Personal Injury
What Are The Top 10 Disabilities?
According to the U.S. Centers for Disease Control, nearly 29% of Americans report that they have a disability. These disabilities can cause significant physical, mental, and financial hardships. They may also present challenges to family members who must care for the disabled person. Defining Disability There is no easy way [...]
The Most Common Causes of Slip and Fall Accidents (And How to Avoid Them)
The Most Common Causes of Slip and Fall Accidents (And How to Avoid Them) Understanding the most common causes of slip and fall accidents and proving liability can empower you to navigate the legal process more effectively. These incidents can have a significant impact on your life, both physically and [...]
How are Damages Calculated in Personal Injury Cases?
How are Damages Calculated in Personal Injury Cases? Just like navigating a treacherous road, personal injury cases can be complex and filled with uncertainty. While understanding the intricacies of the legal process can empower you to move forward, the concept of damages in these cases can be particularly confusing. What [...]
What to Expect for Your Personal Injury Court Case
What to Expect for Your Personal Injury Court Case Personal injury cases stemming from accidents, negligence or intentional harm, can significantly disrupt a person's life. These legal battles often involve intricate legal procedures and can be emotionally and financially draining for those involved. Understanding the key aspects of personal injury [...]
Proving Liability in Weather-Related Accidents
Proving Liability in Weather-Related Accidents Weather can wreak havoc on our roads, transforming ordinary commutes into treacherous journeys. When accidents occur amidst snowstorms, torrential rain or blinding fog, determining fault can become a complex legal challenge. In What Type of Weather Do Most Collisions Occur? While all types of adverse [...]
6 Facts About Wisconsin Personal Injury Law | Eisenberg Law
Personal injury law centers around negligent or reckless behavior and the injuries that result from those behaviors. Unfortunately, cases are not as straightforward as many Wisconsin residents expect. Simply being injured is not enough to make a personal injury claim. To successfully settle a personal injury claim, the element of negligence must be proven and there must be a proven connection between the negligent action and the resulting injury. This is just one fact about Wisconsin personal injury law. Below, we share six more personal injury facts.
