Gary L. Wickert

Gary L. Wickert

5.0
Rating: 10.0

Licensed for 42 years

Workers compensation Lawyer at Hartford, WI
Practice Areas: Workers Compensation, Insurance, Health Insurance, Defective and Dangerous Products

1111 E. Sumner St, P.O. Box 270670, Hartford, WI

About Gary

Practice Areas

4

Practice Areas

Workers Compensation 29%

Handles all lines of subrogation litigation and insurance coverage issues. Author of "Workers' Compensation Subrogation In All 50 States" now in its 6th Edition, published by Juris Publishing, Inc.

43 years

29%
Health Insurance 24%

Handles all lines of subrogation and insurance coverage issues. Author of "ERISA and Health Insurance Subrogation In All 50 States", now in its 6th Edition, Published by Juris Publishing, Inc.

43 years

24%
Insurance 24%

Handles all lines of subrogation litigation and insurance coverage issues. Co-author of "Fundamentals of Insurance Coverage in All 50 States", now in its Fifth Edition, published by Juris Publishing, Inc.

43 years

24%
Defective and Dangerous Products 23%

Handles all lines of subrogation litigation and insurance coverage issues.

43 years

23%

Fees and Rates

Cost

Free Consultation

$0 first 30 minutes


Payment Methods

  • Cash
  • Check

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Licenses

Licensed in Wisconsin for 37 years

State: Wisconsin

Acquired: 1988

Good Standing

No misconduct found

Licensed in Texas for 42 years

State: Texas

Acquired: 1983

Eligible to Practice in Texas

No misconduct found

Location

Matthiesen, Wickert & Lehrer, S.C.

1111 E. Sumner St, P.O. Box 270670, Hartford, WI, 53027-0670

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Posted by anonymous | June 08, 2009 | Lawsuits & Disputes

Gary Wickert Review

Gary iand his firm are an excellent group of subrogation attorneys. Very responsive and knowledgeable.

Posted by anonymous | June 08, 2009 | Workers Compensation

Excellent Resource for the subrogation professional

I highly depend on Mr. Wickert's "Workers Compensation Subrogation in All 50 States"....also known here in the office as my "Bible". His knowledge in the area of WC subrogation is unparalleled & he always personally responds to any email questions I might submit. I trust his knowledge and experti...se in all areas of subrogation .

Posted by anonymous | June 08, 2009 | Insurance

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Gary is a superb lawyer providing excellent knowledge of subrogation laws in multiple states. We have used him and his firm exclusively for subrogation claims and find them to be extremely responsive and informative.

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Experience

Rating:  10.0 (Superb)

Honors

2009

Wisconsin Super Lawyers, Super Lawyers and Law & Politics

2008

Wisconsin Super Lawyers, Super Lawyers and Law & Politics

2007

Wisconsin Super Lawyers, Super Lawyers and Law & Politics

2006

Wisconsin Super Lawyers, Super Lawyers and Law & Politics

2005

Wisconsin Super Lawyers, Super Lawyers and Law & Politics

Work Experience

1998 - Present

Attorney/Managing Partner, Matthiesen, Wickert & Lehrer, S.C.

1983 - 1998

Attorney/Managing Partner, Hughes, Watters & Askanase, LLP

Associations

2005 - Present

FindLaw Wisconsin Law Firm Advisory Board

Board Member

2000 - Present

Property Loss Research Bureau (PLRB)

Member

1999 - Present

National Association of Subrogation Professionals

Founding Member

1999 - Present

National Association of Subrogation Professionals, Regions Committee

Chair

1999 - Present

National Association of Subrogation Professionals, Publications Committee and Amicus Committee

