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Am I Entitled to More Money if My Employer Is “At Fault” for My Work Injury?

As discussed in a recent blog post, Wisconsin’s worker’s compensation system is essentially a no-fault system. However, there are situations when an employer will be...

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Legal Protection For Wisconsin Employees Whose Health Conditions Affect Their Work

Medical conditions complicate both personal and professional life, and can adversely affect work performance in myriad ways: You may be falling asleep at work, unable...

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Gay and Transgender* Workplace Rights in Wisconsin May Improve

U.S. Senate Passes Historic Anti-Discrimination Legislation The United States Senate recently passed a historic piece of legislation that would ban workplace discrimination against gay and...

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Employers Cannot Ask Their Employees to Provide Family Medical History

On January 13, 2014, the U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC), announced the resolution of a lawsuit it brought against a New York nursing and...

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Wisconsin Supreme Court to Hear Appeal of Donning and Doffing Case – Weissman et al., v. Tyson Foods, Inc.

Summary At issue in this class action is whether donning and doffing of protective equipment by employees must be compensated by an employer. Wisconsin Court of...

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Is Your Workers Comp Insurance Company Paying You the Correct Weekly Benefit?

If you are receiving Wisconsin worker’s compensation benefits, you may want to verify you are getting the correct amount. By learning how Wisconsin worker’s compensation...

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Five Ways to Screw Up Your Long Term Disability Insurance Appeal

As an attorney who regularly represents individuals with long term disability insurance claims, I am passionate about securing these benefits for my clients. Fighting long...

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The Clock is Ticking on Your ERISA Disability Benefits Claim, Supreme Court Rules

An insurance company’s initial denial of short or long term disability insurance benefits isn’t the final word. If an insurer determines you are ineligible for...

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Madison Prohibits Discrimination Against Unemployed Job Applicants

We recently addressed some negative changes occurring to Wisconsin’s unemployment insurance laws and the dire consequences they will bring for many unskilled or impoverished workers....

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