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PKSD 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…
Read MoreHelp For Coronavirus Business Interruption Claims in Wisconsin
Many businesses in Wisconsin and around the country have sustained a devastating loss of revenue due to COVID-19 restrictions. If your business has been hit hard by this unprecedented shutdown, you may be able to pursue a claim through your business interruption insurance policy. PKSD Law discusses more about business…
Read MoreNew Wisconsin Law Provides Immunity For Medical Negligence
Jeff Pitman, partner and attorney at PKSD Law firm spoke out on a new state law in a Fox 6 News interview this week. Wisconsin Act 185, which was originally intended and touted as the state’s COVID-19 bill, had overwhelming bipartisan support and was enacted into law earlier this month….
Read MoreSafeguarding Your Home From Hidden Dangers
Most Americans across the country are following recommendations to self-isolate at home during the continued spread of COVID-19. With children spending more time in the house and many parents trying to work remotely, it is worthwhile to take a deeper look at some of the hidden dangers around your home….
Read MoreWisconsin’s Department of Revenue Warns of COVID-19 Related Scams
On March 31st, the State of Wisconsin’s Department of Revenue (DOR) released a bulletin warning of scams related to COVID-19 and urging taxpayers to be mindful of not sharing personal information over the phone, through text, or via email. This includes some helpful information for Wisconsin residents waiting for stimulus…
Read MoreSome States May Deny Lifesaving Medical Care to Those With Intellectual Disabilities
As the COVID-19 outbreak continues to spread throughout the country, many disability advocacy organizations are worried that those with intellectual disabilities may be denied lifesaving medical care. Certain disaster preparedness plans currently in effect in Washington and Alabama state that individuals with cognitive issues are considered a lower priority for…
Read MoreIf You’ve Been Injured, We Can Handle Your Case With No Face to Face Meeting
Injured in an accident or hurt on the job? PKSD offers a free no-obligation consultation and electronic sign-ups, so you never need to leave home to get experienced legal representation. Our initial legal consultation is completely free, and you do not need to come to our office. We can conduct…
Read MorePKSD Lawyers O’Neill and Reyes Sworn into New Mexico Bar Association
Pitman, Kalkhoff, Sicula & Dentice Law firm is pleased to announce that associate attorneys Patrick C. O’Neill and Benjamin E. Reyes were sworn into the New Mexico Bar Association yesterday. Both attorneys have been strong advocates for elderly nursing home abuse and neglect victims. In January 2019, partner Jeff Pitman…
Read MoreEvenflo Misled Parents by Hiding Safety Risks of its Child Booster Seats
As far back as February 2012, an Evenflo safety engineer recommended that company executives consider making a change to the marketing for its booster seats because harnesses, which are only included in infant car seats, were better for securing smaller bodies. The engineer’s recommendations were to: Stop selling the booster…
Read MoreGM Orders Recall Update for More Than 160,000 Pickup Trucks at Risk for Brake Failure
General Motors (GM) has issued an update to a recall repair after between 1,600 and 1,700 owners of GM pickup trucks complained about electronic brake failure. The recall update affects approximately 160,000 GM customers whose vehicles’ brakes may be in danger of failing. An owner of a 2019 GMC Sierra…
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