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Accidents and Aphasia

What is Aphasia? Aphasia is a language disorder that affects a person’s ability to communicate and understand language. It can occur as a result of various factors, such as: Brain tumors Neurodegenerative diseases Stroke Traumatic brain injury People with aphasia may struggle with speaking, listening, reading, and writing, which can significantly impact their daily lives […]

Eau Claire Car Accidents; Top 10 Injuries

According to the Wisconsin Department of Transportation, in 2019, there were nearly 6,500 total crashes in Eau Claire County. Out of those incidents, more than 830 resulted in injuries, and 23 people lost their lives. [1] Top 10 Injuries Resulting from Car Accidents in Eau Claire County Car accidents can cause a wide range of physical […]

September 7, 2023
Personal Injury, Dog Bite
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What to Do After a Dog Bite: First Aid, Reporting and Legal Action

The Potential Dangers of a Dog Bite A dog bite can pose serious potential dangers to one’s physical health and emotional well-being. Dog bite injuries can result in a range of complications, including infections, nerve or muscle damage, and even rabies. According to the Cleveland Clinic, “it is important to take immediate action” to prevent […]

The Top Causes of ATV Accidents

An All-Terrain Vehicle (ATV), also known as a quad bike, is a motorized vehicle built to handle rough terrain. It is designed for various outdoor activities such as hunting, farming, and recreational use. They typically have four wheels and are powered by an engine that can be either electric or gas-powered. The unique design of […]

August 25, 2023
Personal Injury
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Lawsuits After Being Blinded During Eye Surgery

Definition of Blindness According to the World Health Organization (WHO), blindness is defined as a visual acuity of less than 20/400 in the better eye, with the best possible correction. [1] This means that a person with 20/400 vision would need to stand 20 feet from an object to see it as clearly as a […]

August 2, 2023
Personal Injury
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Service Dog Attack Legalities

Definition of Service Dog In recent years, the use and importance of service dogs have grown significantly. These highly trained animals provide invaluable support and assistance to individuals with: Diabetes Mental Illnesses Physical Disabilities Seizure Disorders Service dogs are specially trained to perform tasks that mitigate their owner’s disability, enabling them to navigate daily life […]

Treating bite injuries in the aftermath of an attack

When any animal attacks, the bite injuries left behind can have potentially long-lasting consequences. Wisconsin residents who become involved in such attacks may have to deal with painful and extensive recovery periods that leave them emotionally, physically and financially drained. Mayo Clinic states that animal bites should be treated seriously and quickly due to the threat […]

Safe Holiday Travel Tips for Wisconsin Motorists

All of us at Lein Law Offices wish you a happy Thanksgiving and a safe and enjoyable start to the holiday season. Wisconsin Department of Transportation reports peak travel period will be between noon and 8 p.m. on Friday and Sunday following Thursday’s Thanksgiving gatherings. Ideally, you should plan to travel outside peak times. Motorists should also be […]

August 30, 2019
Personal Injury
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Relaxing trucker drive-time rules a threat to public safety

Commercial trucks often substantially outweigh smaller, non-commercial vehicles, and because they are so heavy and massive, they pose more of a threat to Wisconsin motorists than the average car or truck. At Lein Law Offices, we understand that trucker drive-time rules exist to protect motorists from truckers who may operate their tractor-trailers while drowsy or fatigued, […]

April 26, 2019
Personal Injury
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Responsible Party Hosts Reduce Drunk Driving Risks in Wisconsin

Spring break and the graduation season are upon us, which means more road risks involving young drivers, including an increased risk of drugged or drunk driving. It’s an issue that made news this week after the Wisconsin Supreme Court heard a case to determine whether law enforcement can draw blood without a warrant from suspected […]

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