Do 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 […]
Posted on behalf of James Pitz in Auto Accidents
Read MoreWill My Employer Hold My Job While on Worker’s Comp?
If you are injured at work and receiving worker’s compensation benefits, it can be comforting to know that you are being cared for while unable to work. However, you may be wondering what happens once you can return to work. Will your job still be there? Can you be terminated while on worker’s comp? Our […]
Posted on behalf of Sigman, Janssen, Sewall, Pitz & Burkham in Workers Compensation
Read MoreCan Early Retirement Impact Eligibility for Social Security Disability Benefits?
If you work in your 60s and can no longer continue working for health-related reasons, you may be thinking about retiring early and filing for Social Security retirement benefits. Would this be the best route to take or should you consider applying for Social Security disability benefits instead? Sigman Janssen further explain early retirement and […]
Posted on behalf of Ana Burkham in Social Security
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 […]
Posted on behalf of James Pitz in Auto Accidents
Read MoreHow the Coronavirus Pandemic is Impacting Social Security Hearings and Appeals
The Social Security Administration (SSA) has made significant changes to its operations and policies due to the coronavirus pandemic. Since March 17, 2020, Social Security field offices and hearing offices nationwide have been closed for face-to-face-services. They will remain closed until further notice. Many applicants are left wondering how Social Security cases are being impacted […]
Posted on behalf of Ana Burkham in Social Security
Read MoreChoosing a Doctor in a Wisconsin Worker’s Compensation Claim
Wisconsin worker’s compensation insurance helps cover any reasonable and necessary medical care to treat a work-related injury or illness. Injured employees have certain rights, including the right to choose their own doctor. However, some limitations do exist when choosing a doctor who will properly treat you and advocate on your behalf in a worker’s compensation […]
Posted on behalf of Sigman, Janssen, Sewall, Pitz & Burkham in Workers Compensation
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 […]
Posted on behalf of James Pitz in Auto Accidents
Read MoreDoes Wisconsin Provide Worker’s Compensation Benefits for COVID-19?
The short answer is yes. However, as with all work-related injuries, there are eligibility requirements that must first be met. The attorneys at Sigman & Janssen are prepared to help workers who contracted COVID-19 on the job. If you meet the requirements as defined under the new COVID-19 law, Wisconsin Act 185, we welcome the […]
Posted on behalf of Sigman, Janssen, Sewall, Pitz & Burkham in Workers Compensation
Read MoreCan I Receive Back Pay After Being Approved for SSDI or SSI Benefits?
Once you are approved for Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI) or Supplemental Security Income (SSI), you may be owed more than your monthly disability benefit. Back pay is compensation for the months between the filing of your application and the date your application was approved. The amount you may receive will depend on several factors, […]
Posted on behalf of Ana Burkham in Social Security
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 […]
Posted on behalf of James Pitz in Auto Accidents
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