Camp Randall Stadium can make the surrounding streets much busier, especially during football games and major events. Pedestrians and cyclists must navigate heavy traffic, crowded sidewalks, buses, and drivers searching for parking. Large crowds, sudden turns, and unfamiliar motorists can increase the risk of pedestrian and bicycle accidents. If a driver injures you while walking […]
Read more...Truck accidents can be more complicated than typical car accidents in Wisconsin. Commercial trucking companies and drivers are subject to federal safety regulations, several parties may share responsibility for a crash, and important electronic evidence can disappear if it is not preserved quickly. These differences can make it especially important to work with an attorney […]
Read more...Liability for an Uber or Lyft accident in Wisconsin depends on who caused the crash and what the rideshare driver was doing at the time. The responsible party may be the rideshare driver, another motorist, or multiple drivers. The rideshare driver’s app status can also determine which insurance coverage applies. Who Can Be Liable for […]
Read more...Back-to-school season changes the rhythm of Madison’s streets almost overnight. School buses return to their routes, students walk and bike to class, and thousands of UW–Madison students arrive on campus. Morning commutes that felt routine during the summer can suddenly become much busier. A little extra patience can go a long way. Whether you are […]
Read more...Pedestrians in Madison, Wisconsin, generally have the right-of-way when crossing within a marked or unmarked crosswalk where traffic is not controlled by signals or a traffic officer. However, that right is not absolute. Pedestrians cannot suddenly enter the path of a vehicle that is too close for the driver to yield. At controlled intersections, pedestrians […]
Read more...If you share fault for an accident in Wisconsin, your compensation may be reduced or barred depending on your percentage of responsibility. Wisconsin follows a modified comparative fault system that considers the actions of everyone who contributed to the accident. Being partially at fault does not automatically prevent you from recovering compensation. Instead, your percentage […]
Read more...You don’t necessarily need a lawyer before talking to the other driver’s insurance company after a car accident in Madison, Wisconsin. However, speaking with an attorney first can help you avoid saying or doing something that could hurt your claim. The insurance company represents its own interests and those of its policyholder, not yours. Why […]
Read more...A catastrophic injury is a severe injury that causes long-term or permanent effects on a person’s health, independence, or ability to work. In a Wisconsin personal injury case, the term generally describes the lasting consequences of an injury rather than a specific medical diagnosis. These injuries often require extensive medical treatment and can result in […]
Read more...Eisenberg Law Offices, S.C. is proud to announce that founding attorney Stephen J. Eisenberg has been recognized in the 2027 (33rd) edition of The Best Lawyers in America. Mr. Eisenberg was honored for his work in two practice areas: Criminal Defense: General Practice and Personal Injury Litigation – Plaintiffs. The 2027 edition was publicly released […]
Read more...After suffering an injury because of someone else’s negligence, you may expect a personal injury lawyer to accept your case and immediately begin pursuing compensation. However, attorneys must evaluate potential claims carefully before agreeing to provide representation. A personal injury lawyer in Madison may decline a case for several reasons, even when an individual has […]
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