Month: March 2016

Injury Lawyers In Madison Protect Nursing Home Abuse Victims

Written by Steve Eisenberg on March 3, 2016. Posted in Blog, Personal Injury.

Injury Lawyers In Madison Protect Nursing Home Abuse Victims Injury lawyers in Madison stand up for the rights of abused or neglected elders who live in nursing homes. If you have a loved one in the care of a nursing home, it is of critical importance that you watch carefully for signs of abuse or neglect, and if you see those signs, to act immediately to protect your elder. What To Watch For: Emergency or Urgent Care Visits – Obviously, elderly patients are likely to have genuine health...

Madison Law Firms Explain Search Rights

Written by Mark Eisenberg on March 2, 2016. Posted in Blog, Criminal Defense.

Can They Really Use That Search Evidence Against You? Madison Law Firms Explain Your Rights Madison law firms that practice criminal defense encounter many situations where evidence seized in a police search may look bad, but it is not necessarily admissible in court. It’s hard to keep your head when the police search you, your car, or your home, and they discover something that looks incriminating. The law requires law enforcement to have Probable Cause or a warrant to search you and your...

Drunk Driving Laws | Car Accident Attorneys Madison, WI

Written by Mark Eisenberg on March 2, 2016. Posted in Blog, Criminal Defense, Personal Injury.

Are The New Drunk Driving Laws Tough Enough? Car Accident Attorneys Madison, WI Can Help Car accident attorneys in Madison, Wisconsin are among the busiest in the nation, due to Wisconsin’s high rate of drunk driving. In fact, Wisconsin has the highest rate of drunk driving in the nation, and nearly half of all fatal car accidents here are alcohol-related. Tougher Penalties Coming In January 2016, the Wisconsin Senate passed a new measure that will provide tougher penalties for drunk...

Johnson & Johnson Ordered to Pay $72 Million in Ovarian Cancer Lawsuit

Written by Steve Eisenberg on March 1, 2016. Posted in Blog, Personal Injury.

Our Madison WI attorneys carefully monitor the news so that we can warn the community of any product liability concerns. A St. Louis jury ruled this week that Johnson & Johnson must pay $72 million to the family of a women that died from ovarian cancer. The family of Jacqueline Fox, the woman who lost her battle with ovarian cancer late last year, will receive $10 million in damages and an additional $62 million in punitive damages. In the case, the plaintiff alleged that her 35-year...