Workers Compensation

Wisconsin law requires employers of all sizes, with few exceptions, to maintain worker’s compensation insurance covering all of their employees. Regrettably, some employers, in order...

Two of the most common reasons why worker’s compensation claims are denied involve when and how the injury was reported. Often, the insurance company will...

One of my pet peeves practicing worker’s compensation law is the assignment of permanent partial disability (PPD) by some treating physicians and most independent medical...

Insurance companies are required to pay permanent disability benefits to an employee whose work injury has caused permanent pain, partial or complete loss of use...

Attorney William Parsons will be speaking at the Educational Conference hosted by AFSCME District Council 40. Parsons’ presentation focuses on what every employee needs to...

Attorney Aaron Halstead, Of Counsel taught at the October 2011 Worker’s Compensation Institute, held annually at the University of Madison’s School for Workers, where he...

What happens if your work injury prevents you from returning to your job? If your injury has resulted in permanent restrictions and you are unable...

With the national unemployment rate hovering above 9%, and no improvement expected any time soon, those who have been injured at work continue to be...

On June 7, 2011 Attorneys Aaron Halstead, Of Counsel, and William Parsons will speak at the Lorman Workers’ Compensation Seminar in Madison. Halstead and Parsons...