Lawyers Sewall, Pitz and Burkham

Personal Injury Law Firm

Serving Appleton, Green Bay, Oshkosh and all of Northeast Wisconsin

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No fees to you unless we win your case

Personal Injury Law Firm

Serving Appleton, Green Bay, Oshkosh and all of Northeast Wisconsin

At Sigman, Janssen, Sewall, Pitz & Burkham, we have nearly 100 years of experience providing legal counsel to Wisconsin injury victims and legal clients. With Millions of dollars recovered for our clients, we have the experience to help with your Personal Injury, Workers’ Compensation or Social Security Disability Claim. We charge no upfront fees. There is no cost to call us or complete our free case evaluation form. If we accept your case, you are charged no fees unless we get money for you on your claim. Call us today for a free consultation.

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09 Jun

Social Media After a Car Accident: How One Facebook Post Can Destroy Your Injury Claim  

Is It a Bad Idea to Post on Social Media After a Wisconsin Car Crash? Yes. Social media posts after a car accident can be used as evidence against you in a personal injury claim in Wisconsin. Insurance companies review posts to dispute your injuries, challenge your credibility, and reduce the value of your settlement. Injured in a car […]

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23 Jan

Multi-Vehicle Black Ice Collisions: A Legal Guide to Winter Weather Claims 

Can I Seek Compensation for Damages After a Multi-Vehicle Crash on Black Ice? Yes. You can seek compensation so long as you are not more at fault for the crash than the person you are pursuing for compensation. Under Wisconsin state law, drivers are legally required to adjust their speed for conditions regardless of the […]

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09 Jan

SSDI, SSI, and Medicare Waiting Periods in 2026: When Your Benefits Actually Start in Appleton, Wisconsin  

When Do SSDI and Medicare Benefits Start After Disability Approval? The start dates for disability benefits vary depending on the type of coverage. SSDI benefits typically begin after a five-month waiting period from your established disability onset date. SSI payments may start sooner, often within the first full month after approval. Medicare coverage takes much […]

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