Osowski Law LLC

04/01/2022

We will be closed to in-person meetings today (Friday, April 1). We will be checking voice mail and returning calls. Have a great weekend!

04/20/2021

Payments to injured workers in Wisconsin have been stagnant for four years because of a political fight.

People injured on the job in Wisconsin haven’t seen an increase in benefits in four years because of political disputes over the state’s workers' compensation system.

02/09/2021

Attorney Osowski explains statutes of limitation in the third of a series of blog posts exploring legal things most people have no reason to know.

01/14/2021

Attorney Osowski explains subrogation in the second of a series of blog posts exploring legal things most people have no reason to know.

01/06/2021

If you have questions about COVID-19 and Wisconsin's Workers Compensation rules, Attorney Osowski answers some of those questions for you on her website.

Most Wisconsin employees who were injured at work or because of their jobs are eligible for workers compensation benefits. You may also be covered if your injury was caused by many years of physical or repetitive work — even if you first noticed your pain somewhere else.

12/30/2020

Attorney Osowski explains legal immunity in the first of a series of blog posts exploring legal things most people have no reason to know.

12/17/2020

Please be extra careful as ice and snow start to accumulate. Attorney Osowski gives a list of the 10 things you should do to protect your rights if you injure yourself from a fall.

12/02/2020

Though we certainly hope that you don't, if you are injured at work, Attorney Osowski gives a list of the 10 things you should do to protect your rights.

11/19/2020

Though we certainly hope that you don't, if you get into a car accident, Attorney Osowski gives a list of the 10 things you should do.

11/12/2020

Check out Attorney Beth Osowski's recent blog on her job as a trial lawyer.

When my children were young, I described my job as a trial lawyer to them in part by explaining that I helped people who were hurt in car accidents. One day as we headed out of town for a vacation, traffic slowed as we approached an ambulance tending to accident victims. Upset, my daughter asked, .....

03/19/2020

Read Beth's new blog post to find some things to add to your to-do list while you practice social distancing.

If you have found yourself spending far more time at home and a “safe” social distance from the rest of humanity, you might be updating your to-do list and attempting to accomplish some long overdue tasks. Following are some items you might want to consider from the perspective of a legal profes...

03/18/2020

During these trying time with the Coronavirus (COVID-19), Trish and I will continue to be working in the office during our normal business hours (Monday through Friday, from 8am to 5pm); however, in an effort to minimize the risk to our clients and to the public at large, we have decided to convert our typical meetings to phone and video conferences.

If you have documents to drop off during normal business hours (or if the front door is unlocked at any other time), please feel free to leave the documents in the box right inside the front door. Please ring the doorbell to make sure we know you have visited.

Please feel free to call (920-267-8484) or email ([email protected] or [email protected]) with any questions or concerns.

Thank you, and please be safe.