Madison, WI
Employee benefits Lawyer at Madison, WI
Practice Areas: Employee Benefits, Workers Compensation ... +3 more
Time is not on your side in FLSA cases. Unlike most class cases, where the statute of limitations is tolled for the class upon filing, in FLSA collective actions the clock continues to run against all ...
See Full GuideMy clients with long term disability insurance (LTDI) claims that are governed by the Employee Retirement Income Security Act of 1974 (ERISA) often are surprised by the lack of legal options available ...
See Full GuideIf you are injured at work and this injury permanently prevents you from earning as much as you did prior to the injury, you have two potential remedies. First, if your permanent restrictions prevent y...
See Full GuideEmployees who file suit against their employer for unpaid overtime or minimum wages are permitted to bring the suit on their own behalfandon behalf of similarly situated individuals. However, the group...
See Full GuideSometimes it is not a physical illness that prevents you from working. Mental health issues can become so severe that they completely interfere with your ability to function. Depression, anxiety, bipol...
See Full GuideYes. Your long term disability insurance (LTDI) benefits provide you with a percentage of your income while you are unable to work. You may, however, also be entitled to other benefits, and often it ma...
See Full GuideYes. Most long term disability insurance (LTDI) policies contain language that require participants who are receiving LTDI benefits to apply for Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI) benefits. LT...
See Full GuideCan your employer ask you to give up your right to bring a claim for wages with other employees? The answer is no, according to the federal court in Madison. InHerrington v. Waterstone Mortgage Corp.,J...
See Full GuideMany public employees perform difficult, even dangerous, work in the service of their communities. Police officers, CNAs, highway workers, firefighters, corrections employees, bus drivers, teachers, EM...
See Full GuideMore often than not, workers compensation claims settle without the need for a formal hearing. This guide explains the difference between "full" and "limited" settlements, and the implications of each ...
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