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Understanding Your Rights When the Other Parent Violates Visitation Orders
in Family & Divorce LawIf you and your child’s other parent are subject to a court-ordered placement schedule or parenting plan, you should be able to trust that the terms of the visitation orders will be honored.
Is My Job Related Injury Covered by Worker’s Compensation or Personal Injury Laws? Sometimes, the Answers is “Both.”
in Worker's CompensationIf you were injured in the course of your employment in Wisconsin, you may be entitled to compensation under worker’s compensation laws for your medical bills, prescription medications, parts of your lost wages, and other expenses related to your injury.
Well-Known Wisconsin Worker’s Compensation Attorney Robert Menard Facing Criminal Charges
in News, Worker's CompensationThe Milwaukee County District Attorney’s Office recently filed a multi-page criminal complaint against Milwaukee attorney, Robert Menard who may have handled worker’s compensation and personal injury cases.
I’m in the Trades and was Injured on the Job. What Are My Rights?
in Worker's CompensationWhen you work as a plumber, electrician, roofer, mechanic, welder, or another career in the trades, you are at a higher risk of becoming injured while at work.
Legal Custody and Primary, Shared, or Split Placement: Understanding the Differences
in Family & Divorce LawIf you and your child’s other parent no longer live together but you both want to be involved in your child’s life and cannot agree on how that should occur, you may need to petition the court for a ruling on legal custody and physical placement.
Facing Divorce When One Spouse Doesn’t Work
in Family & Divorce LawEnding a marriage is never easy. That can be especially true when there is a significant disparity in earnings or when one spouse is unemployed at the time the divorce is filed.
Serious Worker’s Compensation Injury: A Different Business is at Fault. What Do I Do First?
in Worker's CompensationIf you were injured while on the job, Wisconsin worker’s compensation laws provide some important protection.
Work Injury Because of Faulty Equipment? What You Should Know
in Worker's CompensationUnder Wisconsin’s worker’s compensation law, injured workers are generally limited to recovering under their employer’s worker’s compensation insurance.
Truck Driver Injured on the Road? How You Could Qualify for More than Just Workman’s Compensation
in Worker's CompensationIf you are an over-the-road trucker, driving for a living, your odds of being injured on the job are significantly higher than the odds of a desk-bound employee getting hurt at work.
I Was Hurt on the Job but I Wasn’t on Business Property. Do I Qualify for Workman’s Compensation?
in Worker's CompensationMost employers in Wisconsin are subject to the state’s worker’s compensation law. This means when a worker is injured in the course of employment, worker’s compensation coverage pays for things like medical care, partial lost wages, and permanent losses of bodily functions and movements.