If you’re dealing with a work injury in Wisconsin, you might get scheduled for an IME exam. This exam can have a big impact on your workers’ compensation benefits. At Pivot Work Injury Law our attorneys have helped thousands of workers prepare for IMEs and push back against unfair results. Here’s what you need to know…
Getting hurt on the job is hard. But for many injured workers in Wisconsin, it’s what happens in the weeks months and years after the injury that’s truly overwhelming. Caleb knows that all too well. After his workplace injury, he found himself in a dark place—physically, emotionally, and financially. That’s when he turned to a Wisconsin workers’ compensation…
Hi, I’m Attorney Alex Eichhorn Founder of Pivot Work Injury Law, LLC. I’ve been handling Wisconsin workers’ compensation benefits cases for over a decade, and if there’s one thing I’ve learned, it is that most injured workers don’t get told the full story about what benefits they’re entitled to. Whether you’ve just reported your injury…
When Work Wears You Down: Understanding Occupational Injuries in Wisconsin When you think of a work injury, your mind probably jumps to something sudden—a fall off a ladder or an accident on a factory floor. But many people suffer from an occupational injury Wisconsin without ever experiencing a single dramatic moment. These are the injuries…
Looking for a Work Comp Lawyer Near Me? Here’s When to Make the Call If you’ve been hurt at work, you probably didn’t expect to need legal help. But when bills pile up, benefits are delayed, or your claim gets denied, you might find yourself searching for a work comp lawyer near me. And that’s exactly…
How to Increase the Value of Your Work Comp Claim in Wisconsin If you’ve been hurt on the job, you’re probably wondering How to Increase the Value of Your Work Comp Claim. In Wisconsin, workers’ compensation laws offer important protections—but the decisions you make early in your claim can significantly impact your final outcome. After…
If you’ve been approved for Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI) while also receiving Wisconsin workers’ compensation, it’s important to understand how the two systems interact. Wisconsin is a reverse offset state, meaning your SSDI benefits are protected—but your work comp settlement may be reduced. Here’s what you need to know about the SSDI and Wisconsin workers’…
The Wisconsin workers’ compensation hospital fee schedule, established under new state law, will limit how hospitals bill for treating injured workers beginning no later than July 1, 2027. While the goal is to bring predictability and cost control to hospital billing, the law comes with important nuances that both medical providers and injured workers should…
Work Injury Denied by Employer? We can Help. If your work injury was denied by your employer, don’t panic—and definitely don’t give up. Denials like this are more common than most workers realize, and in many cases, they’re flat-out wrong.I’ve helped thousands of injured workers across Wisconsin who found themselves in this exact situation. The…
