Uber and Lyft provide convenient transportation throughout Wisconsin. Passengers expect that the person behind the wheel is a safe and responsible driver. Unfortunately, not everyone who applies to drive for a rideshare company has a spotless driving history. A person with a bad driving record may still qualify to drive for Uber or Lyft in […]
Read more...The driver whose negligence caused the accident is generally at fault for a car crash on icy roads in Wisconsin. Snow, ice, and freezing temperatures do not automatically excuse drivers from liability. Wisconsin law requires motorists to adjust their driving to account for hazardous road conditions. If you were injured in a winter weather accident, […]
Read more...Hitting a deer in Wisconsin is typically covered by comprehensive insurance, not liability insurance. However, comprehensive coverage is optional in Wisconsin, meaning many drivers discover they lack protection only after an accident. This distinction is particularly important in Dane, Columbia, and Sauk Counties, where rural highways, wooded areas, and seasonal deer movement create collision risks. […]
Read more...There is no reliable average wrongful death settlement in Wisconsin. Every case involves different financial losses, family circumstances, insurance coverage, and evidence, so settlement amounts can vary significantly. A wrongful death claim may seek compensation for both financial and personal losses caused by a loved one’s death. Wisconsin law also places limits on certain types […]
Read more...From Badger football games to regular tourism events, there is always something fun going on in Madison, WI. However, an influx of visitors and traffic can also increase the risk of accidents. Unfortunately, some locations are much more likely to see accidents than others. Keep reading below to learn more about the most common locations […]
Read more...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 […]
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