Personal Injury & Wrongful Death

Since 1953, accident victims across Northeast Wisconsin have trelied on trusted legal guidance to pursue fair compensation and move forward.

If you've been seriously injured, you can access legal support that understand the physical, emotional, and financial toll an accident can take. With millions recovered in settlements and verdicts, you'll be guided through every step of your recovery process with clarity and compassion.

Being hurt in an accident is overwhelming. Between medical care, insurance calls, and mounting bills, it can feel like everything has changed. That's why you can count on legal support that manages your personal injury claims so you can focus on what matters most: your health and healing.

Types of Personal Injury Claims We Handle

You can pursue compensation for a wide range of personal injury cases in Northeast Wisconsin, including:

Car Accidents
Truck Accidents
Motorcycle Accidents
Pedestrian Accidents
Bicycle Accidents
Slip, Trip, and Fall Accidents
Wrongful Death

What Injuries Qualify for Personal Injury Claims?

You may be dealing with a wide variety of injuries, both injuries and invisible, that can qualify for a personal injury claims, including:

Neck & Back Injuries
Spinal Cord Injurie
Head & Traumatic Brain Injuries (TBI)
Broken Bones
Soft Tissue Injuries
Internal Organ Damage
Burns, Scarring & Amputations

Personal Injury Services You Can Rely On

Having a personal injury attorney in your corner can be the difference between a full financial recovery and ongoing hardship. With Di Renzo & Bomier on your side, you'll receive support that will:

Handle all communications with the at-fault party and insurance companies.
Obtain your official accident report from law enforcement.
File your personal injury claim or lawsuit.
Ensure all paperwork and deadlines are properly handled.
Coordinate with your healthcare providers.
Consult with expert witnesses such as medical specialists and accident reconstructionists.
Build a strong case backed by evidence.
Negotiate aggressively with insurers.
Represent you in court if a fair settlement cannot be reached.

What You Should Know About Wisconsin Personal Injury Laws

Wisconsin's Personal Injury Statue of Limitations

In most cases, you have three years from the date of the accident to file a personal injury claim in Wisconsin. Waiting too long could mean giving up your right to seek compensation.

Recoverable Damages

Wisconsin law allows injury victims to seek compensation for both economic and non-economic changes. These may include:

Medical expenses (past & future)
Lost wages & diminished earning capacity
Property damage (such as vehicle repairs or replacement)
Pain & suffering, emotional distress, and loss of enjoyment of life

Modified Comparative Negligence

Wisconsin follows the modified comparative negligence rule. This means you may still recover damages even if you were partially at fault as long as your share of the blame is not greater than 50%. Your compensation will be reduced by your percentage of fault.

What to Do After a Car Crash in Northeast Wisconsin

Each year, nearly 30,000 Wisconsin residents are injured in motor vehicle crashes. If you're in an accident, taking the right steps early can protect your health and your claim.

Call 9-1-1
- Report the accident and ensure there is an official police report.
Seek Medical Attention
- Always get checked by a medical professional, even if you feel fine. Some injuries take time to appear and prompt treatment protects your health and your claim.
Preserve the Scene
- Use your phone to take photos or video of the crash site, vehicle damage, road conditions, and your injuries.
Exchange Contact Information
- Get the name, phone number, license plate, and insurance information of the other driver(s). If there are any witnesses, collect their contact details too.
Keep Records
- Track all medical visits, receipts, repair estimates, missed work, and any correspondence with insurers. Keep a journal of how your injuries affect your daily life.
Report the Accident to Your Insurance
- Even if the crash wasn't your fault, notify your insurer. Be honest, but avoid speculating or accepting balance.

What NOT to Do After a Car Crash in Northeast Wisconsin

Avoid these common mistakes. They can harm your personal injury claim.

Don't give a recorded statement to the insurance company
- Adjusters are trained to ask questions that may weaken your claim. Politely decline and speak with an attorney first.
Don't accept the first settlement offer
- Initial offers are often too low and may not account for long-term medical costs. let an attorney determine the true value of your case.
Don't sign a blanket medical release
- Doing so gives the insurance company access to your full medical history, not just the records related to your accident.

We're Here For You.

Di Renzo & Bomier Personal Injury & Wrongful Death Attorneys.

Attorney & Managing Shareholder

Jeffrey M. Berzowski

Attorney & Managing Shareholder

John H. Healy

Attorney