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The discovery rule extends the time limit to file a lawsuit. Wisconsin law states that the statute of limitations does not begin until an injured person “discovered or reasonably should have discovered their injury and its cause.”

Fraud typically falls under one of several categories, such as financial fraud, theft by fraud, and insurance fraud. Some of the most common examples of fraud include identity theft, credit card fraud, selling fraudulent products or services, forgery, and passing bad checks, among others.

As you prepare for your first meeting, gather as much information as possible and bring along any relevant documents.

The best way to solve these types of issues is through legal means. An experienced attorney will help you find the options that are available.

Your civil lawsuit begins when you file a court case. Once you file a lawsuit, both parties gather evidence. A trial is the culmination of a lawsuit.

Sometimes, a shady contractor can take advantage of even the smartest homeowners. Here are some tips to help protect yourself from disreputable contractors.

Sometimes a ZOOM hearing can be more challenging than an in-person hearing. Here are some things to keep in mind as you prepare for your ZOOM court hearing.