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PKSD Newsletter: Child Safety at Halloween and Beyond
Halloween has always been a fun time of year for children who cannot wait for an excuse to put on a costume. Whether driving your trick-or-treaters around or staying closer to home, we have some useful guidelines to help keep your children from harm on Halloween and throughout the year….
Read MorePKSD Newsletter: What Tort Reform is Doing to Our Constitutional Liberties
Millions of dollars are currently being poured into new tort reform laws across the country. The financing for these proposed legal changes is being provided by wealthy industry giants. If they succeed, how do these proposed changes affect the American public? Do you know what tort reform is doing to…
Read MoreDo Wisconsin Personal Injury Claims Include Future Medical Expenses?
People who get injured in an accident may often face a long recovery and a lot of medical care. Those with more severe injuries may also need additional surgery, physical therapy and other care, for months or even years into the future. When seeking compensation in an injury claim, past…
Read MoreWhat Can You Do if You Are Unhappy With Your Injury Attorney
Accident victims trust personal injury attorneys to protect their interests and seek the compensation they need. However, what happens if you are unhappy with your attorney and think he or she has hurt your case? If you have been injured by another’s negligence, it is only natural that you will…
Read MorePKSD Newsletter: What the Pandemic Has Revealed About Failures in Workplace Safety
America, now 16 months into the pandemic, has topped 600,000 deaths due to the novel coronavirus. The ongoing stress of dealing with this infectious and deadly virus has created a mental health nightmare across the country. The journey has been especially dangerous for those who must still leave home to go…
Read MorePKSD Newsletter: Safety Tips While Showing Off Your Grill Skills
Across the country, backyard grills will be busy cooking up celebrations for all kinds of summer fun – from holiday and birthday parties to pool parties, barbecues and more. Before you light up your grill this year, however, we encourage you to read this month’s edition of the PKSD Newsletter for safety…
Read MoreWhat Details Should I Document in a Personal Injury Journal?
After suffering an injury caused by another’s reckless or negligent actions, accident victims may need to seek compensation to recover medical costs and other damages. Documenting your injuries in a personal injury journal can help support your claim and provide strong evidence of the injuries you sustained. PKSD explains how…
Read MoreDid You Know Arbitrators Are Usually Men and Are Overwhelmingly White?
Not only are minorities and women more likely than white men to be forced into arbitration; arbitrators working on these cases are mostly male and overwhelmingly white. This is according to research gathered by the American Association for Justice. Consider the makeup of the two largest consumer arbitration providers in…
Read MorePKSD Newsletter: Adult Supervision is Key to Helping Prevent Playground Injuries
Summer is almost here and that means millions of children will be hitting the playground to spend time with their friends and have fun. It may come as little surprise there is a spike in playground injuries in June. In this month’s edition of the PKSD Newsletter, You Should Know, we discuss…
Read MoreHow the Reasonable Person Standard Affects an Injury Claim
Although it may seem like certain actions or inactions are common sense when it comes to preventing harm. That is not always the way things happen. In a legal case, using the reasonable person standard helps the law to examine more carefully the position a defendant was placed in, as…
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