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Unfortunately, there is no way to answer that question but in general terms. In order to prove the other party's liability in a Wisconsin car crash, the victim must first collect information: glove box accident form, police reports, written witness statements, pictures of the wrecked vehicles and of the scene, phone numbers, addresses, license and insurance policy information of the parties involved, etc.

If your own injuries prevent you from doing this information gathering, call a trusted friend to do it for you as soon as possible.

In order to prove the other driver's fault you need to establish his or her negligence - or worse, recklessness or willful misconduct - and show evidence that this has caused you verifiable damage.

Every element of evidence pointing to the driver's negligence will be important to support your claim: speed, violation of right of way, drunken behavior, distraction, physical condition, and/or dysfunctional vehicle.

If you have been hurt in a Wisconsin or Illinois car, truck or motorcycle accident, contact the attorneys of Hupy & Abraham, S.C. today at 800-800-5676 (toll-free) or 414-223-4800 (local) for a free evaluation of your case, or send our lawyers an e-mail with your questions.