A third-party claim is an attempt to pursue compensation from another individual or company, outside of the company where the employee works. This can sometimes be used in conjunction with a traditional Worker’s comp claim. For instance, say that a worker is injured...
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When do new employees become eligible for Worker’s compensation?
Starting a new job is an exciting time that can be quite overwhelming. For example, workers must arrange to shift their medical insurance coverage. They may need to complete a vesting period before they are eligible for paid leave and other important benefits. They...
When does worker’s compensation coverage take effect?
Employers often impose a vesting period when a new employee starts a job. They are not eligible for paid leave, health insurance and other benefits until they prove that they can competently manage their employment responsibilities. Vesting periods can leave people...
Understanding jackknife accidents
Large commercial trucks play an important role in keeping goods moving across the country every day. While most trips end safely, accidents involving tractor-trailers can have serious consequences when something goes wrong. Because of their size and weight, trucks...
Attorney Peter J. Carman Selected to the 2026 Super Lawyers List
is proud to announce that Attorney Peter J. Carman has once again been selected to the 2026 Super Lawyers list. For Peter, this recognition is especially meaningful because it reflects the trust and respect of both his clients and fellow...
4 ways you can reduce the risk of truck accidents in Wisconsin
While commercial trucks are a common sight on Wisconsin’s highways and roads, they can also be incredibly dangerous. Knowing how to share the road with these massive vehicles can help you avoid deadly crashes and minimize the risk of injury. Give trucks plenty of...
What injuries qualify for worker’s compensation benefits?
Wisconsin worker’s compensation provides two key forms of benefits for those injured due to their employment. Through worker’s compensation, professionals may be eligible for full medical benefits to cover their treatment costs. If they cannot work or must perform...
Who pays for my medical bills in a Wisconsin ridesharing accident?
One moment you're in the back seat of a rideshare, heading to your destination. Next, you're caught in the middle of a collision you never saw coming. The accident itself is jarring enough, but as the shock settles in, a pressing question follows: Who is going to pay...
4 questions to ask before you accept light duty
If you want to return to work after an injury, your employer in Appleton may offer you a light-duty role. This offer often feels like a positive step toward normalcy. However, you must ensure the assignment protects both your physical recovery and your monthly income....
Mistakes that can sink your worker’s compensation claim
After a workplace accident, completing paperwork is a critical part of claiming worker’s compensation. This process can appear simple, but committing mistakes can tank your filing. Even the most hardworking employees can see their benefits disappear due to avoidable...