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Posted January 18, 2017

Choosing your own Physician in Wisconsin Worker’s Compensation

In the Wisconsin Worker’s Compensation system, the injured worker has the right to choose his or her treating physician. This right is outlined in Wisconsin Statutes Section 102.42(2)(a), which states, in part: “…the employer shall offer to the injured employee his or her choice of any physician, chiropractor, psychologist, dentist, physician assistant, advanced nurse prescriber, […]

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Posted January 12, 2017

Are Breathalyzer tests mandatory?

No one expects to be facing a situation in which they are asked to take a breath test. But if law enforcement is asking for a specimen of your breath, it’s important to understand the law and understand what your options are.  A typical DWI investigation includes a request for a breath or blood sample. […]

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Posted January 09, 2017

Public Intoxication – Walking is Better than an OWI, Right?

You’re out on the town, having a few beers with friends. You decide to hoof it home to avoid a ticket for operating while intoxicated, being responsible. A skilled criminal defense attorney trusts would definitely agree with that plan.  You have nothing to worry about, right?  Well, beware, as Indiana Courts have scrutinized the language of […]

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Posted January 09, 2017

Differences Between A Personal Injury Claim And A Personal Injury Lawsuit

There are several major differences between a personal injury claim and a personal injury lawsuit. A personal injury claim may lead to a lawsuit but a variety of factors could prevent it from going to trial. Common deciding factors include: Did the accident result in a fatality? If yes, the victim’s family may opt for […]

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Posted January 06, 2017

How to Talk to Your Insurance Company After an Accident

After a car accident, it is imperative to contact your auto insurance carrier and let them know what has happened. However, did you know you are only obligated to let them know that the accident happened? You do not have to immediately work out the details with your insurance company? In fact, it can be […]

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Posted January 04, 2017

What is Whiplash?

Whiplash: you hear it talked about with every car accident. Also referred to as a hyperextension or hyperflexion injury, whiplash is a soft tissue injury to the neck similar to a sprain. Whiplash is common after vehicle accidents when someone is hit from behind, but can happen in any type of accident. Damage to the […]

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Posted December 19, 2016

If You Have Been Injured by Another’s Crime

If you are injured, either personally or financially, by another’s crime, you should know what to expect from the criminal justice system.  You also should look after your rights by speaking with a personal injury lawyer as soon as possible. The criminal justice system is designed to protect society first and then the individual victim.  […]

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Posted December 19, 2016

What if I’m Partially at Fault in a Trucking Accident?

If you have been involved in a trucking accident, you may find yourself asking: What if I’m Partially at Fault in a Trucking Accident? Sometimes accidents aren’t only one driver’s fault, and some fault will be split between each of the drivers. For example, imagine you were involved in a trucking accident when a semi-truck […]

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Posted December 14, 2016

What happens to my child custody case when I move to a different state?

Custody and visitation guidelines may be different in Arkansas vs. Louisiana, and child support calculations may be different in Texas vs. Arkansas.  So which state’s law will govern the custody rules in your case?  The answer lies in the uniform act adopted by all states titled the Uniform Child Custody Jurisdictional Enforcement Act (termed “UCCJEA” […]

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Posted December 14, 2016

Vision impairment caused by work conditions: do I have a case?

Workers covered under the Wisconsin Worker’s Compensation Act can claim worker’s compensation benefits for eye injuries. However, there are distinct procedural differences between bringing forward a claim for compensation for an impairment to the eye(s) and for impairments to other body parts. First and foremost, eye injuries are distinct given how medical support is documented. […]

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