Auto Accidents

30 Sep

Dangers of Crush Injuries From Wisconsin Crashes: An Essential Legal Guide

The impact of a severe car crash in Appleton could place parts of your body under extreme pressure, which could cause you to suffer crush injuries. These injuries are potentially life-threatening without immediate medical attention. Even with proper treatment, the damage could take quite a long time to heal. Table of Contents What Exactly Is […]

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17 Sep

Injured in a Wisconsin Fender Bender: Is the Other Driver Automatically at Fault?

Many people do not consider fender benders to be true car accidents. They often happen at low speed and do not cause significant damage to either vehicle. You might feel a little sore afterward, but you may dismiss your injuries, thinking they will heal on their own in a short time. Table of Contents What […]

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13 Aug

Is it Legal to Wear Headphones While Driving in Wisconsin?

Distracted drivers can easily miss unexpected road hazards, like a vehicle suddenly cutting them off. One of the many dangerous forms of distracted driving is wearing headphones or earbuds while the vehicle is in motion. Headphones impair a driver’s ability to hear ambient noise around them, decreasing their awareness of traffic. Table of Contents What […]

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10 Jul

Who Could Be Liable for a Wisconsin Crash Caused by Failure to Use a Turn Signal? 

Turn signs make it easier for drivers to inform each other of their intention to change lanes or turn. In some cases, drivers may not use them, leading to a car crash. In this blog, our Appleton car accident lawyers discuss the importance of using turn signals, as well as the types of crashes and […]

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31 May

What Wisconsin Car Crash Victims Should Know About Chest Pain Following an Auto Accident

You should never take a car crash injury lightly, especially one that causes chest pain. Chest pain could be a sign of a dangerous injury, such as a punctured lung, broken ribs or even a heart attack. In this blog, we explain why some crash victims experience chest pain, the other symptoms that often accompany […]

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21 May

Recovering Compensation for Facial Injuries From a Wisconsin Car Crash

There are many severe car crash injuries, but few have the lasting impact of a facial injury. These are not just physical injuries. They are also psychological injuries that can have a negative impact on many aspects of your life. If you are suffering financial hardship and emotional trauma after a car crash facial injury, […]

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14 May

Understanding Car Accident Eye Injuries: Types, How They Occur and Legal Options for Victims  

Wisconsin car accidents can result in devastating injuries that could have permanent effects, such as permanent impairment or loss of vision. Even if you do not get hit in the eyes, you could suffer a traumatic brain injury that impairs your vision. In our blog below, our Sigman Janssen legal team explores the types of […]

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07 May

Does the Insurance Company Have a Valid Reason for Denying My Wisconsin Car Accident Claim?

Car insurance companies deny accident claims for many reasons. The question is: what is a valid reason for denying a claim? The insurance company could make a sound argument to support the decision, but how do you know you can trust what they say? This blog discusses valid and invalid reasons for denying Wisconsin car […]

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16 Apr

Claims for Brain Stem Injuries From Wisconsin Auto Accidents

Damage to the brain can cause long-term or even permanent health problems. This is particularly true with brain stem injuries, as an intact brain stem is vital for many essential bodily functions. While brain stem injuries can happen in many situations, one of the most common causes is car crashes. If a collision is caused […]

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14 Mar

Is It Normal to Feel Excessively Tired or Fatigued After a Wisconsin Auto Accident?

A car crash can be a scary and overwhelming experience, which is why many victims are not surprised to feel fatigued or extra sleepy. Typically, fatigue lasts a day or two and goes away. The trouble is that some victims continue to feel unusually tired or sleepy for several days or longer. This is not […]

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