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Wisconsin Personal Injury And Employment Law Blog
Traffic deaths are up 50% in Milwaukee — here’s why
Anyone who spends any time in Milwaukee over the past decade knows that reckless driving is a big safety problem. For years, political leaders and law enforcement have promised to take action to reduce car accidents caused by reckless driving, which includes things...
Older women victimized by sex-plus-age discrimination have viable Title VII claims
Studies show that older women are facing increasing employment discrimination because of the combination of age and sex biases. Based largely on the U.S. Supreme Court’s recent landmark ruling in Bostock v. Clayton County, which clarified that Title VII prohibits...
Black Lives Matter attire in the workplace
There has been increasing conflict between employers and employees over the wearing of Black Lives Matter t-shirts, protective face masks, and other attire in the workplace. Some employees have even faced discipline, including loss of their jobs, for doing so. A class...
A spike in RV sales puts Wisconsin drivers at risk
2020 has been a tough year for travel. With many Americans staying home, the Automobile Association of America (AAA) predicts that we will take 120 million fewer trips this summer than we did in 2019. However, another equally dramatic trend has emerged – Recreational...
Tips for teen drivers
When a teenager finally gets their license, a whole new world opens up to them. These young adults now have access to more places and without the supervision of an adult. While you cannot be there to make sure your young driver is staying safe, you can impart valuable...
A Call to HR Professionals: Expose and Close Pay Gaps
Year after year, various studies report that women earn about 80 percent of what men earn on average. The gap is even greater for nonwhite women, particularly Black and Latina women. These gaps have not narrowed since the last recession and are at risk of increasing...
Is your waiver of an age discrimination claim valid?
With businesses facing revenue losses due to the Coronavirus-induced economic decline, many employers are reducing their costs by eliminating jobs. Some are telling employees their job terminations are due to the employees’ individual job performance and are making...
Is distracted driving going away? Drivers say no
Like most U.S. states, Wisconsin has a distracted driving law. Drivers are banned from anything that "interferes or reasonably appears to interfere" with their ability to drive safely. This includes texting or writing emails on the phone. Young drivers cannot use a...
Open roadways lead to a shocking spike in roadway fatality rates
Nationwide shutdowns have left roadways more open than ever before. With fewer commuters and Wisconsin residents staying home, drivers have enjoyed a lack of congestion. With fewer cars, you would expect fewer crashes and fewer deaths, but statistics show otherwise....
Police: Appleton man accused in fatal rollover said he was driving because he was the “most sober”
If you drive north of Milwaukee for about 125 miles, you will arrive in Lawrence in Brown County. The town of fewer than 5,000 residents was recently the site of a fatal motor vehicle crash on Interstate 41. According to a Milwaukee news report, the 27-year-old...
