Wisconsin Personal Injury Lawyers
Wisconsin's harsh winters, deer crossings, and heavy agricultural traffic contribute to over 600 traffic fatalities annually.
Wisconsin uses a modified comparative fault (51% bar) system for personal injury claims. The statute of limitations is 3 years. Bond Legal is licensed to practice in Wisconsin and has recovered over $500 million for injured clients nationwide. Free consultations available 24/7 — pay no attorney fees unless we recover compensation for you.
How Wisconsin Personal Injury Law Works
Fault System
Modified Comparative Fault (51% Bar)
Wisconsin bars recovery if your fault is 51% or greater. Your recovery is reduced by your percentage of fault.
Source: Wis. Stat. § 895.045
Statute of Limitations
3 years
This is the deadline to file a personal injury lawsuit in Wisconsin. Missing this deadline typically means losing your right to compensation permanently.
Source: Wis. Stat. § 893.54
Damage Caps
Non-economic damages in medical malpractice capped at $750,000 (Wis. Stat. § 893.55(4)(d)). No general PI cap.
Key Wisconsin Laws Affecting Your Case
Modified Comparative Fault (51% Bar)
Wis. Stat. § 895.045
Wisconsin follows modified comparative negligence. If you are 51% or more at fault, you recover nothing. Your recovery is reduced by your percentage of fault.
3-Year Statute of Limitations
Wis. Stat. § 893.54
Wisconsin has a 3-year statute of limitations for personal injury and wrongful death claims.
Mandatory Auto Insurance
Wis. Stat. § 344.62
Wisconsin requires minimum liability coverage of 25/50/10 ($25,000 per person, $50,000 per accident BI, $10,000 PD). UM/UIM coverage must be offered but can be rejected in writing.
OWI Law
Wis. Stat. § 346.63
Wisconsin uses OWI (Operating While Intoxicated). BAC limit is .08 for adults, .00 for those under 21. Wisconsin is the only state where a first OWI offense is a civil forfeiture (non-criminal), though subsequent offenses are criminal.
Dram Shop Liability (Limited)
Wis. Stat. § 125.035
Wisconsin limits dram shop liability to sales to underage persons only. There is no dram shop liability for serving visibly intoxicated adults — one of the most restrictive dram shop frameworks in the nation.
Safe Place Statute
Wis. Stat. § 101.11
Wisconsin's Safe Place statute requires employers and property owners to maintain safe conditions for employees and visitors. This creates additional liability in premises liability and workplace injury cases.
Practice Areas We Handle in Wisconsin
Our Wisconsin Team
Bond Legal Attorneys Licensed in Wisconsin
These experienced personal injury attorneys are licensed to practice in Wisconsin and handle cases throughout the state.
Public Record
Notable Wisconsin Personal Injury Verdicts & Settlements
These publicly reported verdicts and settlements illustrate the range of outcomes in Wisconsin personal injury cases. They are from public court records and do not represent Bond Legal's case results.
Jury verdict in a fatal tractor-trailer collision on I-94 near Milwaukee involving a carrier with falsified driver qualification records.
Verdict for a child who sustained permanent brain damage due to delayed delivery at a Madison hospital.
Verdict against an intoxicated driver who caused a multi-fatality crash on I-94 near Waukesha.
Settlement in a negligent maintenance case at a Green Bay commercial property where a patron sustained catastrophic injuries.
Verdict for a motorcyclist who suffered spinal cord injuries after being struck by a left-turning vehicle in Racine.
Important: The verdicts and settlements shown above are from publicly available court records and legal publications. They are presented for informational purposes only and do not represent Bond Legal's case results. Every case is unique — the facts, injuries, defendants, insurance coverage, venue, and applicable law vary significantly. Prior results do not guarantee a similar outcome in your case. Gross amounts shown are before deduction of attorney fees, costs, and expenses. This is an advertisement.
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(866) 423-7724 — Free ConsultationWhat Makes Wisconsin Different for Personal Injury Cases
Wisconsin's harsh winters, frequent deer crossings (the state averages over 20,000 deer-vehicle crashes annually per WisDOT), and heavy agricultural equipment on rural roads create unique hazards. The state has no general cap on personal injury damages and a 3-year statute of limitations (Wis. Stat. § 893.54).
Motorcycle fatalities account for 18% of all road deaths in Wisconsin (103 of 583 in 2023, IIHS). Milwaukee and the I-94 corridor between Milwaukee and Madison account for a significant share of the state's traffic fatalities, driven by urban congestion, construction zones, and commercial truck traffic.
