Yes, you can sue for elder neglect. The most common situations we see in elder neglect lawsuits are in nursing homes, assisted living, other long term care facilities and similar… CONTINUE
Elder Abuse and Elder Neglect
Elder abuse is usually when someone who is in a relationship with an elderly person, whether through their work or an intimate relationship engages in physical or financial impropriety that… CONTINUE
Women in the Law: A Candid Discussion with Milwaukee Personal Injury Lawyer Ann Jacobs
Ann Jacobs: We were talking about the issues that face women lawyers and the fact that despite women being 50% of law school classes, there’s tremendous attrition with women leaving… CONTINUE
Attorney Ann Jacobs 2018 Awards
With the holidays drawing near, I find myself looking ahead to 2019 but also reflecting on the year behind us. And what a year it has been! This month Jacobs… CONTINUE
Gap Insurance
When you’re buying a new car, you want to seriously think about getting gap insurance. Gap insurance is property damage insurance that covers the difference in value between what you… CONTINUE
Kinds of Property Damage that Might Not Be Covered
Commonly excluded things in a homeowner’s policies are different kinds of weather events such as flooding. It can be as distinct as rain versus wind versus snow versus sleet. Intentional… CONTINUE
Homeowner’s Insurance
There is a wide variety of different kinds of homeowner’s insurance coverage you can purchase. The basics include coverage that protects your home and belongings in case of an event… CONTINUE
Wisconsin Rules for Claims Process Timeframes
Wisconsin statute says that insurance companies are required to pay amounts that are not disputed within 30 days. Frankly, though, very few insurance companies do that. However, if they don’t,… CONTINUE
The Claims Process
There are two different ways of looking at the claims process. One of which is when people come to us right away, and we set up the file and the… CONTINUE
What is Umbrella Insurance?
Umbrella insurance is insurance that goes on top of another policy. It is a second policy that you pay for separately from the first. It is usually purchased in conjunction… CONTINUE
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