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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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What Broken Bones and Fractures Are Most Common in a Car Accident?

01.10.2019

According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), approximately 2.5 million Americans are seen in an emergency room after a car accident, annually. Of those, more than 200, 000 are admitted to the hospital. Broken bones and fractures are among some of the most commonly seen injuries.  Sadly, the healing and recovery process […]

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Examining the Long-Term Prognosis and Outcome for Electrocution Victims

01.08.2019

Statistics from the Electrical Safety Foundation International, or ESFI, indicate that there were over 2, 200 non-fatal electrocution injuries in the year 2015. One-quarter of those electrocutions resulted in time away from work for the injured party. While the median time-frame amounted to just 10 days, the data also suggests that a return to work […]

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Examining the Most Common Construction Workplace Injuries

01.03.2019

Construction workers have the highest fatal and non-fatal injury rates in the country. In fact, this industry is responsible for 20 percent of all fatal workplace accidents in the United States. Workers in the construction industry also tend to have a longer recovery time after a non-fatal accident when compared to other industries. Unfortunately for […]

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Examining the Most Common Pedestrian Accident Injuries

07.13.2018

Nearly 6, 000 pedestrians are killed each year, according to the most recent data on file with the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC). Another 129, 000 are seen in emergency rooms for crash-related injuries. What are these injuries, and how might they impact your life? Learn more in the following sections, including how […]

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Safety Tips to Prevent Auto Accidents and Injury

07.06.2018

Auto accidents cause an estimated 40, 000 deaths and 4.5 million injuries in the United States every year. Drunk driving, distracted driving, speeding, weather, poor road conditions, and even health conditions are all contributing factors to these alarming statistics. The following statistics can reduce your risk of becoming one of them.  Use Life-Saving Devices When […]

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Personal Injury in Wisconsin – Recovery for PTSD

06.26.2018

When you or someone you love suffers physical stress or emotional trauma (posttraumatic stress disorder, or PTSD), those injuries can affect more than the financial well-being of you or your loved one. Physical stress or emotional trauma can be surface after observing a horrible event take place that fatally wounds or kills a loved one, or […]

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Loss of Consortium After a Wisconsin Car Accident

06.26.2018

Being a victim in a car accident does not just affect the victim. When someone is seriously injured or even fatally so, it affects loved ones closest to him or her. In many cases, life not only changes financially but physically and emotionally as well. Spouses and children who once had a husband, wife, father or […]

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