Workers Compensation

One of the most frequent questions we hear from clients is how a work injury impacts their ongoing employment status. When you suffer a work...

If you are injured at work and your doctor assigns a permanent partial disability (PPD) rating, the worker’s compensation carrier has a responsibility to pay...

If you are injured at work and this injury permanently prevents you from earning as much as you did prior to the injury, you have...

Many public employees perform difficult, even dangerous, work in the service of their communities. Police officers, CNAs, highway workers, firefighters, corrections employees, bus drivers, teachers,...

If you are injured at work in Wisconsin, you have a number of rights. The following list provides answers to 20 questions that every Wisconsin...

More often than not, worker’s compensation claims settle without the need for a formal hearing. When a case settles, it’s important to understand what claims...

So, you were injured at work and now your employer’s worker’s compensation carrier wants you to meet with their so-called “independent” doctor. What should you...

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...