Can I File a Lawsuit for More Than the Value of a Drivers’ Insurance Policy?
If you are injured in a crash, you may be eligible to make a claim against the driver responsible for the accident and any resulting injuries and damages. This is because Wisconsin follows a traditional fault-based system. In an ideal situation, this would mean getting fully compensated for all your losses. The trouble is, sometimes […]
Read MoreOptions for Drivers When Insurance Companies Will Not Settle a Claim
After a car accident, many injured drivers are often left confused and uncertain about what to do next. This concern is heightened when the insurance company is not willing to settle a claim. You may be wondering why this happens and whether you may still be eligible to obtain compensation to help cover your medical […]
Read MoreIs The Driver Always Liable for Hitting a Pedestrian?
Drivers are expected to always watch for and be extra cautious around pedestrians. Because of this, when a pedestrian is hit by a car, the general assumption is that the driver is to blame for the accident. That is not always true. Pedestrians should never assume that a driver sees them. There are some situations […]
Read MoreDo I Have a Claim in a No-Contact Car Accident?
When most people think of a car accident, they picture a collision between two vehicles. However, sometimes a crash can happen without one vehicle touching another. These are known as no-contact car accidents, in which only one vehicle or driver is damaged or injured. Filing an insurance claim for damages in these cases can be […]
Read MoreCan I Pursue Compensation After a Car Accident on Private Property?
When a crash happens on private property, it can be challenging to determine who is liable for damages. There are often different rules that apply to crashes on private property compared to public property. Fortunately, you may still be eligible to pursue compensation for any losses you have endured. Below, our Oshkosh car accident lawyers […]
Read MoreLiability for Injuries Caused by Failure to Yield Car Accidents
All drivers have a duty to obey the rules of the road to prevent harm to themselves and others. This includes yielding to other drivers and pedestrians in certain situations. Failure to yield the right of way as required by law can cause a serious car accident and potentially lead to liability for any resulting […]
Read MoreHow Can I Be Compensated If Injured by a Hit-and-Run Driver?
In most car accident cases, you would file a claim against the at-fault driver’s insurance company. However, when involved in a hit-and-run accident, you may be unable to identify the other driver involved because he or she fled the scene. The police may never be able to locate the other driver. This can leave you […]
Read MoreWhat to Avoid Saying Immediately After a Car Accident
A car accident can leave you feeling shaken and confused. You may speak without thinking or end up saying things that potentially have a greater impact than you realize. What is said immediately afterward at the scene of the crash could hurt your chances at pursuing favorable compensation for your injuries. The Green Bay car […]
Read MoreThe Importance of Receiving Medical Care Following a Car Accident
Getting into a car accident can be an overwhelming, confusing and stressful experience. He or she may be unsure about what to do next. However, one of the most important things that car accident victims can do is receive medical care as soon as possible. Certain injuries may remain hidden and not become apparent for […]
Read MoreCan Not Wearing a Seat Belt Affect Your Car Crash Claim?
In Wisconsin, all drivers and most passengers must wear seat belts. Wearing a seat belt routinely and properly is one of the most effective ways to help prevent serious injury in a car accident. But what happens when you become injured in a crash while not wearing a seat belt? Find out how failing to […]
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