Reckless Driving & Hit and Run Wisconsin
Leaving the Scene of an Accident Due to Road Rage or Domestic Violence in Wisconsin
The Duty to Stop vs. The Right to SurviveIn Wisconsin, hitting another car and driving away is a severe offense. Under Wis. Stat. § 346.67, every driver has an absolute duty to re...
Legal Defenses for Striking an Unattended Parked Car in Wisconsin Winter Weather
Wisconsin winters are notoriously brutal. Between heavy lake-effect snowstorms, black ice, and sub-zero temperatures, driving conditions can go from dangerous to impossible in a ma...
How to Prove a Phantom Vehicle Caused Your Crash in Wisconsin
Imagine driving down a quiet road when a reckless driver suddenly swerves into your lane. To avoid a deadly head-on collision, you jerk the steering wheel, send your vehicle crashi...
What to Do If Your Teenager is Arrested for Street Racing in Wisconsin
The Severe Crackdown on Street Takeovers in WisconsinCities across Wisconsin, particularly Milwaukee and Kenosha, have seen a massive rise in illegal street racing and 'street tak...
Defending Against Felony Hit and Run Resulting in Injury or Death in Wisconsin
Being involved in a traffic accident is a terrifying experience, but panicking and leaving the scene turns a mistake into a life-altering felony. In Wisconsin, the law places a str...
Can You Be Charged with Reckless Driving on Private Property in Wisconsin?
Understanding Private Property and Reckless Driving in WisconsinMany drivers in cities like Milwaukee, Madison, and Green Bay mistakenly believe that traffic laws completely vanis...