The “Oops” Path To Deadly Wisconsin Car Crashes

The Milwaukee car accident attorneys of Hupy & Abraham wonder why some Wisconsin drivers throw away all caution just because they are going to miss the exit.

Is Public Safety In Range?

Safe to the Public? Plans to Reopen the Hartland Sportsmen's Gun Club Spark Public Debate Hupy and Abraham Successfully Represented Pregnant Woman Hit by Bullet

What Are Subrogation Rights Given To An Insurer?

Does your insurance company have the right to request reimbursement of the medical bills they paid after a Wisconsin car crash? Ask attorneys Hupy & Abraham.

The Consequence of a Serious Wisconsin Car Crash Could Be Paralysis

The attorneys of Hupy & Abraham describe what paralysis means after a Wisconsin car accident, and why you should get their support to be fully compensated.

Deer Xing: Warned, But Still Caught By Surprise

The Milwaukee car and motorcycle accident attorneys of Hupy & Abraham describe what you can do to lower the odds of colliding with a deer in Wisconsin.

Are Cash Rewards the Incentive Needed to Get Those with Information in Unsolved Cases to Come Forward?

Hupy and Abraham, S.C., offer $5,000 cash reward in the 2007 Yolanda "LaLa" Brown and Je Tannue Clayborn murder case. Call Milwaukee Police Department with tips

Do Wisconsin Motorists Buckle Up?

The attorneys of Hupy & Abraham look at the latest DOT survey on seatbelt use in Wisconsin, wondering why women take the lead and pickup drivers lag behind.

Is Your Osteoporosis Medicine Putting You at Risk?

Fosamax, side effects, injuries, class action lawsuit, Wisconsin, Illinois, Attorneys, Lawyers, Personal Injury, Merck, bone fracture, femur, osteoporosis

You Want A Safer Car in Wisconsin: What Should You Look For?

Before you buy a new car, there is a simple way of knowing if it is safe. The Wisconsin lawyers of Hupy & Abraham tell you how to look at safety ratings.

Car Maintenance Tips To Keep Wisconsin Motorists Safe

The attorneys of Hupy & Abraham give Wisconsin motorists a few tips about how to do basic car maintenance and explain why it is so important for their safety.

Wisconsin Motorcyclists Wish They Could Always Predict The Weather!

How do Wisconsin bikers adjust in a sudden rainstorm? The ride can quickly turn into a nightmare if you are not prepared, say the attorneys of Hupy & Abraham.

Wisconsin Motor Vehicle Crash Statistics By Gender

Another look at the Wisconsin DOT Traffic Crash statistics gives the attorneys of Hupy & Abraham a chance to reflect on the driving habits of men and women.

Largest Police Brutality Settlement in Wisconsin History Approved

On October 13, 2009, the City of Milwaukee Common Council approved a settlement with Hupy & Abraham for its client, Curtis Harris, for $3 million, believed to be the largest settlement in a police brutality case in Wisconsin history.

The case was handled by Hupy & Abraham attorneys Jason F. Abraham and Todd R. Korb.  The settlement was a culmination of a six year legal battle.  For more information about this settlement, click here. 

New Scheme Targeting Search Engine Users Exposed

We were very flattered recently to learn that two Milwaukee area law firms were paying to use the name "Hupy" on an internet search engine sponsored site.  Possibly they liked our name and reputation better than their own.  When you're #1, you have to put up with a lot.  Hupy & Abraham has the highest rating of any law firm in Martindale Hubbell, and attorneys Hupy and Abraham are both certified Civil Trial Specialists by the National Board of Trial Advocacy.  In Shepherd Express Magazine readers polls released in November 2008 and November 2009, Hupy & Abraham was rated the Best Personal Injury Law Firm in Milwaukee.  Every year, we collect 10's of millions of dollars for 1,000's of satisfied clients.  We may have the largest personal injury practice in Wisconsin measured by the number of new clients each year. 

We recently discovered that when a search is done under the name "Hupy"- even if using the name of Attorney Hupy's dead father, Judge Wilfred J. Hupy, or his wife's name- the names of two law firms that Hupy is in no way associated with appear as sponsored links at the top of the page or side bar of multiple search engines, including Google, Bing and Yahoo.  They even appear when searching for images of the Hupy family.

When everyday users attempt to search for anything related to the proper name of "Hupy," they are left to wonder if we have joined or merged with another firm, changed the name of the firm, or if Attorney Hupy has retired.  None of this has happened.

The second law firm goes even further to use the name "Hupy" in their sponsored advertising.  When a user clicks on the word "Hupy", it takes the user to a website that Attorney Hupy is not now and has never been associated with. 

As Attorney Ted Warshafsky said in his television ads, when hiring a personal injury lawyer "look behind the hype."  If you have visited the second firm's website, look for any sign of a "Reputation for Winning."  We found no cases that they had won, no million dollar results, and nothing that they have ever done that's legally significant.  They do, however, spend a great deal of money on television advertising.

Our Website is Hupy.com.  Do not be fooled. 

Proposed $3 Million Settlement for Hupy & Abraham Client Would be Largest in City of Milwaukee History

Hupy & Abraham attorneys Jason F. Abraham and Todd R. Korb have negotiated what will be the largest settlement in City of Milwaukee history in a police brutality case.  The $3 million settlement has been recommended by Milwaukee City Attorney Grant Langley.  The proposed settlement will go before the Milwaukee Common Council for a vote before becoming finalized. 

In 2003, Curtis Harris was in the process of being booked by several Milwaukee Police officers when he was grabbed by the back of the shirt and thrown headfirst into a tile wall, rendering him a quadriplegic.  City Attorney Langley indicated that this would be the largest settlement of an excessive-force suit that he can recall in his 38 years of service to the city.