Posted May 26, 2026
Transcript: 00:00:00 So, under the workers compensation act, there is a specific provision when um there is what’s called a safety violation. Um so, first off, you would still have claims for primary compensation, which could be lost wages, permanent partial disability, loss of earning capacity or retraining benefits, and medical expense. But when […]
Read MorePosted May 26, 2026
Transcript: 00:00:00 Typically, a worker’s compensation case turns into a lawsuit when it is denied by the insurance company when the claim is conceded by the insurance company or uh more simply when you’re receiving voluntary or conceded benefits from the insurance company. They’re paying you voluntarily. The claim is nonlitigated. It’s not it […]
Read MorePosted May 08, 2026
Transcript: 00:00:00 So depending on where the injury happened and and the exact location of that injury, it could it could change in the sense that you could have both a worker’s compensation claim as well as a third-p partyy claim or a personal injury claim depending on what caused your injury or who […]
Read MorePosted May 08, 2026
Transcript: 00:00:00 In real life, uh we are our cost to our client is a contingent fee of 20% of whatever we recover. Um a lot of times you will see things like free consultation or no cost until we win or something to that extent. And all of that is true. Um, we […]
Read MorePosted April 14, 2026
Transcript: 00:00:00 In the state of Wisconsin, we are actually in what’s called a reverse offset state, which is unique in the sense that in most states, when somebody is receiving workers compensation benefits and social security disability benefits at the same time, the offset or or the change in amount is actually on […]
Read MorePosted April 14, 2026
Transcript: 00:00:00 Workers compensation benefits could impact other income. Um, if you are receiving workers compensation benefits, but also income from an employer or potentially disability insurance income or some other form, there could be an offset on your workers’s compensation benefits. What I mean by offset is that there could be an amount […]
Read MorePosted March 12, 2026
The easy answer to the question is no. Uh, if the injured individual is truly deemed an independent contractor, then they would not qualify for workers’ compensation benefits under the Wisconsin Workers’ Compensation Act. However, what I would say, and this is often the case, is that most workers that are told or deemed […]
Read MorePosted March 12, 2026
The main difference between a workers’s compensation and personal injury lawsuit in Wisconsin is that, in workers’s compensation, it is a no fault statute. Meaning that it does not matter whether it was your fault, or the fault of someone else, or the fault of the employer, as to whether or not you have […]
Read MorePosted February 05, 2026
So there are a number of potential parties that can be liable for a construction accident in Wisconsin. First, if that accident happened in the scope of the individual’s employment, then the workers’ compensation carrier can be liable for that construction accident and required to pay benefits. Additionally, uh, there could be a third-party […]
Read MorePosted February 05, 2026
In most instances where an injured worker has a worker’s compensation claim, I would recommend that they, at the very least, consult with a lawyer. There are smaller cases, um, or cases that don’t involve a lot of treatment where — and by that I mean medical treatment — where they can possibly be […]
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