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Do Grandparents Have Visitation Rights In Wisconsin?

In many families, grandparents play a significant role in raising children. Additionally, if a child’s parent or parents are largely absent, grandparents may even find...

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An Overview of Overuse & Repetitive Motion Workers Compensation Injuries

Have you suffered an injury at work, but you cannot pinpoint the exact time the injury took place? Perhaps you needed a knee, hip, or...

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Garrity Rights: A Public Employee’s Right Against Self-Incrimination During Employment Investigations

As union representation of public employees erodes in Wisconsin, it becomes even more imperative that public employees understand their workplace rights. This is especially true...

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Pain and Social Security Disability: Proving the Existence of Chronic Pain

On February 20, 2015, the United States Court of Appeals for the Seventh Circuit issued an order further clarifying how Social Security’s Administrative Law Judges...

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MORE WORKER PROTECTIONS UNDER FIRE: WISCONSIN ASSEMBLY BILL SEEKS TO AXE PREVAILING WAGES IN WISCONSIN

It is a difficult time for Wisconsin workers, between Governor Walker’s 2015 state budget proposal and the Wisconsin Legislature’s introduction of a fast-tracked right-to-work law....

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How Depression & Anxiety Disability Claims Work

While depression and anxiety are unique mental health conditions, they often occur simultaneously in individuals. When a depression and/or anxiety condition is so severe it...

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Important Tips For Your Long-Term Disability Claim If You Cannot Work Due To Chronic Pain & The Side Effects Of Your Pain Medications

Our firm specializes in representing individuals who have been denied short or long term disability insurance (STDI or LTDI) benefits. Some of these individuals have...

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Workers comp claim denied while you are still healing? Take 3 critical steps.

If your workers compensation claim has been denied, you probably had an “independent medical examination.” This is an appointment with a doctor paid for by...

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Changes to Rules of Conduct May Subject Wisconsin Nurses to Additional Discipline by Board of Nursing

On August 1, 2014, the Department of Safety and Professional Services enacted several changes to the regulations which govern licensing and Rules of Conduct for...

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