Can I Claim Workers Compensation Benefits in Wisconsin for a Lumbar Surgery or Fusion?
Yes, there are substantial benefits that can be claimed for a work related back injury fusion surgery in Wisconsin. If you are hurt on the job and end up needing a low back or lumbar surgery, you can claim workers compensation benefits for this if your injury directly causes the need for the low back… read more
Posted in Uncategorized on May 2, 2018
How do I Prove I am Disabled at my Social Security Disability Hearing?
If you file a claim for social security disability. Then you will most likely end up eventually at a Social Security Disability Hearing. This is your best chance to present your case and provide evidence of your disability. The Social Security Administrative Law Judge will listen to your Testimony about your disabilities and medical problems,… read more
Posted in Uncategorized on May 2, 2018
Can I Claim Benefits for Hearing Loss at Work under Workers Comp in Wisconsin?
Yes, you can claim hearing loss at work under workers comp in Wisconsin. If you are working or have worked in a noisy environment at work such as a noisy factory floor or with noisy machinery running, and you have a noticeable hearing loss, you may be eligible for workers compensation. You can apply for benefit… read more
Posted in Uncategorized on May 1, 2018
Yes, there are substantial benefits that can be claimed for a work related knee replacement in Wisconsin. If you are hurt on the job and end up needing a knee replacement, you can claim workers compensation benefits for this if your injury directly causes the need for the knee replacement surgery, or if your work… read more
Posted in Uncategorized on April 9, 2018
How Do I File a Workers Comp Claim in Wisconsin?
Filing a Workers Compensation Claim in Wisconsin is a simple process. If you are injured on the job, you should let your supervisor know about your injury immediately. Under Wisconsin Law, if you are injured on the job, you have must report your injury to your employer right away. If you believe medical treatment is… read more
Posted in Uncategorized on October 6, 2017
How Do I Find The Best Workers Compensation Lawyers in Wisconsin?
If you are looking for the best workers compensation attorneys in Wisconsin to handle your denied injury claim, then you need to look carefully. Not all lawyers who handle workers compensation cases are the same. The first and main characteristic to look for in a good work comp attorney is whether they focus their… read more
Posted in Uncategorized on October 5, 2017
Five important facts to know about the Workers Compensation Settlements and Appeals in Wisconsin
Workers Compensation Appeals are Complex: The workers comp law is supposed to streamline benefits for injured workers, but it is still complex. If your claim is denied, then you have the legal right to appeal and pursue an appeal. But there are many things to think about, and you only get one chance at a hearing…. read more
Posted in Worker's Compensation on July 25, 2017
YES you can hire a local attorney for your workers compensation claim in Central and Northern Wisconsin! There are many very good attorneys in Central and Northern Wisconsin that can help you get your workers compensation settlement or benefits. There are several big firms from Southern Wisconsin who advertise in Central and Northern Wisconsin. But you can also hire… read more
Posted in Worker's Compensation on July 25, 2017
Can I get my lost wages paid to me if I miss time after a work injury?
Yes you can. In Wisconsin, if you are injured at work, you have the right to receive compensation for your lost time. Workers compensation benefits for lost wages are referred to as: Temporary Total Disability (TTD). These TTD benefits for lost wages are owed after you have been off work for more than 3 days. … read more
Posted in Worker's Compensation on July 24, 2017
If you apply for Social Security Disability benefits, and receive a notice of disapproved claim (which is a denial), then YES you have the legal right to appeal this denial if you believe you are disabled. You have 60 days from the date you receive a notice of disapproved claim to file your appeal. Make sure… read more
Posted in Social Security Disability on July 24, 2017