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Charlie Domer Named a Workers' Compensation Lawyer of the Year for 2026 Charlie Domer, once again, was recognized by Best Lawyers as the 2026 Lawyer of the Year: Milwaukee Workers’ Compensation Law-Claimants. Such an award is an incredible honor and continued...
In Wisconsin, thousands of undocumented workers contribute to industries such as construction, agriculture, manufacturing and service work. Many of these jobs often involve physical labor and are associated with a high risk of injury. When an undocumented worker is...
Attorney Samuel Liverseed spoke recently at the 21st Annual Wisconsin Association of Worker's Compensation Attorneys (WAWCA) Seminar in Madison. On July 25th, Sam gave an interesting and entertaining speech about legal ethics, centered on attorney depictions in...
Legislative Update After almost ten years of disjointed separation, the legislature reunited the agencies that manage Wisconsin worker’s compensation. Not surprisingly, having two agencies attempt to manage one worker’s compensation system did not achieve the promised...
This spring, the College of Workers' Compensation Lawyers (CWCL) hosted its prestigious Annual Fellow Induction Ceremony at the historic Union League Club of Chicago — and we are honored to announce that Tom Domer was selected as the keynote speaker for this momentous...
If you’ve had a knee, hip, or shoulder replaced, you’re certainly not alone — and you may have a Wisconsin workers’ compensation claim. Many workers are surprised to learn that joint replacements are often covered under worker's compensation even if they happen years...
Driving a truck is demanding, and the risks on the road are real. When you're injured on the job, workers’ compensation should help with medical expenses and lost income. However, your right to those benefits depends heavily on your job duties, as opposed to how your...
It happens all too often—you are hard at work, hear a crack or tear, and feel dizzy. You realize in that moment that something fell on you, something hit you. What's next? If you get injured on the job in Wisconsin and are receiving worker's compensation benefits, you...
Employers have a legal obligation to keep their workplaces safe for employees. If an employee gets hurt or sick because of their job, they can file for workers' compensation even if they had some (minor or major) role in the incident. Worker’s compensation generally...
Workers’ compensation can help injured workers in Wisconsin get back on their feet. Still, in most cases, these benefits do not last forever. Understanding common time limits and requirements can help you plan for your family’s future. The first step in your journey...
