Just over one hundred years ago, on May 3, 1911, the Act creating Wisconsin’s workers’ compensation system was signed into law–thereby becoming the first operational worker’s compensation system in the country. The Act solidified the “great compromise” between employers and employees, where employees gave up the right to sue in tort in exchange for well-defined, smaller, and faster benefits without having to prove “fault.” Continue reading
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Thank you for subscribing to the email list of Wisconsin Workers’ Compensation Experts (the “Blog”), published by Domer Law, S.C. (the “Firm”). The information on this page governs your use of any emails you receive from the Blog. Your acceptance of the terms simultaneously with your signing up to receive our emails is your acknowledgement that you understand the terms and conditions set out here and that you agree to comply with these terms and conditions. If you are unable to accept and abide by these terms, please do not sign up for our email newsletter. Also note that we may change these terms and conditions from time to time without otherwise providing notice. You should refer to this material whenever using the site.
PLEASE READ THE FOLLOWING INFORMATION CAREFULLY.
No Attorney-Client Relationship Formed:
All materials in the emails sent to you are provided by the Firm for informational purposes only and do not contain legal advice, legal opinions or any other form of advice regarding any specific facts or circumstances. The transmission and receipt of information neither form nor constitute an attorney-client relationship with the Blog, or any of its partners, associates or consultants. Any use of the information contained on this web site or transmittal of information from emails on this web site do not give you a reasonable basis for a belief that that use creates an attorney client relationship.
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If you would like the Firm to represent you, the best way to initiate a discussion about that representation is to call the firm at (414) 312-4120. It is important that we not create a conflict of interest between you and any of our current or past clients. This protects both you and them. Therefore, under no circumstance should you provide us with information pertaining to a matter without first speaking to one of our attorneys and receiving confirmation that the appropriate conflict checks have been cleared and the firm determines that it is otherwise able to accept the engagement.
If you email or otherwise provide information, materials or documents prior to your receipt of such confirmation and an appropriate engagement, we may not be able to treat that information as privileged, confidential or protected information. In addition, we can represent a party adverse to you even if the information you submit to us could be used against you in that matter.
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Although the Firm makes reasonable efforts to keep material provided to you via emails current, please understand that laws, regulations, other legal authorities and other information change quickly and may not be fully reflected on this site without delay. Therefore, you should not act upon any information on this website without seeking professional counsel. The Firm makes no warranties, representations or claims of any kind with respect to any of the information on this web site, including without limitation the accuracy, completeness and suitability for any purpose of this information. Under no circumstance shall the Firm or any of its partners, associates, consultants or agents involved in the creation or delivery of the material on this web site be liable to you or anyone else as a result of damages from your access or use of material on this web site.
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Some links within the emails provided to you may lead you to other sites (third-party sites). The Firm does not have control over those sites and is not responsible for their content or your reliance on the information contained there. Our links to third-party sites do not necessarily create an endorsement or approval of any content on those sites. Once you go to a third-party site, you do so at your own risk. You are subject to the terms, conditions of use and privacy policies of the third-party site.
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You are prohibited from forging any email addresses.
You are prohibited from framing any content of this web site.
You are responsible for all damages and costs resulting from these actions in any way and from any illegal actions involving emails obtained from theFirm whether or not enumerated here. If you have any questions about your obligations set out here, you should contact the Firm to clarify your questions.
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You must defend, indemnify and hold harmless the Firm, its partners, associates and consultants from any claims, damages, costs and expenses resulting from your failure to comply with terms set out here. If you have any questions about this obligation, you should contact the Firm to clarify your questions.
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In the event you believe any email you receive does not comply with the rules of the state where you reside, you should disregard its contents and, if you wish, seek information about the services provided by the Firm from other resources or directly from the firm, its partners, associates or consultants.
Domer Law, S.C. is responsible for the contents of this web site. The principal office of the Firm is located at 3970 N. Oakland Ave, Suite 701, Milwaukee, WI 53211, (414) 312-4120. Click anywhere to close