News + Articles About Personal Injury

Thinking about suing your landlord? In Wisconsin, there are variety of ways you can fight back regarding damages, payments, personal injury and more.

Tragically, children are injured or killed every day as the result of vehicle accidents in private driveways. While vehicle drivers are presumed to be at fault in most cases, the property owner and/or vehicle manufacturer may also have some legal responsibility.

Have you been involved in a personal injury accident in Wisconsin? Learn more about the rules and regulations regarding the timeline of filing an injury lawsuit.

June is National Safety Month. As the weather gets warmer, bicyclists are taking to the roads, sidewalks, and trails. Proper bike safety starts with knowing the rules and regulations for your area in Wisconsin.

Madison referee, Pat Anderson, has teamed up with GCW Attorney, Robert Gingras, to file legal action against Jamal and J'shon Mosley. The two allegedly attacked Anderson after a UW-Rock Valley men's basketball game by punching and kicking him and demanding respect.

With the Super Bowl just days away, football has been on almost everyone’s mind.  Recently, one cannot think of football without thinking about one thing: concussions.  Concussions have been a hot topic the past few…

This article is written in an attempt to debunk the adjusters’ posturing, provide suggestions for successfully pursuing UIM claims and hopefully contribute to the debate as to how best to prosecute UIM claims for our clients.

A California jury has ordered Johnson and Johnson to pay $417 million in damages to a woman who developed ovarian cancer after using the brand’s baby powder. This most recent award is the largest in…

When most people get behind the wheel of a car, they instinctively reach for the seatbelt and secure it without a second thought. After decades of safety testing and industry assurance, drivers have accepted that…

The bill announced today by Sen. Van Wanggaard, R-Racine, and Reps. Dana Wachs, D-Eau Claire, Ron Tusler, R-Harrison, and Shannon Zimmerman, R-River Falls, would prohibit drivers from using an electronic device to “enter, transmit or access…