Wisconsin and Minnesota are seeing a decline in workers’ compensation claims. Workplace injuries can be devastating. Injured workers suffer the same pain and disruption to their lives as with any other type of injury. Additionally, in Wisconsin, even when workers compensation benefits are appropriately and timely paid, most injured employees who cannot work must survive […]
This blog is a reaction to the article: “What’s Next For The Health Insurance Landscape In Wisconsin?” by Donna Friedsam, UW Population Health Institute I have often said that if we had true universal health coverage, I probably would not have a job representing injured people. A great number of the people who walk in my […]
If you have been in an accident or suffered a work injury in Wisconsin, you should expect that an insurance agent will be calling or dropping by unannounced to take your recorded statement. If the agent has caught you off guard, do not be afraid to politely explain that it is not a good time […]
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