Hit by Drunk Driver in Madison WI? Know your Rights It is not unusual, in Madison or any other part of Wisconsin, for people to unwind in the evening or the weekend with a beer or other alcoholic beverage. The problem, of course, comes when someone drinks and then gets into a car. According to the Wisconsin Department of Transportation, driving under the influence of alcohol remains the greatest controllable factor contributing to crashes in the state. Alcohol-Related Accidents in Wisconsin Wisconsin’s...

Drowning Accidents – stay safe to avoid Personal Injury Madison, Wisconsin is home to no fewer than five lakes residents and visitors enjoy during the summer months. While you can enjoy them for boating, swimming, or fishing, you need to be aware of the dangers they can represent. Understanding the risks and dangers you face can go a long way toward keeping you safe in the water and avoiding personal injury. It’s More Common Than You Think: On average, about ten people die every...

Personal Injury Lawyer In Madison, WI Shares Important Items To Keep In Your Car Wisconsin is known for its harsh winters and unpredictable weather, but it’s also a popular state in which to vacation. Tourists crisscross the state all year round and most of them visit by car. The combination of weather, lots of drivers on the road, and plain, old bad luck make car accidents and breakdowns inevitable. That’s where emergency car kits become important. While we typically associate...

Madison Car Accident Attorneys Help Explain Low-Impact Collision Dangers Although high-speed car accidents garner the most media attention, low speed collisions are actually much more common. Low speed collisions occur under 15 miles per hour, leave no skid marks, and cause only minor property damage. That doesn’t mean they are any less dangerous. Any car accident, no matter at what speed it occurred, can result in injuries, property damage, and emotional distress.  Low-impact...

Personal Injury Compensation – what can you ask for? If you’re considering suing due to a personal injury, you need to be aware of the types of compensation you may be eligible for. There are two main types of damages that you may ask for, but be aware that Wisconsin is a contributory negligence state, which means your financial award may be lower than expected depending on your action or inaction when you were injured. It’s essential that you have a skilled lawyer on your...