Wisconsin is a comparative negligence state, which means that your negligence is compared to the negligence of all the other people involved in the car accident. If you are more… CONTINUE
Car Accident Punitive Damages and First Offense Drunk Driving
Many people say, “Shouldn’t all drunk driving accidents have punitive damages?” The case law in Wisconsin makes clear that they are eligible for punitive damages, but probably not for a… CONTINUE
What types of damages can I recover if I’ve been injured in a car accident?
The type of damages include: Past medical bills Future medical bills Past pain and suffering Future pain and suffering Past loss of wages Future loss of wages There are other… CONTINUE
Going to Trial: The invisible work of your lawyer
We recently had a tremendous jury trial verdict for one of our clients. Pre-suit, the defendants offered only $30,000. At trial, the verdict was over $840,000! This verdict reflected work… CONTINUE