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Car Accident Questions | Insurance Company Questions

Written by Steve Eisenberg on December 2, 2020. Posted in Blog, Personal Injury.

Expect These Questions From Your Insurance Company After A Car Accident Your insurance company will be one of the first calls you make after a car accident. Once you’re assured that everyone is okay and has received medical treatment, your next thoughts will likely turn to insurance coverage. Although you pay premiums to retain auto insurance coverage, that does not guarantee you will receive a financial payout equivalent to your needs after an auto accident. The reality is, insurance...

How You Can Defend Against a Drug Possession Charge

Written by Mark Eisenberg on November 18, 2020. Posted in Blog, Criminal Defense.

Are you facing Drug Possession Charges in Wisconsin? Drug charges are serious, and you don’t want to be held responsible for drugs that weren’t yours, especially if you didn’t even realize they were around. Finding out that someone has stashed drugs on you purposefully but without your knowledge, or finding out when you borrowed someone’s car that they had left some drugs inside, can be nerve-wracking. All is not lost, however; you have a number of defenses available...

Winter’s Around the Corner — Here’s How to Stay Safe on the Road

Written by Steve Eisenberg on November 16, 2020. Posted in Blog, Personal Injury.

Follow these safety tips when you drive this Winter It’s hard to believe, but winter is almost here again. That means it’s time to review how to drive safely during the colder months, and this year it’s especially important to pay attention because so many people have done so little driving for so long. Even those who have had to travel daily for essential work may find the conditions different enough that winter driving becomes more difficult. Here are some reminders for...

Zero Tolerance for Underage DUI in Wisconsin

Written by Mark Eisenberg on November 13, 2020. Posted in Blog, Criminal Defense.

Charged with an Underage DUI in Wisconsin? What you should know. You know drinking under the age of 21 is illegal. Different states prosecute this in different ways. Wisconsin applies a zero tolerance standard for underage drinking and driving. If you or your child is between ages 15 and 20 and caught driving with any alcohol in his or her system, the consequences are both immediate and severe. You will want to talk to an attorney right away to help protect your legal rights. Defining...

Dealing With An Arrest Warrant in Wisconsin

Written by Mark Eisenberg on November 11, 2020. Posted in Blog, Criminal Defense.

If you are facing an Arrest Warrant in Wisconsin, get experienced help! Sometimes you can find yourself in legal trouble without even knowing it. If you have an outstanding arrest warrant, you may not know about it until the police have picked you up. Before you know it, you are facing questioning and sometimes charged with a crime. If you find yourself dealing with an arrest warrant in Wisconsin, you need an experienced defense lawyer right away. What Is an Arrest Warrant? In Wisconsin,...