When you are hurt at work in Wisconsin, you have the right to apply for workers’ compensation insurance in most situations. Workers’ comp pays essential benefits to employees with work-related injuries and ...
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Wisconsin Governor Evers signed the 2021 Wisconsin Act 232 into law in April 2022. This law substantially changed the state’s workers’ compensation rules, particularly permanent partial disability (PPD) cal...
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Workers’ compensation in Wisconsin offers essential benefits if you are sidelined with a work-related injury or illness. You may be eligible for benefits for medical expenses and income to offset what you los...
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Seeing a medical professional as soon as possible is one of the initial steps people take after a workplace injury. After all, it is critical to obtain proper medical treatments to ensure a rapid and complete r...
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Temperatures drop sharply in January and February in Wisconsin, leading to slippery surfaces. You can avoid slip and fall accidents at your workplace by taking some precautions. While your employer also has a d...
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You were walking in the warehouse at work and slipped in grease spots. As a result, you sprained your ankle and back and can’t work for a month. Should you hire a workers’ compensation attorney to file a cl...
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You are working in the office in Milwaukee on Tuesday. You slip and go head over heels. As a result, you injure your back, neck, and hands. Suddenly, you cannot work for weeks. What will you do? Your Milwauk...
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So, you were injured on the job. You may be able to go back to work if you have a light-duty assignment and medical work restrictions. But, what should you do if your employer violates your work restrictions? A...
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Were you injured on the job? You may need to file a Wisconsin worker's compensation claim with your employer’s insurance company. Insurance adjusters serve their employer’s interests. Your needs and concern...
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Workplace injuries can happen to anyone in any industry. The US Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) reports 2.9 million nonfatal on-the-job illnesses and injuries in 2016 alone. If you are injured in a workplace, ...
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