Wisconsin Accident and Injury Laws
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Accidents often result in debilitating injuries, property damage, and expensive medical bills. Wisconsin, like all other states, provides accident and injury laws that allow injured individuals to seek compensation for their injuries by filing an injury lawsuit. If you or a loved one has been injured or sustained property damage in an accident, a good first step is to research the state's personal injury laws. FindLaw's Wisconsin Accident and Injury Laws section includes articles on Wisconsin's negligence laws and statutes of limitations, or time limits to file a lawsuit. Click on a link below to learn more about Wisconsin accident and injury laws.