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Milwaukee Personal Injury

The law firm of Previant, Goldberg, Uelmen, Gratz, Miller & Brueggeman, S.C. represents people who have been physically or financially injured through the carelessness of others. We do not and will not represent insurance companies or corporations. The settlements and verdicts of our Wisconsin personal injury lawyers are proof of our dedication to work hard on behalf of the hard-working people of Wisconsin.

Since 1912, the lawyers at Previant, Goldberg, Uelmen, Gratz, Miller & Brueggeman, S.C., have been providing aggressive legal representation to protect the rights, the livelihood, and the health and safety of the people of southern Wisconsin and the Fox River Valley.

As we approach our 100th year of service to the people of Wisconsin, the Wisconsin personal injury attorneys of Previant, Goldberg, Uelmen, Gratz, Miller & Brueggeman, S.C., remain dedicated to working hard for working people. We invite you to contact us for a free initial consultation with our personal injury lawyers or family law attorneys. For your convenience, we maintain our primary law office in Milwaukee, as well as seven satellite locations in south and central Wisconsin to offer legal advice and representation to injured people and family members.

Call 414-271-4500 or toll-free at 800-841-5232.

 

Previant, Goldberg, Uelmen, Gratz, Miller & Brueggeman, S.C.
Milwaukee Office
1555 N. RiverCenter Dr., Suite 202
Milwaukee, WI 53212
PHONE: 800-841-5232 | 414-271-4500
FAX: 414-271-6308

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Recent Questions
If had an mire and they said I had two tears in the cartilage and after surgery the surgeon told me there were none would I be able to get compensation for this? It was work comp. I want to sue the military for performing a certain surgical procedure surgery incorrectly.  In a situation like this, what evidence would I need to be able to make available?
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I was involved in a hit and run. We have not found the person yet. My car was totaled and no uninsured motorist coverage.   We do have evidence.   A driver ran a stop light and hit me.  Medical bills have now exceeded $10,000.   Need your opinion as to what is fair for pain and suffering in this case.   A ligament was torn in my shoulder from seat belt, it looks like I will always have limitations and some pain.  I settled with the insurance at fault.  Now, what I would like to know is do I have any recourse as I am still suffering pain.  I was a passenger in the car that got hit.  Is it possible that I can make a claim against that person’s insurance? Does it matter that he has moved from one insurance company to another?
I injured my back at work.  Doctors x-rayed my back and found nothing that they could see. It wasn't getting better, so I had to request an MRI and after waiting another week they set me up an appointment. I didn't understand the results, and had to take them to my doctor to decode the findings.   I have two bulged disks with annular tears on both. When I went to the company doctor after nearly and month he told me that nearly everyone has this condition and that people like me are often showing up because they want drugs.   Should I seek legal advice because of this?
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I was in a wreck two weeks ago. The person who hit me ran a red light. I have some injury, but I can’t find a doctor who will accept auto insurance claims.  Isn’t this unusual?  I am still in pain and need this taken care of. I was hit by a drunk driver.  Other than mental damage, I only
sustained bruising and cuts. What do you think is fair amount to go after him for?
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I had my small intestines sewn together accidentally. Is that ground for malpractice? I have permanent problems resulting from it. I had gone in for out-patient surgery, and ended up in the hospital for the next year and had over eight surgeries.

I had a gallbladder removal that resulted in having three more surgeries to repair the nicks in my liver and bile duct. Can I sue the dr. to pay for my surgeries, time lost from work, pain and suffering?