Milwaukee Attorneys
Skilled Representation for Workers Throughout Milwaukee
Since 1912, The Previant Law Firm, S.C. has served the people of Wisconsin in personal injury, employment law, and workers' compensation matters. Our dedicated team of professionals represents the hard working employees who make up the fabric of American society. We are here to guide you through the legal process from beginning to end, to the complete satisfaction of every client no matter how big or small the issue.
Our trial lawyers advocate on your behalf in court and refuse unfair settlement offers. If you deserve compensation, we litigate until justice is served. Our bilingual staff serves Spanish-speaking clientele, and we take pride in treating each client with integrity and respect. We understand the hometown values and concerns specific to Wisconsin residents.
Contact us today if you have a question for our Milwaukee lawyers about personal injury, workers' compensation, or labor law matters in Wisconsin.
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Verdicts & Settlements
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$13,900,000
Airplane Accident
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$5,900,000
Car Accident
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$5,025,000
Product Liability
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$4,800,000
Bicycle Accident
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$3,850,000
Product Liability
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$2,400,000
Product Liability
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$650,000
Workplace Accident
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$600,000
Brain Injury
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$535,000
Employment Law
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$387,500
Workers' Compensation
Why We're
The Premier Choice
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Over a Century of Legal Experience
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Multi-Million Dollar Awards & Settlements
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No Fees Unless We Win
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One-on-One Attention Throughout the Process
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Hardworking, Dedicated & Committed Attorneys
Meet Our Attorneys
You Can Count On Us
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Christopher J. Ahrens
Partner
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John J. Brennan
Partner
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Sara J. Geenen
Partner
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Jill M. Hartley
Partner
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Yingtao Ho
Partner
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Steven G. Kluender
Partner
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Frank G. Locante
Partner
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David J. McCormick
Partner
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Frederick Perillo
Partner
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Michael D. Riegert
Partner
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Marianne Goldstein Robbins
Partner
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Matthew R. Robbins
Partner
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Ashley Capacio
Attorney
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Jack L. Dávila
Attorney
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Joe Sexauer
Attorney
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Casey P. Shorts
Attorney
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Philip E. Thompson
Attorney
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Travel Time Away from Employee’s Home Community
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Watch Your Language (When Reporting an Injury)
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Tratar con el Ajustador de Seguros del Otro Conductor
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Retiro y Degeneración de la Espalda Baja
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If You've Been Injured Before
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Independent Medical Examination Reimbursement
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Treatment with a Doctor Outside the Health System
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Subrogation
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ERISA Funds Collection – Pre-Suit Collection Best Practices
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Eligible Voters Who Can’t Get a State ID Can Still Vote This November!
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Using the Federal False Claims Act to Report Medicare and Medicaid Fraud
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What’s the Difference Between Criminal and Civil Cases?
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New OSHA Rules Affect Drug Testing and Other Employer Policies
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2014 Money Market Fund Reform Requires Attention By Plan Sponsors Summer 2016
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ACA Regulations on Fixed Indemnity Insurance Spiked by Federal Court of Appeals
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NLRB Makes it Easier for Temporary and Contingent Workers to Join Unions
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Setting Your Priorities After a Car Accident
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U.S. Supreme Court Explains Liability Under False Claims Act for Payment of Medical Services to Unlicensed Providers
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Overtime and Wages for Food Processing Employees
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Fifth Circuit Affirms New NLRB Representation Rules
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Worker’s Compensation Statute of Limitations Change: What has changed, and why it matters to your case
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Supreme Court Upholds Class Action Status For Tyson Employees
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A Healthy Health Fund
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Voluntarily Recognized Guard Units Have A Protected Right To Bargain
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Wage & Hour Issues in the Gig Economy: When is an “Independent Contractor” really an employee?
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Workers' Compensation Wage and Rate Chart
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Changing Jobs After an Injury
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Construction Workers May Be Owed Time Spent Donning And Doffing Protective Clothing
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Putting Right-to-Work on Defense: New Lawsuits Seek to Expand on Wisconsin Victory
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NLRB Decision Reaffirms Rights of Striking Workers
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Seasoned Milwaukee Third-Party Liability Lawyers Hold Guilty Parties Responsible
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Damages in a Personal Injury Lawsuit
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You’ve Been Injured at Work. Now What?
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Permanent Partial Disability Schedule
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Automatic Lunch Deductions Violate the Law Where Healthcare Workers Are Forced to Perform Work During Lunch Periods
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Wisconsin Supreme Court Clarifies That Employees Are Entitled To Additional Hourly Wages At Their Regular Wage Rate For Work Off The Clock
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Waiver of Rights to Bring Class Actions Invalidated by the National Labor Relations Act
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New Whistleblower Protections for Employees Under Defend Trade Secrets Act of 2016
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Major New Overtime Regulations Issued by Department of Labor
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Court of Appeals Issues Pro-Worker Decision Interpreting Anti-Worker Unemployment Law Amendment
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ERISA Subrogation Claim Hit by Supreme Loss
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The Previant Law Firm Wins Major Ruling for Wisconsin Unions
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Court Holds that Health Reimbursement Account Payments Must Be Included in Overtime Calculation
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Veteran’s Affairs Canada Pension and Child Support
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Workplace Rights – What You Need to Know
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Plymouth Resident Makes Miraculous Recovery Following Crane Collapse at Bridge Construction Site
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Wisconsin Woman Wins Age Discrimination Settlement of $32,500
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Wisconsin Women Sue Retail Giant Walmart for Gender Discrimination
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DOT: One Motorcyclist Injured or Killed Every Four Hours
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Winter Weather Increases Risk of Serious Injury from Slip-and-Fall Accidents
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Wisconsin Court: Personal Injury Suit May Proceed Despite Liability Waiver
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Wrongful Death Lawsuit Filed after Kentucky Accident Killed Wisconsin Family
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The Return of the Recertification Election
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ACS: Wisconsin Disability Prevalence Rate Measured at 11.4 %
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EEOC Settles GINA Discrimination Case
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Republican Legislators Ask Department of Labor to Rule that “Worker Centers” are Labor Organizations
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Validity of NLRB Appointments May Be Decided by the Supreme Court
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Caterpillar Violates NLRA by Refusing Access to Union
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President Nominates Three to National Labor Relations Board
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Employer Has Duty to Return Employee Eligible for FMLA Leave to Equivalent Position
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Department of Labor Discusses New Minimum Wage Proposal
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Wisconsin Bill AB 139: Proposed Law Threatens to Decrease Patient Access to Medical Information
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