Whether you were a passenger, a driver hit by a bus, or a parent whose child was on a school bus, the next right step isn’t obvious. We organize your case into a directed legal strategy and stay with you to the end, in English, Spanish, Lithuanian or Russian.
Unless we win your case
Free case evaluation, no appointment
Representing the injured in Milwaukee
Claims involving public transit or school districts can have strict notice deadlines. Don't wait to talk to an attorney.
Buses carry dozens of people who have no seatbelt and no control over how the vehicle is driven. That’s why Wisconsin law holds bus operators, as common carriers, to a higher standard of care than an ordinary driver. When a city bus, charter coach or school bus driver is distracted, fatigued, speeding or poorly trained, the consequences can be severe.
These cases are rarely simple. The responsible party may be a transit authority, a school district, a private bus contractor, a maintenance company or another driver, and claims against government entities follow special rules. Our role is to identify every liable party, gather the evidence, and take your case to litigation if that’s what it takes.
Collisions involving MCTS and other public transit buses. These claims come with strict notice requirements, so acting early matters.
When a child is hurt going to or from school, you deserve answers. We pursue claims against districts, private bus contractors and negligent drivers.
Long-distance coaches and tour buses rely on drivers who may be fatigued or behind schedule. We hold operators accountable for unsafe practices.
Airport, hotel, church, senior-living and employer shuttles must also carry passengers safely. Negligence by any operator is grounds for a claim.
A bus's size and blind spots leave people on foot or on a bike with no protection. We fight for full recovery of medical bills and lost wages.
When a bus crash takes a family member, we've settled similar cases to our clients' satisfaction and have the resources to litigate.
Tell us what happened. We evaluate your case at no cost and with no obligation.
We gather the police report, medical records and evidence, and we advance every cost.
We deal with the insurance adjusters directly, so you don't have to.
If we don't recover, you owe us nothing. Our fee is one-third or less of the settlement, plus the actual case costs.
Six figures
Settlements recovered in automobile accident cases
12-person juries
Numerous jury trials won in Wisconsin
No Fee
Unless we recover compensation for you
“Insurance companies count on people not knowing what their claim is really worth. My job is to make sure you’re never negotiating alone.”
Practicing in Wisconsin
Complex injury cases handled
Fully multilingual counsel
Can’t find what you’re looking for? Reach out and we’ll answer directly.
Nothing up front. We work on a contingency fee: we advance all case costs, and if we don’t recover, you owe us nothing. If we win, our fee is one-third or less of the settlement, plus the actual case costs.
Yes, and it’s short. Under Wisconsin law (Wis. Stat. § 893.80), a written notice of claim must generally be served on a government entity within 120 days of the accident, and damages against public entities are capped. Private bus companies follow the standard personal injury deadline (Wis. Stat. § 893.54). Call us as soon as possible.
Get your child medical attention first, even if the injuries seem minor. Then write down the bus number, the route and the names of any witnesses. Contact us before speaking with the district’s or the bus company’s insurer.
Sí. Our team speaks English, Spanish, Lithuanian and Russian, so you’ll always be heard in your own language.
