Questions answered by Peter J. Carman

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My spouse was injured at work almost two years ago.He is not able to provide companionship due to pain. Would I have a case

Peter's answer | Answered on June 25, 2014

Sadly for you, under WI law, an employee/their spouse, may not sue their employer in tort for a work-related injury or derivative loss (your loss...

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Is it permitted to personally send requests for documents and notices of motions via certified mail?

Peter's answer | Answered on June 24, 2014

Just do your own affidavit so stating but attach as exhibits in proof of your assertion anything you have in writing to establish the assertion...

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My husband had surgery,coded, kidney failure,git a bed sore, got a bacterial infection. He is now disabled.Do we have a case?

Peter's answer | Answered on June 23, 2014

I agree with all of the answers to your questions thus far. You need to get a certified copy of all the applicable medical records from all...

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I have recently won a small claims court case in Wisconsin. However, the defendant has not yet returned the financial disclosure

Peter's answer | Answered on June 23, 2014

Hiring an attorney is the best thing you can do, as a lawyer can discover assets beyond wages and the debtor will have to pay most of the cost of...

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Is my employers work mans comp. required to cover my hospitalization?

Peter's answer | Answered on June 20, 2014

Yes, make a workers' comp. claim with your employer and their insurance company. You had a work injury - heat exhaustion - while in the scope and...

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How long is the minimum amount of time before you have to move after judge renders eviction for plaintiff.

Peter's answer | Answered on June 17, 2014

You need to ask this in the general civil litigation area as time limit may not get you the lawyers with the right eviction experience answering...

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I was fired for a dirty UA !

Peter's answer | Answered on June 16, 2014

Do as my colleagues have advised - if not reinstated and if you have not been paid for your wage loss from the work incident or the medical has not...

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Can my employer force me to go back to work while out on medical leave?

Peter's answer | Answered on June 12, 2014

This is an employment law/workers comp. mixed question so I encourage you to post it to the employment lawyers as well. If you are an employee at...

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I was fired for being injured on the job. I have performed my job for 22 years successfully. I was told that I have no work comp

Peter's answer | Answered on June 11, 2014

I thought I answered this yesterday - you need to call a Milwaukee area applicant's side workers' compensation attorney ASAP. There are many such...

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I have managed 3 large apartment buildings for 21 years. All cleaning, shoveling, upkeep and renting.

Peter's answer | Answered on June 10, 2014

Hire one of us competent WI workers' compensation applicant side attorneys today to handle this claim for you. Attorneys Halstead and Marring gave...

Peter J. Carman's Answers (1093)

My spouse was injured at work almost two years ago.He is not able to provide companionship due to pain. Would I have a case

Is it permitted to personally send requests for documents and notices of motions via certified mail?

My husband had surgery,coded, kidney failure,git a bed sore, got a bacterial infection. He is now disabled.Do we have a case?

I have recently won a small claims court case in Wisconsin. However, the defendant has not yet returned the financial disclosure

Is my employers work mans comp. required to cover my hospitalization?

How long is the minimum amount of time before you have to move after judge renders eviction for plaintiff.

I was fired for a dirty UA !

Can my employer force me to go back to work while out on medical leave?

I was fired for being injured on the job. I have performed my job for 22 years successfully. I was told that I have no work comp

I have managed 3 large apartment buildings for 21 years. All cleaning, shoveling, upkeep and renting.