by Jake Feltham | Oct 3, 2018 | Workers Compensation
Worker’s Compensation Protects Workers with Preexisting Conditions One of the biggest myths regarding Wisconsin worker’s compensation is that you shouldn’t file a claim if you have a preexisting condition. Some people – coworkers, bosses, even doctors – tell injured... by Brandon Jubelirer | Sep 28, 2018 | Brandon Jubelirer, Workers Compensation
Non-Traumatic Mental Injuries Under Wisconsin Worker’s Compensation Under the Wisconsin Worker’s Compensation Act, “non-traumatic” mental injuries arising from extraordinary work stress are compensable. A non-traumatic mental injury is a psychological injury that a... by Brandon Jubelirer | Aug 31, 2018 | Brandon Jubelirer, Workers Compensation
The State of Opioids in America It has become increasingly difficult to overlook the growing national conversation concerning the use of opioid drugs and the dire effects they have had on not only average people, but the American economy as a whole. The CDC estimates... 
by Luke Kingree | Jul 30, 2018 | Luke Kingree, Workers Compensation
Has Gallagher Bassett Denied Your Workers Comp Claim? You’re Not Alone Many people do not know when their employer is self-insured for worker’s compensation benefits. Under Wisconsin’s worker’s compensation law, large employers who meet certain asset requirements can... 
by Brandon Jubelirer | May 30, 2018 | Brandon Jubelirer, Workers Compensation
Child Support Agencies May Directly Intervene in a Wisconsin Worker’s Compensation Claim Workers injured on the job in Wisconsin are typically eligible to receive worker’s compensation benefits, which includes wage replacement and disability income, as well as... 
by Luke Kingree | May 9, 2018 | Luke Kingree, Workers Compensation
Worker’s Compensation for Back and Neck Injuries in Wisconsin Back and neck injuries can be debilitating. Your spine carries the weight of your body, and also protects the nerves that power everything you do. From numbness, tingling and pain in your arms and legs, to...