FAQs

Your health insurance may not cover all expenses. Our personal injury attorneys can review your insurance policies to identify available coverages and explain your rights. With 39 million personal injury cases requiring medical treatment annually in the U.S., you're not alone. If your insurance is insufficient, we can help you seek compensation for uncovered medical costs and pain and suffering.

Insurance companies prioritize profits over your best interests. Our experienced personal injury attorneys can clarify your rights and help you understand fair compensation for your injuries. Remember, you're entitled to appropriate compensation, and proper legal guidance can be crucial in achieving this.

You have the right to be compensated for income lost while recovering from injuries caused by another party's negligence. Our attorneys can assess if this option is available to you, ensuring bills are paid and lost wages are recovered. We'll guide you through the claims process and protect your rights throughout.

Obtaining appropriate medical treatment after an injury is crucial. Some family doctors may prefer not to be involved in personal injury claims. If needed, our attorneys can assist in finding a suitable doctor. We're here to represent your case, address your concerns, and answer your questions. Our firm is well-regarded in southeastern Wisconsin for our ability to handle tough cases and our commitment to personal service.

At Action Law Offices, S.C., we operate on a contingency fee basis. This means you pay no fee unless we secure compensation for your injuries. Our services become affordable as payment is only made upon reaching a settlement. We have the resources to win challenging cases while providing the personal attention you deserve.

Since 1999, Action Law Offices, S.C. has represented numerous accident victims, ensuring they receive due compensation. We have experience with various types of injury cases and understand how to build strong arguments. Our firm provides individualized service to each client, educating them about their rights as victims. We recommend consulting with us before settling your case.

By law, the motorist who caused the accident is responsible for your injuries. In hit-and-run cases where the driver's identity is unknown, uninsured motorist coverage may be applicable. This coverage can help cover medical treatment and injuries, even if the responsible party fled or if you weren't in a vehicle during the incident. Our experienced attorneys can help you understand your insurance options and pursue compensation through all available channels.