Member

1994 - Present

National Board of Trial Advocacy

Board Certified in Civil Trial Advocacy

1988 - Present

State Bar of Wisconsin

Member

1988 - Present

Houston Bar Association

Member

1988 - Present

State Bar of Texas, Texas Board of Specialization

Board Certified in Personal Injury Trial Law and Civil Trial Law

1983 - Present

State Bar of Texas

Member

1983 - Present

Association of Trial Lawyers of America

Member

1983 - Present

American Bar Association

Member

1983 - Present

Texas Trial Lawyers Association

Member

1997 - 1998

Houston Trial Lawyers Association

Director

1988 - 1992

Houston Bar Association, Fee Dispute Committee

Chair

1985 - 1990

American Arbitration Association

Member

Education

1983

South Texas College of Law

JD - Juris Doctor

1980

University of Wisconsin, Milwaukee

MA - Masters

1979

University of Wisconsin, Milwaukee

BS - Bachelor of Science

Speaking Engagements

2017

2017 CLM and Business Insurance Workers’ Compensation Conference

The Top Ten Subrogation Mistakes Carriers Keep Making

2017

14th Annual National Workers’ Compensation Insurance ExecuSummit

The Top Ten Subrogation Mistakes Workers' Compensation Carriers Keep Making

2016

AIA Workers’ Compensation Committee Meeting

Challenges and Trends in Workers’ Compensation Subrogation

2015

Society of Claim Law Associates (SCLA) Claims Conference

Subrogating Against God: Turning Natural Disasters Into Recoveries

2014

Society of Claim Law Associates (SCLA) Claims Conference

Recognizing Subrogation and Third-Party Liability

2013

AMCOMP Program Confernce

Workers Comp: 100 Years In The Rear View Mirror

2010

Wisconsin Claims Council Meeting

Spoliation and Preservation of Evidence

2010

Strafford Publishing Webinar

Insurance Subrogation Challenges for the Insured and Policyholder

2010

NOPLG Conference

Recent Developments in Workers’ Compensation Subrogation

2010

NASP Wisconsin Chapter Meeting

Subrogating Against God

2010

NASP Michigan Chapter Meeting

Medicare Set-Asides and The Subrogation Professional

2009

Wisconsin Claims Council Meeting

Property Subrogation: Recognition and Investigation

2009

NASP Annual Conference

The Complete Guide To Taking A Credit In All 50 States

2009

NASP Annual Conference

Legislative Fact Sheets & Tool Kit

2009

NASP 2009 Subro Litigation: Skills and Management Conference

Lobbyist! We Don't Need No Stinkin Lobbyist!....Do We?

2009

6th Annual National Property Subrogation Strategies ExecuSummit

The Societal Benefits of Subrogation

2009

2009 NOPLG Conference

The Complete Guide to Taking a Future Credit In All 50 States

2007

Wisconsin Claims Counsel Meeting

Workers' Compensation Subrogation: How To Position Your Investigation For Successful Recoveries

2007

2007 ExecuSummit Workers' Compensation Conference

Workers' Compensation Subrogation: In The New Millennium

2007

2007 ExecuSummit Property Subrogation Conference

The Perfect Storm: Where Subrogation and Science Meet

2005

Secura Insurance Company's Fall Claims Conference

Workers' Compensation Recoveries In Wisconsin

2005

NASP North Central Region Chapter Meeting

Recognizing Subrogaiton

2005

2005 NASP Conference

Where's The Money In Construction Cases?

2005

2005 ExecuSummit Property Subrogation Conference

Subrogating Against God: Turning Disasters Into Recoveries

2005

2005 ExcuSummit Workers' Compensation Conference

The Nuts and Bolts of Workers' Compensation Subrogation In All 50 States

2004

NASP North Central Region Chapter Meeting

Subrogating Across State Lines

2004

Laidlaw's National Workers' Compensation Conference

Recognizing Subrogation

2004

2004 NOPLG Annual Education Seminar

Subrogating Across State Lines

2004

2004 NASP Conference

Workers' Compensation Subrogation By Region: East Meets West: The Ultimate Panel Discussion

2003

Wisconsin Insurance Claims Council Meeting

Workers' Compensation Subrogation Liens

2003

NASP North Central Region Chaper Meeting

Workers' Compensation Subrogation In Wisconsin

2003

2003 NASP Conference

Subrogating Across State Lines: Extra-territorial Workers' Compensation In An Interstate Economy

2002

2002 NASP Conference

Difficult Legal Issues in the Workers' Compensation Recovery Area

2002

2002 NASP Conference

Mold Magic: How to Convert Mold Remediation Losses Into Recovery Dollars

2002

2002 NASP Conference

Spread Claims: How to Recover Even If You Don't Know the Cause of the Loss

2002

2002 NASP Conference

Great-West Life Insurance & Annuity Co. v. Knudson: The Aftermath

2001

2001 NASP Conference

Introduction to Health Care Subrogation

2001

2001 NASP Conference

Advanced Concepts in Subrogation of Workers' Compensation Liens

2000

2000 NASP Conference

Workers' Compensation Subrogation Primer

1999

19th Annual Construction Insurance Conference

Contractual Risk Transfer

1998

18th Annual Construction Insurance Conference

Waiver of Subrogation As A Risk Management Tool

Publications

2017

2016

2015

Claims Journal Where’s my Deductible?

2015

2010

2010

Self-Funding Magazine The Societal Benefits of Subrogation

2009

NASP Subrogator, Winter Turning Off The Spigot: Future Credits In Health Insurance Subrogation

2008

NASP Subrogator, Spring/Summer Sleeping With The Enemy: Federal Statute Creates Opportunity for Subrogation Stipulation in Workers' Compensation Files

2005

2003

NASP Subrogator, Winter Subrogating Against God II

2003

NASP Subrogator, Spring/Summer The Paper Chase: Subrogating In A Paperless World

2002

NASP Subrogator, Fall Subrogating Against God

2002

NASP Subrogator, Spring/Summer The Many Faces of Workers' Compensation

2001

2001

NASP Subrogator, Issue II, Vol. II The Erosion of ERISA: Subrogation Rights

2001

NASP Subrogator, Issue I, Volume II Where is the Beef?

2001

2000

Contractual Risk Transfer: Waivers of Subrogation Chapter 3 on Waivers of Subrogation

2000

NASP Subrogator, November Understanding Waivers of Subrogation

2000

NASP Subrogator, November Subrogating Defective Firestone Tires

1996

Texas Corporate Counsel Law Review Understanding Experience Modifiers

1995

Texas Corporate Counsel Law Review, Fall Subrogation and the Self-Insured

1994

Trial Lawyers Forum, Volume 28, Number 2 I Am An Expert Witness

1994

Trial Lawyers Forum, Vol. 28, No.2 Statutes of Repose: A New Defense for Product Liability

1990

Languages

English

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