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Appellate Court Rules Murder Conviction Based on “Nonsense” Lawrence Owens, age 42, has spent the last 14 years in prison for a murder conviction deemed "nonsense." -
Wisconsin Medical Malpractice Laws Leaving Victims Helpless In Wisconsin, medical malpractice laws leave victims with no leverage to negotiate fair settlements. -
Attorney Jason Abraham in Milwaukee Bucks Videos Attorney Jason Abraham of Hupy and Abraham, S.C. can be seen in a variety of videos during Milwaukee Bucks game broadcasts. You can take a look at them here. -
Recognized as Benefactor for the Milwaukee Justice Center In the past 3 years, Hupy and Abraham, S.C. has donated more than $500,000 to more than 100 worthwhile causes. -
Recording Your Employer Could Lead to Losing Your Job Employees who violate policies against recording workplace conversations can be fired. -
WIN $500!!! Hupy and Abraham T-Shirt Design Contest! The personal injury attorneys of Hupy and Abraham launch a T-shirt design contest in which the winner will receive $500! -
Hupy and Abraham Encourages a Safe and Sober Labor Day Weekend Statistically, Labor Day weekend brings the highest number of drunk driving accidents. -
Bike-Sharing Has Landed in Milwaukee with Bublr Bikes Bike-share programs have been increasing in popularity throughout the United States. -
Voted Best, Rated Best, Year After Year Hupy and Abraham, S.C. has again been voted as Milwaukee’s best personal injury law firm in the Shepherd Express ”Best of Milwaukee” public opinion poll. -
How Wisconsin Legislators Have Injured Injury Victims Wisconsin malpractice law enforces $750,000 cap for “noneconomic damages” when patient lives and $500,000 cap for wrongful death.