On average, semi-trucks traveling throughout Wisconsin are involved in nearly 6,000 crashes each year, many of which have created lifelong injuries and fatal tragedies to others. And although tractor-trailer operators must be licensed, undergo extensive training, and drive according to the "rules of...

“What do you think my case is worth?”    

When a client first meets with their personal injury lawyer, this is one of the questions that is often asked. It is a very important consideration because money is the way that people who are injured due to the negligence of others are typically compensated....

Have you filed a personal injury claim against your place of employment, a business or an individual? Whether your injury came from a car accident, slip and fall, or any other negligent act, it is important to understand that an insurance investigation will occur. So what does an insurance company do...

Understanding the state court system can be confusing. You might be wondering what the different tiers of courts there are and also, what court systems cover specific case types, from civil to family and everything in between.

If you are considering pursuing legal action in a personal injury case, it might be helpful to understand what happens in a courtroom, how the jury is selected and ultimately, how a verdict is reached.

Here’s the scenario: You have a lawyer and a lawsuit has been filed on your behalf regarding a car accident you were involved in last year. Your lawyer just contacted you and said the court ordered mediation in your case and there is a mediation coming up in a few weeks.

What exactly does this mean?

In a personal injury case, the discovery process is an essential tool for creating a better understanding of the circumstances surrounding the subject of your lawsuit. Following your initial consultation with your personal injury attorney, the formal discovery stage of your case will begin.

If you were wrongfully injured, we understand that you have many questions about the process of hiring a personal injury attorney and preparing a case for settlement or trial.