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Reopening and Vacating Municipal Court Convictions

When most people think about “convictions,” they picture criminal charges. But not all convictions are criminal. A conviction for violating a municipal ordinance, such as...

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How long do I have to consider my severance package?

If an employee is terminated or laid off, an employer may offer them a severance package (or separation agreement) in exchange for a waiver of...

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What Is “FMLA”? And Can I Use It?

Introduction to FMLA Leave   As an employee in Wisconsin, your employer might offer you different types of leave from work—think PTO, vacation, sick, medical leave,...

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Do I Get Medicare on SSDI?

Do I Get Medicare on SSDI?  If you are approved for Social Security Disability (SSD) benefits, then you have already proven to the federal government...

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Think You’re Just Worn Out from Work? It Might Be a Worker’s Compensation Injury

When most people think of a work injury, they imagine a sudden accident: a fall, a machine malfunction, or something sharp that causes immediate harm....

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How to Work with the DWD to Obtain Your Personnel File

Know Your Rights, and Don’t Hesitate to Act  The Wisconsin Department of Workforce Development (DWD) has a formal complaint process to help employees enforce their...

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Don’t Let The Insurance Company Downplay Your Migraines: How to Prove Your Long-Term Disability Claim

When Migraines Become Disabling  Migraines are one of the most common neurological conditions in the world, yet they are also one of the most misunderstood....

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How to Find a Lost Life Insurance Policy — And What to Do If Your Claim Is Denied 

A Guide from HQ Law When a loved one passes away, families often face not only emotional hardship but also financial uncertainty. One of the...

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Long-Term Disability and Long COVID: Science Is Finally Catching Up

Understanding Long-Term Disability and COVID-19 Long-term disability (LTD) insurance is supposed to help when you can’t work because of an illness or injury. But for...

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