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Month: March 2018

Reasons Police May Want to Question an Innocent Person in Wisconsin

Should you answer questions from the Police?  Exercise Caution! A few questions may seem like a minor thing, but when it’s the police doing the questioning, you need to be careful about how you act and what you say. You may think the conversation is nothing, but there could be ulterior motives at play. Witness or Suspect It’s possible that the police are questioning you because they think you can give them a little extra information about something that happened. Maybe...

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Documenting Expenses in Personal Injury Claims

Injured in an Accident? Be sure to document your expenses Accidents are traumatic, and insurance companies and medical professionals are trained to treat you very gently in the aftermath. However, while it is important for you to take time to recover, you or someone you trust should be careful to document all aspects of the accident, from damage to lingering medical issues. Without documentation, you could find that your accident leaves a lasting mark on not only you, but your finances Why...

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What is drug paraphernalia? What is possession of drug paraphernalia?

Charged with Possession of Drug Paraphernalia in Wisconsin? In Wisconsin, possession of drug paraphernalia carries significant penalties. Possession can bring a fine of $500 and a jail term up to 30 days, with a drug conviction that stays on your record for years. And if you are convicted of possession of drug paraphernalia with regard to methamphetamine, you are facing felony charges with up to six years in prison and a fine up to $10,000.00. But it may not be clear to everyone what constitutes...

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Arrested on Suspicion of Domestic Battery in Wisconsin? Here's What to Do Next

What should you do if you’re charged with Domestic Battery in Wisconsin? In Wisconsin, domestic battery includes any intentional infliction of physical harm on a spouse, ex-spouse, parent, or anyone with whom you are living. And that harm can consist of any physical act, injury, sexual assault, or illness. Wisconsin treats these allegations seriously. If you are arrested on suspicion of domestic battery, you need to proceed carefully from there. If you react rashly, you can find...

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Driveway Accidents: Who's Liable When Kids Get Injured?

Backover Accidents in your Driveway – who’s responsible? Car accidents do not just occur on the highway. Unfortunately, many accidents happen in driveways–and typically include small children. Backover accidents kill thousands of small children every year in the United States, when drivers fail to see a child near a car before they start moving. But liability can depend on a number of factors. Depending on the circumstances, the driver, the homeowner, or even the vehicle...

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