Q: What is premises liability? “Premises Liability” is what we call cases that involve injury due to the conditions of a physical place. These cases include slip/trip and falls, defective railings, failure to shovel or salt, and sometimes more unusual cases like underage drinking, sexual assault or physical assaults. Q: What if someone gets injured […]
What if I can’t afford to hire an experienced brain injury attorney?
A contingency fee agreement is where the lawyer agrees that they will begin work on your case immediately, in exchange for the promise to pay them at the end of their case if they’re successful in recovering money for you. Reputable personal injury lawyers will use the contingency fee to help their client no matter […]
Is there an advantage in hiring a lawyer such as yourself who is experienced with head injury cases?
Absolutely. This is one of those areas of law and medical science where things change all the time in our understanding of head injuries. You have to have a lawyer who understands what the neuropsychological process is and what the results mean for of a given person. This requires skill, experience, and isn’t something that […]
What if the head injury is hidden; it doesn’t manifest for a long time?
In Wisconsin, most (but not all!) injury cases have a three-year statute of limitations. If you received a mild traumatic brain injury from an accident, you are going to be aware of it pretty quickly because the effects on the brain tend to be the worse in the beginning, and then improve. Most people do […]
What kind of damages would a brain injury patient typically get?
When we’re looking at anything that manifests itself long-term, damage needs to be evaluated. We are often looking at a loss of earnings capacity, which means a meaningful reduction in the ability of that individual to earn money following their brain injury. What is interesting about brain injury cases is a lot of the time […]
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