?

11.21.2020

Wisconsin sees more than 7,000 accidents involving large semi-trucks each year, with many resulting in injuries. In some cases, a crash happens solely because of the negligence of the truck driver, perhaps due to drunk, distracted, or fatigued driving, or simple driver error. However, sometimes the cause of a truck accident is more complicated, including […]

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How to Recognize Common Delayed Onset Car Accident Injuries

11.20.2020

In the aftermath of a car accident, sometimes it is immediately clear that you need treatment for a serious injury. However, other injuries may take longer to fully manifest, and the delay may have implications on both your physical and mental recovery and your chances of obtaining compensation through a personal injury claim. You should […]

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Determining Liability for an Accident in Wisconsin’s Winter Weather

11.16.2020

As winter approaches in Wisconsin, the chance for snowfall increases, and unfortunately, this often means a greater risk of car accidents. According to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA), 17 percent of car crashes throughout the United States happen during winter weather conditions, and many of these result in serious injuries for the drivers […]

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What Are My Options After a Hit-and-Run Accident in Wisconsin?

11.13.2020

If you have been injured in any car accident caused by another driver’s negligence, the aftermath can be stressful as you struggle with pain, surgeries, and hospital stays, as well as other interruptions and negative effects on your life. These issues can be even more difficult after a hit-and-run accident, since you may not know […]

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