Entries by Patrick J. Schott
Careless or Distracted Driving Accident Laws in Wisconsin: Reaction Time In An Accident
April is National Distracted Driving Awareness month, which is an issue we understand to be extremely important as a personal injury attorney representing those injured in harmful accidents.
Well-Known Wisconsin Worker’s Compensation Attorney Robert Menard Facing Criminal Charges
The Milwaukee County District Attorney’s Office recently filed a multi-page criminal complaint against Milwaukee attorney, Robert Menard who may have handled worker’s compensation and personal injury cases.
Why Medical Records are Important After You’re Injured in a Vehicle Accident
If you are injured in a car, truck or motorcycle accident, one of the most important things to do is to seek prompt medical attention.
Guide to Medical Insurance Questions for Recent Car Accident Victims
If you are injured in a car accident, you may find yourself dealing with medical appointments, undergoing tests and other treatment procedures for your injuries. This can be worrisome for Wisconsin-personal-injury-case.jpganyone, especially if you don’t know what to expect or how to prepare for your appointments.
Understanding Snowmobile or All-Terrain Vehicle Accident Injury Claims
Driving or riding on all-terrain vehicles is a popular year-round activity for many Wisconsin residents and vacationers.
Understanding the Risks: Pros & Cons of Talking Directly to an Insurance Adjuster After an Accident
After an automobile, truck, motorcycle or ATV accident, you may be surprised at how quickly you are contacted by an insurance adjuster or claims examiner. While procedures vary among insurance companies, it’s not unusual to be contacted while you are still in the hospital or while you are still being treated.
When Do I Get Reimbursed After a Car Accident?
Reimbursement of expenses after an accident can often cause trouble for clients of ours. Expenses are incurred almost immediately after a truck accident, car accident, dog bite, and any type of personal injury accident in Wisconsin.
Social Media After An Accident The Do’s and Don’ts
You may have a desire to disclose the facts of your accident or information about the damages that you have incurred on social media platforms following your accident, however there are several ways this could impact your case.
What is Contributory Negligence?
Even when a person is making a claim, at times, the person that is making the claim will also be partially at fault for the accident. That in legal terms is contributory negligence.