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If you’ve been hurt in a truck accident, your first priority is to contact authorities and seek medical attention. Then, if possible, take pictures of vehicle damage, ensure that police on the scene have all the information they need, exchange information with other drivers and potential witnesses, and document your injuries. Once you get through […]

Being in a car crash is a stressful experience. Unfortunately, most people will be in at least one accident in the course of their lives. If you have never been in a car accident before, it may be tempting to believe that your insurance will cover the costs and you can get on with your […]

The first party to look at closely in any semi truck crash is the driver. After all, the person who operates a vehicle is responsible for doing so safely. When commercial truck drivers fail in this duty, they may be liable for damages. However, one of the biggest differences between a truck accident and a […]

Much of the conversation around safe driving centers on dangerous behaviors such as distracted driving, driving while intoxicated, and not wearing seatbelts. However, the biggest threat to motorists in Wisconsin is much easier to control. Unfortunately, the problem is also pervasive, with some drivers engaging in the behavior every time they get behind the wheel. […]

Distracted driving is a major problem on the roads of Wisconsin and throughout the nation. In spite of laws like Wisconsin’s ban on texting and driving, many people still make the dangerous decision to multitask behind the wheel. Given how common distracted driving is, it is often worth considering if the driver who causes an […]

Confusion often defines the scene of a crash when a semi truck is involved. These accidents may result in damage to multiple vehicles, with the occupants often sustaining serious injuries. With this in mind, the first thing to do after an accident with a big rig is to call 911 for help. Emergency personnel will […]

Moving an elderly loved one into a nursing home comes with a range of emotions. On the one hand, staff at the facility can give dedicated, round-the-clock care that many families can’t provide on their own. On the other hand, it is not uncommon for family members to feel a mixture of guilt and fear […]

Wisconsin winters are a mixed blessing. On the one hand, snowfall transforms the landscape into a wonderland perfect for ice skating, sledding, skiing, and many other activities. On the other hand, the accumulation of snow and ice can make walkways, parking lots, and roads extremely hazardous. If you slip on ice or snow in the […]

The loss of a loved one can shake your family to its core. When a spouse, parent, sibling, grandparent, or a child dies, your world may seem like it has crashed to a halt. In addition to mourning the loss, you may face financial challenges if the deceased was a primary earner for the family, […]

The financial impact of a serious injury can be overwhelming. From medical bills to the income you lose from being unable to work, your injuries can take a toll in many different ways. However, significant expenses and physical disability are not the only outcomes with serious, ongoing consequences. Physical pain and emotional distress may not […]