Determining Legal Liability for Damages in a Sideswipe Collision
Sideswipe collisions happen all too often on Wisconsin roads. These collisions can occur when two vehicles are traveling in the same direction or when two vehicles are traveling in the opposite direction. Even at slower speeds, a sideswipe collision can cause a driver to lose control, spin out and hit another vehicle. Common injuries include […]
Posted on behalf of James Pitz in Auto Accidents
Read MoreCan You Obtain Disability Benefits for a Crush Injury?
Many types of physical impairments may qualify for Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI) and Social Security Income (SSI). This includes crush injuries. A crush injury to the hands and fingers can cause stiffness, decreased movement, a weakened grip and an inability to bend your fingers. This can make it hard to maintain substantially gainful employment […]
Posted on behalf of Ana Burkham in Social Security
Read MoreWhat Medical Expenses Can Be Included in a Claim for Compensation?
If you were harmed in a crash, you may have suffered significant injuries that require ongoing and extensive medical treatment. Medical care can be expensive, placing a financial burden on you and your loved ones. However, you may be able to seek compensation to cover medical bills you have incurred while recovering from your injuries […]
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Read MoreHow Refusing Medical Treatment May Affect Your Car Crash Claim
It is not uncommon for car crash victims to refuse medical treatment at the scene. They may be feeling some neck or back pain and not think it is serious. However, refusing medical treatment could be reason enough for the insurance company to pay out less in compensation than you need for your claim. Our […]
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Read MoreWatching What You Say at a Social Security Disability Hearing
Disability hearings in front of an administrative law judge (ALJ) are less formal than traditional courtroom hearings. However, these hearings should be taken seriously because they determine whether or not you meet the Social Security’s definition of being disabled. What you say to the ALJ at the hearing is likely to be an important factor […]
Posted on behalf of Ana Burkham in Social Security
Read MoreCan You Obtain Disability Benefits for Long COVID?
Anyone who has had COVID-19 could potentially be diagnosed with Long COVID, regardless of the severity of your bout with the virus. Long COVID is a broad term for symptoms that continue long after the initial COVID-19 infection. However, not all people diagnosed with Long COVID or post-COVID syndrome may be eligible for Social Security […]
Posted on behalf of Ana Burkham in Social Security
Read MoreResolving a Wisconsin Car Crash Claim Through Mediation
If two parties are having trouble coming to an agreement, it is often beneficial to have a third party involved to settle the dispute. One approach for doing this is known as mediation. In a car crash claim, it may help you resolve your dispute with the insurance company regarding compensation. Below, learn more about […]
Posted on behalf of James Pitz in Auto Accidents
Read MoreCan the Insurance Company Hire a Private Investigator to Spy on You?
Insurance companies often use several tactics to devalue or deny claims. One of these tactics may be to hire a private investigator to conduct surveillance of a car accident victim. An insurer will try to use any information the investigator uncovers against you. They are looking to protect their best interests and not yours. Our […]
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Read MoreHow to Prepare for Questions Asked at a Disability Benefits Hearing
When you apply for Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI) or Supplement Security Income (SSI) benefits, the Social Security Administration (SSA), your initial application may be denied. In fact, many applicants are denied at first and their applications are not approved until they attend a hearing. To help you prepare for this hearing, we have compiled […]
Posted on behalf of Ana Burkham in Social Security
Read MoreWhat to Know About Stacking Uninsured Motorist Benefits in Wisconsin
Uninsured Motorist coverage on your auto policy provides bodily injury coverage when you are involved in an accident with another vehicle that is not insured. Your auto insurance policy has certain coverage limits. If you carry the minimum required uninsured motorist coverage ($25,000 per person and $50,000 per accident), the maximum available for any one […]
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