Month: August 2018
Possession of Child Pornography is worth fighting if you have a case
A charge of possession of child pornography in Wisconsin is cause for alarm for anyone, but especially for those who claim they had nothing to do with the images despite an apparent connection. The ability to essentially contaminate a computer, or even an internet connection search history, is not a myth, and it takes a lot of investigating and legal wrangling to reach the truth.
Charges and Punishments
If convicted...
Will My Personal Injury Case Go to Trial?
Written by Steve Eisenberg on . Posted in Blog, Personal Injury.
Most personal injury cases are settled before trial
The news often carries stories of personal injury lawsuits that end up in lengthy court battles. That can make potential plaintiffs wonder if their cases will end up with similar courtroom-based fates. In reality, not every case makes it to court because a large number of cases are settled before any courtroom action is possible. Many defendants offer settlements, which plaintiffs can choose to accept or decline. When to agree to a settlement...
Understanding the Risks of Synthetic Marijuana Use in Wisconsin
Written by Mark Eisenberg on . Posted in Blog, Criminal Defense.
Using synthetic marijuana can result in drug charges
Today a large volume of advertising promotes the potential positive effects of marijuana. While these may or may not have merit, people who have their guard down about marijuana may be in danger when it comes to different kinds of synthetic marijuana available. These substances come in different forms, but all of them are illegal to sell, use, or possess. If you have synthetic marijuana in Wisconsin, you risk drug charges and prison time.
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Misdemeanor Theft Charge in Wisconsin: What happens next?
Written by Mark Eisenberg on . Posted in Blog, Criminal Defense.
Get help from a criminal defense attorney if you’ve been arrested for misdemeanor theft
A charge of misdemeanor theft in Wisconsin applies any time you are accused of taking something of value from another person without intending to return it. If you are served with a summons and arrested on these charges, things start to move fast. You will want to hire an attorney right away, before the process starts moving in earnest toward a trial.
1. The Court Commissioner Sets Your...
Protecting Your Health Insurance Rights in Wisconsin
Written by Steve Eisenberg on . Posted in Blog, Personal Injury.
Get help with your medical bills after a personal injury
If you are in an accident in Wisconsin, one worry you face comes in the form of growing medical bills. In many cases, the hospital will not immediately bill your insurance company, leaving you looking at numbers that seem terrifying. Fortunately, you can find help with your personal injury medical bills. We work regularly with hospitals and insurers to help our injured clients find peace of mind.
Medical Bills After an Accident
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