Have you sustained injuries due to another person’s negligent or irresponsible behaviors or wrongdoing? If so, contact the attorneys at Warshafsky Law Firm. A serious injury can derail your life, creating significant medical bills and eliminating your ability to work. Our attorneys can file a personal injury claim or lawsuit on your behalf to pursue compensation from the responsible parties. We believe the law exists to hold those who do harm accountable to their victims. To that end, we will work tirelessly to protect your interests and recover the money you need to rebuild after a devastating accident and move forward with your life.
Contact our offices today to speak to an experienced Wisconsin personal injury attorney.
When you are injured and in recovery, the last thing you want to deal with is legal proceedings and insurance company negotiations. Personal injury claims can take substantial time to resolve, and insurers are notorious for disputes and denials. A personal injury firm can handle every legal aspect of your case so you can prioritize healing and rebuilding. They can ensure that all filing deadlines are met and handle all communications with the insurance companies on your behalf.
More specifically, a personal injury lawyer from Warshafsky Law Firm can:
The fallout of a serious injury can have far-reaching financial, professional, and social repercussions on your life, but a personal injury attorney can provide relief and take the legal burden of handling your case off your shoulders.
We have attorneys licensed in Wisconsin and Illinois. We have handled cases in most of the counties in Wisconsin, and, since nearly everything can be one on the phone or by video call, we can help you no matter where you reside. Call us no matter which city you live in:
No matter where in Wisconsin or Illinois you live, we can schedule a meeting to discuss your case.
We are a full-scale law firm with experience managing a wide range of personal injury cases:
We have compiled a list of answers to some of the most common questions we receive as personal injury attorneys.
Most personal injury attorneys deduct their fees from any final settlement or trial award. The benefit of this type of contingency fee arrangement is that the client does not have to pay an upfront fee and won’t have to pay the lawyer’s fees unless they win their case. The typical attorney fee percentage is between 33 percent and 40 percent. So if your case settlement is $100,000, the attorney would take between $33,333 and $40,000 while you receive the remainder after all expenses and outstanding liens in your case are paid.
The statute of limitations in Wisconsin allows three years from the date of the injury for the injured person to file suit against the party that caused their injuries. You may be able to extend the deadline in some cases, but most of the time, if you file a lawsuit after three years have passed, the courts will dismiss your case without a hearing. Even though you technically have three years, you should initiate your claim as soon as possible while evidence is still fresh.
Depending on the scope of your injuries, you may be able to recover compensation for your:
A personal injury attorney can take a full accounting of your tangible and intangible losses to ensure that they demand adequate compensation for you when filing your claim.
Our attorneys at Warshafsky Law Firm collectively have over 100 years of legal experience working with personal injury cases. We have recovered tens of millions of dollars in compensation for our clients and never settle for low-ball settlement amounts that don’t adequately cover our clients’ losses.
Regardless of whether you were in a bad car accident or sustained injuries from a defective product, we have the skills, resources, and knowledge to assist. We are relentless in our pursuit of justice and will not rest until we have exhausted every legal avenue for recovering your due compensation.
Contact us online or call today at (414) 276-4970 for a free case consultation with a personal injury attorney serving Wisconsin.