Insurance Law Posts

08/05/2016    Blogs    Brent Smith, La Crosse Lawyer

Summertime in Wisconsin is magical, but it isn’t all fun and games. Summer in Wisconsin is a prime time for injury-related accidents—many of which can easily be avoided and many of which carry big liability issues when they aren’t. Read More »

11/02/2015    Blogs    Johns, Flaherty & Collins, SC

I had an adverse reaction to some new medication while driving my car and accidentally hit and injured a bicyclist. Can criminal charges be filed? Can the bicyclist sue me? Read More »

09/29/2015    Blogs    Johns, Flaherty & Collins, S.C.

I had an adverse reaction to some new medication while driving my car and accidentally hit and injured a bicyclist. Can criminal charges be filed? Can the bicyclist sue me? Read More »

03/30/2015    Blogs    Johns, Flaherty & Collins, SC, Attorneys in La Crosse WI

Decisions in personal injury cases come down to negligence, how it’s defined and whether you can prove it.   Read More »

03/16/2015    Blogs    Brian Weber, La Crosse WI Attorney

The good news after your car accident is that the other drivers in insured. Whew!? Read More »

02/04/2015    Blogs    Brent Smith, La Crosse WI Attorney

Despite what you may see on TV, most people injured in accidents aren’t awarded vast sums of money from lawsuits... Read More »

01/16/2015    Blogs    Brent P. Smith, Attorney, Johns, Flaherty & Collins, SC

If you've recently received a letter from your insurance agent about changes to your auto insurance, you're not alone.... Read More »

01/16/2015    Blogs    Johns, Flaherty & Collins, SC

I'm about to be named a director in a medium-sized company. Should I consider purchasing directors' and officers'... Read More »

11/25/2014    Blogs    Brent Smith, La Crosse WI Insurance Attorney

Mother Nature served up a reason to reconsider that umbrella policy on your auto insurance.  Read More »

06/01/2014    Blogs    Johns, Flaherty & Collins, SC, La Crosse WI Family Lawyers

My children are flying out west this summer to spend a week with my sister. What documents should I send with them for just-in-case incidents?   Read More »