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Our team in Milwaukee is honored to be representing Mahud Villalaz as he pursues further charges following an acid attack on Friday, November 1. We are committed to assisting our client with anything he may…

On Thursday, October 10th, GTW attorney, Mark Thomsen, held a press conference at Milwaukee City Hall to discuss the latest updates in Mr. Brown's case.

Whether you ride a bicycle, motorcycle, scooter, or just share the road with these riders, it is important to take basic safety precautions to protect our biker friends and neighbors. Here are our top tips for avoiding a motorcycle accident.

Sadly, unlawful discrimination is too often the answer. If you feel that you have been treated differently simply because of who you are, you are not alone. See how you can take action.

The United States is one of only eight countries that saw a rise in maternal mortality over the last decade. See how you can protect your family.

Gingras, Thomsen & Wachs Lawyers “We Can Help” program for September is sponsoring and participating in this year’s Autism Speaks Walk event on September 29th.

Some parents may have young children that are just school age and may not know what their rights are for their education. Learn what rights your family has when it comes to education below.

It’s that time of year again—kids of all ages are returning to school. Some young Wisconsinites are going to school for the first time, while others are switching schools or school districts, meeting new friends, and learning valuable life skills. As we send our kids off to school, it’s important to remember some key safety tips, check out our top tips below.

GTW Lawyers is expanding the We Can Help program and are collecting pop tabs for The Ronald McDonald House throughout the year. All four offices are collecting pop tabs, and we will donate to the Ronald McDonald Houses in each of our cities.

Medical malpractice laws exist to guarantee that patients receive competent and sufficient care. There are times where a professional may make a mistake. These mistakes can be the difference between life and death. Get our recommendations for handling a medical malpractice case below.