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Winter Weather Car Accidents and What You Should Do
Posted on January 14, 2021 Car Accidents,You’re Injured, Now What?
Over 850 people are killed in automobile accidents as a result of snow, sleet, ice, or freezing rain annually, according to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration. Of the 10 deadliest states for winter weather car accidents, Wisconsin ranks sixth with more than 40 car crash deaths occurring in wintry weather conditions every year. If… read more
What to do if You Are Injured at the Beach
Posted on August 18, 2020 Personal Injury,You’re Injured, Now What?
A beautiful beach day can turn catastrophic in an instant if an accident occurs. When someone is careless or reckless, injuries can happen. Injury victims and their families are left with the task of healing and recovering from the event while attempting to pay the expenses they have incurred such as medical bills as well… read more
Posted on April 13, 2020 In The News
At Bye, Goff & Rohde, our first and top concern has always been the health and welfare of our clients. Because of this, we want to provide you with an update as to what we are doing in response to the COVID-19 (Coronavirus) situation. To ensure the safety of our employees and to do our… read more
Follow These Tips to Avoid a Serious Injury this Winter
Posted on January 15, 2020 Uncategorized
Winter storms are a common occurrence in the Midwest and should be taken seriously. While many people enjoy the snow and the winter activities associated with it, winter weather can be hazardous. It can cause serious injury accidents, including collisions on icy roads and slip-and-fall accidents. To protect yourself during the winter, consider the following… read more
Posted on December 30, 2019 General,Personal Injury,Vehicle Accidents
2020 is almost here! For many, this means one last bash before we start looking forward to our new year. Whatever your plans are to ring in 2020, the most important thing on New Year’s Eve is to have fun and stay safe. So, how can you ensure that your New Year’s Eve doesn’t end… read more
Halloween is the Most Dangerous Night of the Year for Child Pedestrians
Posted on October 28, 2019 Uncategorized
For many children, Halloween is their favorite night of the year. They have planned their costumes and can’t wait to Trick-or-Treat. For kids, the night is all about fun and candy. However, there is a darker side to Halloween. On Halloween, the number of child pedestrian accident deaths is four times that of an average day…. read more
Keeping Your Teen Safe on the Road
Posted on October 20, 2019 Uncategorized,Vehicle Accidents
If you are the parent of a new driver, it can be very worrisome and restless when you know they are on the road. According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, as of 2016, six teenagers die every day in a motor vehicle crash and hundreds more are injured. It is the leading… read more
Posted on October 10, 2019 FAQ,General
We understand that if you have been affected by an accident you have more immediate concerns – like obtaining proper medical care, keeping a job, or planning a loved one’s funeral. Understandably, if you have been injured, filing a lawsuit may not be your initial concern. But, it is also important to keep in mind… read more
What to Do if You Are Injured on Vacation
Posted on July 15, 2019 Personal Injury,You’re Injured, Now What?
Vacation season is well underway, and as much as you might not want to think about an accident happening while you are on vacation enjoying yourself, accidents can happen at any time and it is best to be prepared for any circumstance. Keep Detailed Records Take pictures of everything. If you were in a car… read more
Posted on June 17, 2019 Boating Injury,Personal Injury
It’s that time of year again when we head to the lakes, rivers and beaches to soak up some sun, relax and enjoy time with family. After long winters we are excited to get back out on the water but there are some things to remember before heading out if boating is part of your… read more