Wisconsin Personal Injury Legal Questions

I think you are referring to the 'U' on CCAP, which stands for 'unclassified.' I am aware of unclassified misdemeanors; unclassified felonies are a rarer breed. In any event, the statutes only set out maximums (when they do so); the actual penalty in any particular case is up to the judge, who considers quite a few factors.... Read More

There are numerous factors that must be known before your question can be answers in an intelligent manner. The amount of medical bills, the clinical notes of the treating health care providers, medical history, etc. a lawyer who tells you now, on the basis of the information you have provided, that he can tell you what is fair for pain and suffering should not be trusted.... Read More

While I have not seen the insurance policy language I would be very surprised if they did not have Medical Payment coverage for all injury producing incidents which occur on their premises. If they don't, you should move your child to a facility that does. As for a possible negligence claim, your comment is, in my opinion, right on the money. It is impossible to watch every child every moment and prevent an incident such as the one described. Best of luck.... Read More

In Wisconsin an employee cannot bring a negligence action against his/her employer for an injury sustained on the job. Workers' compensation benefits provide the sole remedy for an on the job injury in the absence of very rare exceptions. If your employer does not provide workers' compensation coverage you may be able to bring a negligence action but your indication that you have already received a permanency rating leads me to believe there is work comp coverage; therefore, a negligence action appears to be out of your reach. You should consult with a good workers' compensation attorney to be sure your rights are fully protected. I would be happy to provide a referral if you choose to contact me for names.... Read More

It is possible that you have a viable lawsuit for the misdiagnosis of sepsis. What was the time period in between the two diagnosis and what damages did you suffer as a result of the misdiagnosis? You need to consult a personal injury attorney to review your medical records and make a more detailed inquiry into your potential lawsuit.... Read More