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Wisconsin Legal News
- Milwaukee Car Crash Kills 1
- Wisconsin trucker gets 2 years in jail for deadly crash
- COLUMN: Malpractice bill helps families
- DEA Probes Heath Ledger's Doctors
- S.C. Johnson wins $147 million
- Only 66 Percent of Wisconsin Teenagers Wear Seatbelts
- Teen's accident raises Wisconsin's snowmobiling death toll to 20 this winter
- Lax oversight favors doctors over patients
- Fund faces shortfall in spite of assurances
- Are Drunk Driving Laws Strict Enough?
Read About Your Rights
- What to do in Wisconsin if you are in a Car Accident
- Safest Cars of 2007
- Strength Training and Children
- Lowering the Risk of Falls by Seniors
- The Right to a Trial by Jury
- Threats to Judicial Independence in Wisconsin
- Helping Babies Sleep Safely
- Making Nail Guns Safer
- Salmon to Dye For
- Suspect Salads in Supermarkets
- Malpractice caps offer only illusion of help to struggling doctors
- Making Sense of New Healthcare Privacy Rules
- Stick Out Your Tongue, Lose Your Legal Rights
- Should California's Law be America's Law?
- How Do I Blame Thee? Let Me Count The Ways.
- Melanoma Misdiagnosis: A Tragic and Common Mistake
- Staph Infections: Deadly Serious
- The Medical Malpractice "Crisis" Revisited
- Exercise Caution With All Medications and Supplements
- Ephedra - A 'Natural' Health Risk?
- The Vioxx Trials
- The Evidence Against Merck & Co.
- Consumer Notes on Vioxx
- A day to reflect on our civil rights
- Insurers: Good Neighbors or "Money Vultures"?
- N.C. Asbestos Tragedy: Another Libby, Montana?
- Disclaimer
- Workers Compensation Claims
- New Wisconsin Seatbelt Laws Will Save Lives
- Keeping Teens Safe on the Job
- Keeping Your Kids Safe Over The Summer
- H.R. 2830: Making Sure the Insurance Companies Get Paid First
- Colossus Software and the Claims Process: How Insurance Software Can Be Bad For You
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Laufenberg & Hoefle, S.C.
115 S. 84th Street, Suite 330
Milwaukee, WI 53214
Phone: (414) 778-0700