The city of New Berlin, Wisconsin, is located between Milwaukee and Madison and within an easy drive to Green Bay and Chicago. Approximately 39,000 people live in this suburban community and many enjoy the city’s extensive parks and recreation programs. Almost 600 businesses are located in New Berlin’s industrial park and more are located in the city center and elsewhere.
Most days that are spent working or living in New Berlin will be spent safely. However, accidents do happen here—as they do everywhere.
Whether you have been hurt in an accident on Interstate Highway 94, a crash on Interstate Highway 43, or a local road you will need to take action. That action may include filing a personal injury case in Wisconsin before the statute of limitation expires.
Of course, not all accidents occur on the roads. If you were hurt in a slip and fall, by someone else’s dog, because of someone else’s negligent security, by a defective drug, or in any other way, then it is important to protect your rights today by contacting an experienced New Berlin personal injury lawyer for a free consultation.
Our personal injury lawyers have decades of experience helping people who have been injured in Wisconsin accidents. While we have represented many clients over the years, no two clients are the same. Every case gets our personal attention and we go above and beyond the call of duty to get each client the full and fair recovery that the client deserves. When you work with Hupy and Abraham, you work with experienced personal injury lawyers who have the skill, compassion, and drive to help you.
To learn more, we encourage you to schedule a free, no-obligation consultation with us in our Milwaukee personal injury law office.
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