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Intersections are highly prone to accidents and crash risks mainly due to drivers negelience. They often ignore the right-of-the-way law at the intersections and go through when they are needed to stop. The four-way stops can

If you have been injured due to the negligence of others, you are legally bound to take reasonable steps to mitigate damages after an injury. This implies that you are expected to take the necessary measures

In the busy streets of Wisconsin, as a driver, one may need to take evasive actions in various circumstances to avoid a crash. Evasive driving is a reasonable response to a potential life-threatening risk, allowing you

Returning to work too soon after a car accident can have serious consequences for both your health and legal standing. While the pressure to get back to normal life is understandable, it’s crucial to recognize the

MacGillis Wiemer, LLC is proud to announce that Attorney Lauren E. Raupp has been elected as a Fellow of the Wisconsin Law Foundation. The Fellows organization honors State Bar of Wisconsin members who have achieved significant

We are excited to announce the opening of our new Kenosha office, located in Salem. This expansion represents our firm’s commitment to providing exceptional personal injury legal services across Southeast Wisconsin. Our new office will serve

As Wisconsinites, we’re accustomed to driving in challenging weather conditions, such as heavy rain and snow. However, some people may mistakenly believe that these conditions can excuse them from responsibility in the event of an accident.

Proving a drowsy driving crash can be challenging, but it is crucial for securing your personal injury claim. At MacGillis Wiemer, LLC, we strongly recommend seeking legal help to represent you and protect your legal interests.

A motorcycle accident is a traumatic experience for any individual. The sudden impact and the world spinning around you. It can shatter your life in an instant, causing physical as well as emotional trauma. At MacGillis

As we move into August in Wisconsin, our roads are getting busier. Kids are enjoying their last weeks of summer, families are traveling, and teens are preparing for a new school year. With all this activity,