At Sigman Janssen Law Firm we have more than 85 years of experience fighting for Wisconsin injury victims and legal clients. Our attorneys are committed to getting the best possible results for the people we help, while also helping them understand their rights every step of the way. Don’t go it alone after an accident or dispute. Get the Game Changer! We’re ready to help you take action today—Right here. Right now.
Auto accidents can lead to serious injuries, time away from work, and expensive medical bills. That’s why our Wisconsin attorneys want to fight for the compensation you deserve.
If you suffered a personal injury in Wisconsin because of someone else’s negligence, our lawyers can help hold the responsible parties accountable.
A work injury can leave you unable to provide for your family. Let our Wisconsin workers’ compensation lawyers help you get the benefits you need.
Losing a loved one is never easy, especially if their death was the result of someone else’s negligence. Our Wisconsin wrongful death lawyers are ready to assist your family.
If a disability prevents you from returning to work, our lawyers are here to help you file a strong Social Security Disability claim or appeal.
Whether you’re going through a divorce, facing a custody battle, or experiencing another family issue, our Wisconsin lawyers are ready to provide the care and attention your case deserves.
When it comes to estate planning, you may not know where to start. A lawyer can help you feel secure about your family’s financial future.
Filing for bankruptcy can help you get a fresh financial start, and we’re here to help you determine the best course of action.
April 6, 2018
Working and Social Security Disability: Can I work when applying for Social Security Disability Benefits? The short answer: Yes, you can work part-time while waiting for a decision on your Social Security Benefits. However, there is a lot to consider while working. • One, you have to make less than Substantial Gainful Activity (SGA,) which for […]
Read More >>March 15, 2018
In Wisconsin, a law divides work injury claims into two types of classifying injuries; they are called scheduled injuries and unscheduled injuries. Whether an injury is classified as scheduled or unscheduled depends on the part of the body that is affected by the injury. Injuries to the head, neck, torso, or back are considered unscheduled […]
Read More >>November 1, 2017
Co-parenting after divorce can be stressful, and rarely more so than during the holiday season. Don’t let tension or conflict between you and your ex-spouse threaten to undo your children’s expectations of a fun and loving holiday season. Here are some helpful holiday co-parenting tips for making the best of your new situation: Plan Ahead: […]
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