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Getting hurt at work is stressful. Many workers assume they lose coverage the moment they step away from their job duties. That assumption is not always correct. Understanding how Wisconsin law treats break injuries can help you know when coverage may apply and what...
Domer Law proudly announces 2027 award in Best Lawyers in America Once again, Attorney Charlie Domer was recognized in the most recent edition in Best Lawyers in America. These recognitions and awards are humbling, and they would not exist without the support of the...
Navigating initial steps to take after a claim is denied can be overwhelming with the limited guidance that is provided by the worker’s compensation insurance company. It is common for worker’s compensation insurance companies to hire “independent” physicians to deny...
Under Wisconsin law, injured workers are entitled to 2/3 (66.67%) of their average weekly wage while off work following a work injury. An employee’s average weekly wage (sometimes referred to as AWW) is fixed as of the date of injury. For most employees, the average...
Whether you are hauling freight across I-94 or working a double shift at a Wisconsin hospital, a sudden and lasting work injury can derail your career. Wisconsin State law remains clear on how workers are compensated when an injury results in a permanent impairment....
Your back is sore after lifting boxes all day. It doesn't seem like a big deal, so you don't mention it to your supervisor. A few months later, the pain is unbearable and you can barely walk. Now you need surgery, but there's no record that you were ever injured at...
Under Wisconsin law, injured workers have their choice of medical providers following an injury. This includes physicians, chiropractors, psychologists, dentists, podiatrists, physician assistants or nurse practitioners. An injured worker is not required to receive...
What should you do after sustaining a workplace injury? One of the most important things an injured worker can do after sustaining a workplace injury is reporting the injury. Rather than a verbal report of the injury, the injured worker should request that an...
Work Comp Advisory Council Bill Passed! In another win for injured workers and the worker’s compensation system as a whole, on Monday morning, March 30, 2026, Governor Tony Evers signed new worker’s compensation legislation for Wisconsin. The new law (2025 Wisconsin...
Getting injured while traveling for work can raise difficult questions about whether workers compensation benefits may apply. Wisconsin law outlines several guidelines that help determine when an injury relates to your job and when it may fall outside an employer’s...
