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
Different Ways of Using Automobile Insurance Property Damage
There are many different ways we would use automobile insurance in an automobile case. First, if your car is damaged in an accident, if you have coverage of your own… CONTINUE
What Are the Different Types of Auto Insurance?
The key types of auto insurance coverage in automobile cases are property damage coverage and injury coverage. Collision is coverage you buy for your own car in case you damage it… CONTINUE
If I feel okay following an accident, should I still see a doctor?
In our law firm, the rule is we don’t make cases; we take cases. We’re not there to create injuries that aren’t there, and we don’t want you to be… CONTINUE
If the insurance company wants my medical records, should I agree to release them?
The answer is almost always no. But, why you shouldn’t is more complex: At a certain point the other insurance company is going to be entitled to some portion of… CONTINUE
Car Insurance Laws and Recommended Coverage
The minimum amount of insurance that a person needs to carry is $25,000, which is extraordinarily low. It’s easy to generate $25,000 in medical bills. With MRI’s costing $2,000, with… CONTINUE
“Miss and Run” Car Accidents
Q: What if the driver flees the scene and is never apprehended? This is something that’s really important to know, and a lot of people don’t know about it: Wisconsin… CONTINUE
What if the other driver in a car accident has no insurance?
If the other driver has no insurance, then we turn to our client’s uninsured or, if the other driver doesn’t have enough insurance, underinsured motorist’s coverage. It’s called UM and… CONTINUE