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Posted September 25, 2026

When the Government Itself Caused the Harm

A Kenosha resident hurt on a public sidewalk or in a crash involving a government vehicle often assumes the same three-year deadline that generally applies to ordinary injury claims applies here as well, only to discover otherwise later. Wisconsin law actually and specifically imposes a far shorter notice requirement whenever a government entity might bear […]

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Posted September 11, 2026

The Deadline Most People Miscalculate

A Green Bay resident hurt in an accident often assumes the only thing standing between them and compensation is finding the right lawyer before time runs out. Wisconsin law actually creates two separate obstacles a case must clear: a firm filing deadline and a fault rule that can eliminate recovery even when the deadline is […]

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Posted August 27, 2026

The Higher Standard Some Property Owners Face

Not every Wisconsin injury claim follows ordinary negligence rules. For injuries tied to public buildings and workplaces, state law imposes a stricter duty on property owners, and understanding that difference can shape how a case gets built. The Statute That Sets This Higher Duty Under Wisconsin Statute 101.11, commonly called the safe place statute, owners […]

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Posted August 23, 2026

The Filing Deadline That Depends On Outcome

Most people assume a single deadline applies to every personal injury claim in Wisconsin. In reality, the filing window can shrink by an entire year depending on whether an accident resulted in death, and specifically whether a motor vehicle was involved. The General Rule For Injury Claims Under Wisconsin Statute 893.54, a person generally has […]

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Posted August 19, 2026

The 51 Percent Line In Wisconsin Claims

Sharing some blame for an accident does not automatically end an injury claim in Wisconsin. But there is a specific point where shared fault stops simply reducing a recovery and starts eliminating it entirely. The Statute That Sets This Threshold Under Wisconsin Statute 895.045, an injured person can recover damages as long as their own […]

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Posted August 12, 2026

Milwaukee PI Filing Deadlines Wisconsin

When someone is hurt in an accident caused by another person’s negligence in Milwaukee, one of the most consequential factors in their case has nothing to do with the severity of the injury or the strength of the evidence. It has to do with time. Wisconsin law sets a fixed window for filing personal injury […]

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Posted August 07, 2026

E-Bike Rider Hurt in West Allis Truck Crash

An e-bike rider was taken to the hospital after colliding with a truck at a busy West Allis intersection, an impact caught on surveillance video from a nearby business. Crashes between bicycles and vehicles raise difficult questions about fault, especially when early reports point at the rider. Those first conclusions do not always tell the […]

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Posted August 05, 2026

OWI Arrest After Head-On Crash in Waukesha

A late-night collision on North Grandview Boulevard in Waukesha left every occupant of both vehicles injured and resulted in one driver’s arrest. Crashes involving an impaired driver raise distinct legal questions for the people hurt in them. Understanding how those claims work can help injured occupants protect their recovery from the start. What Happened on […]

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Posted August 04, 2026

Compensation for TBI Victims in Milwaukee WI

Traumatic brain injuries impose financial and personal costs that differ significantly from most other injury types. The cognitive, behavioral, and physical consequences of a TBI can affect every dimension of a person’s life for years or permanently, and the compensation available in a Milwaukee personal injury case must account for all of those dimensions to […]

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Posted August 03, 2026

Injuries Reported in Crash Near I-43 On-Ramp

A nighttime collision near the Interstate 43 southbound on-ramp in Sheboygan County sent several people to area hospitals. The crash is a reminder of how quickly a routine left turn can go wrong. It also raises the questions injured occupants and their families often face in the days that follow. What Happened on State Highway […]

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