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If you are resident of Milwaukee chances are your car, truck or motorcycle insurance rates have recently increased. Before November 1st, 2009 Wisconsin was one of only two states that did not require liability insurance. However, legislation has been passed and put in to effect that requires all drivers in Wisconsin to carry liability insurance.
Along with upping the requirements for the type on insurance drivers carry the amount of insurance has also increased. Where does this leave you? For most drivers the new law will in fact increase the cost of their policy. So how is the new law a good thing?
If you get in an accident the new law decreases the chances that the other driver does not carry liability insurance. This can make it easier for you to get compensation after an accident.
However, many wonder how they can pay the difference in their insurance bill. At a time when thousands of Milwaukee residents are struggling financially, an increase in living expenses can be hard to swallow.
No matter where you stand on the issue all of us may be dealing with much higher insurance rates very soon. Only time will tell if it helps the injured recover financially after an accident.
If you have been injured in an accident you need the best attorney for your case. At Hupy & Abraham we strive to better ourselves everyday by fighting for the rights of the injured. For a free consultation please contact your experienced Milwaukee accident attorneys at Hupy & Abraham today.
We all know the message: Drunk driving is dangerous. If we all know it why does drunk driving still come up so much? It's because in every state across the nation drunk drivers continue to kill and injure thousands every year.
To do our part in preventing drunk driving we would like to help you educate yourself on how you can help prevent these needless deaths and injuries. The first step is becoming aware of the current danger on our roadways. The news lately has been full of drunk driving accidents and crackdowns in Wisconsin (WI).
If you would like to learn more about what you can do to stop drunk driving please click here to visit our drink driving resource page.
If you have been injured in an auto, motorcycle or truck accident please contact your Wisconsin injury attorney at Hupy & Abraham today for your free consultation. Together lets work to help you recover from your accident and get maximum compensation for your injuries.
I know that I have and I never cease to be amazed. I understand that as modern Americans we see the car as an extension of our home. We eat meals there, talk on the phone and even watch movies. However, all of these activities amount to one thing: Danger.
Texting and driving is the newest form of distracted driving. This habit is particularly dangerous as it takes your eyes off of the road for extended periods of time.
At Hupy & Abraham we have worked hard to promote the awareness of bikers on the road. Our Watch for Motorcycle program focuses solely on this issue. How can anyone be fully aware of their surroundings and the cars and motorcycles around them while texting? They can't.
Please do your part and Watch for Motorcycles. This means putting down the phone, the fast food burger and the newspaper and concentrating on the road. It may just save a life.
If you have been injured in a car or motorcycle accident please contact your Wisconsin and Illinois accident attorney at Hupy & Abraham today. We have been advocating for bikers rights for over a decade. Let us advocate for you.
As a biker you already face some often unfair stereotypes. Bikers are reckless and are the cause of every accident they are involved in. You know the stereotypes and likely deal with them every time you ride. The issue is that police are getting in on the act.
Now more than ever police in Wisconsin, North Carolina and beyond are using the guise of roadside safety checks to target bikers. Though police state that the purpose of the stops are to check license, registration, tail lights and tire pressure many bikers feel they are being unfairly targeted.
Let's say that you are pulled over during a safety checkpoint or during a routine traffic stop. What rights do you have? As a biker are you being profiled and are you going to be the victim of an unreasonable search and seizure?
Though there is much debate over how far a traffic stop can go and how long it should take there is one thing for certain: Law enforcement agencies nearly always have the power to perform roadside safety checks. The question is:
What are my rights during a traffic stop?
To answer this question the attorneys at Hupy & Abraham have put together a free video, "Busted", which gives you information on traffic stops and how to deal with police knocking on your door at home. Please click here and fill out the form at the bottom of the page to request the free video. Know your rights, contact us today.
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