A Wisconsin car accident victim has another shot at pursing uninsured motorist coverage for injuries related to a 2010 crash, now that the Wisconsin Supreme Court has ruled his filing was timely.
Wisconsin Work Injury Plaintiffs Face Uphill Battle on Appeals
Workers' compensation in Wisconsin is part of the "grand bargain" between workers and employers that promises no-fault benefits for work injuries in exchange for the forfeiture of employee litigation for a company's negligence. The rules of the system are outlined in Wis. Stat. 102.01 - 102.89.
Benefits and drawbacks of Chapter 13 bankruptcy
Wisconsin residents who decide to file for bankruptcy can then start to examine the two most common options. Chapter 13 bankruptcy is one of them, and it can have both benefits and drawbacks depending on a person's situation.
What does worker's compensation cover?
As a Wisconsin employee, you work hard every day at your job. Unfortunately, any job comes with its risks, and workplace accidents can happen in any field. The Lein Law Offices are here to help you get through this difficult period after a workplace accident occurs.
Intro to Social Security Disability
When you are injured in Wisconsin, you may worry that your family will have no income if you are unable to return to work. We at the Lein Law Offices know it is important for you to understand if you are eligible for Social Security Disability benefits.
