With the recent election of a Wisconsin Supreme Court Justice who had made extremely incendiary and bigoted comments as a college student about the LGBT community, clients have posed various… CONTINUE
Blaming the Blameless
The New York Police Department was sued by a man who was run over while crossing with the light in the crosswalk. The striking squad car was driven by a… CONTINUE
When Looking Both Ways Isn’t Enough
A recent study from 2015 found that pedestrian death rose 10%. Nearly 5,000 Americans are killed every year while walking. In Wisconsin, pedestrian deaths are 8.4% of all deaths, a… CONTINUE
Football & Car Crashes: Understanding Mild Traumatic Brain Injuries
There is a lesson to be learned for all of us from football. After years of claiming dramatic head blows were just part of the game, the devastation of repeated… CONTINUE
Attorney Ann S. Jacobs Testifies Before the Assembly Judiciary Committee
Testimony of Ann S. Jacobs Wisconsin Association for Justice Before the Assembly Judiciary Committee December 17, 2015 Regarding 2015 Assembly Bill 174 Good morning, my name is Ann Jacobs. I… CONTINUE
It’s Not a “Retained Object” – It’s Forgotten Equipment
Sometimes when we adopt certain uses in language, we can turn something important into something that sounds rather ordinary and banal. Consider the “retained object.” That’s what hospitals and physicians… CONTINUE
Bad Food = Bad News
We heard this week about another outbreak of food-borne illness. In this case, Chipotle, a company known for its freshly-sourced and made burritos was forced to close 43 locations due… CONTINUE
Mean Aunts & What Juries Don’t Know
By now, we’ve all heard the story of the aunt who sued her 8 year old nephew for an over-zealous greeting that broke her wrist. The original articles were outraged,… CONTINUE
Capping Justice: What Caps on Damages Mean To You
Loss of a limb, brain injury, permanent institutionalization – the harms from a medical malpractice case can be catastrophic. They are the kind of harms that nobody would trade money… CONTINUE
When Social Media and the Law Collide
As a trial lawyer, my job is to fight for my clients both in court and outside. “Outside,” these days often means online as well. Hire me, or one of… CONTINUE
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