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Poor truck maintenance is one of several potential causes of commercial truck accidents. From worn brake pads and tires to faulty hydraulic and electrical systems, various maintenance-related issues can cause truck drivers to suddenly and unexpectedly lose control.  When poor truck maintenance causes a commercial truck accident, there are two key steps for proving liability: […]

Nursing homes in Wisconsin are required to provide their residents with the care and support they need to live healthy and fulfilling lives. When nursing homes fail to do what is required, they can—and should—be held accountable. In many cases, nursing home residents rely on their caregivers to assist with their medications.  Residents may need […]

After a semi-truck crash, there are two critical things you need to prove in order to recover just compensation.  First, you need to prove who (or what company) is responsible for causing the accident. This involves conducting a comprehensive investigation, and it is important to hire a truck accident lawyer to investigate your accident as […]

If you have been injured or lost a loved one in an auto accident in Wisconsin, you need to make sure you file a car accident claim before you run out of time. Serious and fatal car accidents can lead to significant financial and non-financial losses, and filing a timely claim can be essential for […]

If you have been injured in an auto accident in Wisconsin, hiring a car accident lawyer will be a key step in the recovery process. While you aren’t required to hire a lawyer, it is up to you to make sure you are seeking just compensation for your present and future losses. When you hire […]

From business parking lots to streets in gated neighborhoods, car accidents can (and do) happen on various types of private property. If you were injured in a car accident on private property, it will be important to ensure that you have a clear understanding of your legal rights.  So, what do you need to know […]

While filing a wrongful death claim can be important for a variety of reasons, most family members understandably want the process to be over as quickly as possible. As a result, many family members have questions about whether wrongful death claims can be settled without a trial.  So, can they? The short answer is, “Yes.” […]

Seeking financial compensation after a truck accident requires evidence of why the accident happened and who (or what company) is responsible. No matter what happened, if you don’t have the evidence to prove it, you won’t be able to recover the financial compensation you deserve. 10 Types of Evidence Commonly Used in Truck Accident Cases […]

If you or a loved one is a victim of abuse in a Wisconsin nursing home, being able to prove what happened will be important for holding the nursing home accountable. There are no excuses for abuse in the nursing home setting. When nursing home residents fall victim to abuse, seeking accountability is important for […]

If you have lost a spouse, child, parent, or another close family member in a fatal accident, no legal proceeding can truly provide a “just” outcome. While seeing the at-fault party held accountable can provide some semblance of closure, the reality is that your family is facing an immeasurable—and irrecoverable—loss. Recognizing that this is the […]