Firm News
PKSD Newsletter: How Parents Can Help Keep Their Teen Drivers Safer on the Roads
Teen drivers are among the riskiest of all drivers on the road. Their lack of experience behind the wheel combined with judgment skills that are not yet fully developed increases the odds of them being involved in a car crash. So how can parents help to keep them safer on…
Read MorePKSD Lawyer Metzger Sworn into New Mexico Bar Association
Pitman, Kalkhoff, Sicula & Dentice Law firm is pleased to announce that associate attorney Katherine E. Metzger was sworn into the New Mexico Bar Association on Wednesday, April 21, 2021. Metzger provides compassionate and knowledgeable legal representation for injured people and their families in Milwaukee, focusing on cases involving personal…
Read MorePKSD Newsletter: Be Aware of Retailers Selling Dangerous Products Online This Holiday Season
COVID-19 has impacted nearly every area of our lives for months, including where we work, who we get to spend time with and even whether we can travel. Another big area, for many, is how we will shop for presents this holiday season. In this month’s PKSD Newsletter, our firm…
Read MorePKSD Lawyers Selected to Wisconsin’s Super Lawyers® List for 2020
At PKSD Law, we are extremely proud to announce that our firm’s partners, Jeffrey Pitman, Howard Sicula and Angela Dentice were once again selected for inclusion in the 2020 Wisconsin Super Lawyers® list. Pitman was also selected as one of the Top 50 Wisconsin Super Lawyers® and Top 25 Milwaukee Super Lawyers® for…
Read MorePKSD Newsletter: Be on the Lookout for Bogus Promises of COVID-19 Cures
Everyone is growing weary with COVID-19, especially amid the increase in new breakouts of the virus around the country. The ongoing pandemic has also led many to fall victim to fake claims and false hopes about supplements and other products promising to protect you from the virus or cure it….
Read MorePKSD Newsletter: Is There Justice for Victims of Climate Change?
Across the U.S., Americans are experiencing devastating losses caused by numerous weather and other environmental disasters, causing property damage, personal injuries and loss of life. From wildfires in the Midwest that are destroying millions of acres of land and engulfing thousands of residential homes, to flooding caused by hurricanes and…
Read MorePKSD Newsletter: Children Are the Hidden Casualties of America’s Opioid Addiction
America’s ongoing opioid addiction crisis continues, leaving millions of victims in its wake, but none so tragic as the number of children, who have suffered the consequences. Read PKSD’s newsletter to learn about the ripple effect that has impacted millions of U.S. children in devastating ways. Who is to blame…
Read MorePKSD Newsletter: Why Backyard Fireworks May Cause Serious Injuries
There are few things more American than fireworks than gathering with friends and family to watch fireworks on the Fourth of July. However, because of the pandemic, most public events have been canceled. While many may use this as an opportunity to create their own backyard displays, it is important…
Read MoreRemembering Ezekiel Gillespie, Pioneer for African American Voting Rights
Juneteenth is a day to celebrate the end of slavery and freedom for African Americans. It is also an opportunity to look back at civil rights pioneers like Ezekiel Gillespie, who secured voting rights for African Americans in Wisconsin and helped found the first African American church in the state….
Read MorePKSD Newsletter: Less Traffic, Increased Walker and Biking Fatalities
Getting outside for some exercise has provided an important source of relief to many Americans across the country who continue to maintain social distancing recommendations. Unfortunately, the reduced traffic and emptier roads have also tempted drivers to engage in more reckless behavior behind the wheel. In Wisconsin, as in other…
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