Wisconsin has one of the highest binge drinking rates in the nation, contributing to elevated alcohol-impaired fatality rates (~33% of all traffic deaths). Yet Wisconsin is the only state where a first OWI offense is a civil forfeiture rather than a criminal offense — reflecting the state's unique alcohol culture.
Wisconsin's dram shop liability is among the most restrictive in the nation — limited only to sales to minors. There is no dram shop claim for serving visibly intoxicated adults, significantly limiting recovery options in alcohol-related crashes.
Wisconsin Traffic Safety Statistics
130,000+
Annual Crashes
583
Fatalities (2023)
9.9
Deaths per 100K residents
12.3%
Uninsured Drivers (IRC)
103 (18%)
Motorcycle fatalities
59
Pedestrian fatalities
190+
Alcohol-impaired fatalities (BAC .08+)
Source: IIHS/NHTSA FARS, 2023 | Motorcycle fatalities: IIHS, 2023 | Pedestrian fatalities: IIHS, 2023 | Alcohol-impaired fatalities (BAC .08+): NHTSA FARS, 2023
Wisconsin Auto Insurance Landscape
~$1,400/yr
Avg. Annual Premium
Bankrate, 2024
25/50/10 ($25K per person, $50K per accident BI, $10K PD)
Minimum Coverage
Wis. Stat. § 344.62
12.3%
Uninsured Drivers
IRC, 2022
At-Fault State
Insurance System
Key Insurance Notes for Wisconsin
- •Wisconsin is a tort (at-fault) state.
- •Wisconsin is the only state where a first OWI offense is a civil forfeiture (non-criminal), reflecting the state's permissive approach to alcohol culture.
- •Wisconsin has very limited dram shop liability — only sales to minors are covered. There is no dram shop claim for serving visibly intoxicated adults.
- •Deer-vehicle collisions are a major hazard — Wisconsin averages over 20,000 deer-vehicle crashes annually (WisDOT).
How Wisconsin Insurers Handle Claims
See how major insurers operating in Wisconsin rank for claims difficulty — including American Family Insurance.
Wisconsin Impairment & Behavioral Crash Data
190+
Alcohol-Related Fatalities
Approximately 33% of all traffic fatalities involved alcohol-impaired driving — Wisconsin has one of the highest binge drinking rates nationally
35%+
Drug-Positive Rate in Fatal Crashes
45+ fatalities involving drivers age 20 or younger
Teen Driver Fatal Crashes
180+
Unrestrained Occupant Fatalities
Source: NHTSA FARS 2023 / WisDOT
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Get Your Free Case ReviewWisconsin Court & Filing Statistics
45,000+ (Circuit Courts statewide)
Civil Filings
Milwaukee County and Dane County (Madison) handle the largest share of tort filings
Personal Injury Filings
12–18 months
Avg. Disposition Time
Source: Wisconsin Director of State Courts, 2023 Annual Report
Seasonal Trends
When Are Wisconsin Roads Most Dangerous?
Crash patterns in Wisconsin follow seasonal and holiday trends that every driver should know.
July (highest fatality count — summer + motorcycle + OWI)
Deadliest Month
July 4th weekend
Deadliest Holiday Period
November–March (Winter)
+50% winter weather crashesWisconsin's harsh winters bring heavy snowfall, blizzards, black ice, and whiteout conditions across I-94, I-90, I-39, and I-43. Lake-effect snow from Lake Michigan impacts eastern counties. WisDOT reports freezing rain and bridge icing as leading crash factors during winter.
June–September (Summer/Tourism)
+35% crash increase in tourism corridorsWisconsin Dells tourism, Door County peninsula traffic, Northwoods lake vacations, and Milwaukee festivals (Summerfest) create seasonal surges. Motorcycle fatalities peak during warm-weather riding months — motorcycles account for 18% of all WI road deaths.
October–November (Deer Season)
+60% deer-vehicle collisionsWisconsin averages over 20,000 deer-vehicle crashes annually (WisDOT) — the second-highest in the nation. Fall rutting season and gun deer season (November) create peak wildlife-vehicle collision hazards, especially at dawn and dusk on rural highways.
Holiday Weekends / Packers Gamedays
+45% OWI crashes on holiday weekendsMemorial Day, July 4th, Labor Day, and Thanksgiving weekends see OWI spikes. Wisconsin has one of the nation's highest binge-drinking rates, and Packers gamedays see elevated impaired driving on US-41/I-41 corridors near Green Bay and statewide.
Source: WisDOT / NHTSA FARS, 2023. Crash patterns are based on multi-year data and may vary year to year.
Common Questions
Wisconsin Personal Injury FAQ
County-by-County
Wisconsin Personal Injury by County
Each county in Wisconsin has distinct court procedures, jury tendencies, and case timelines that significantly impact personal injury outcomes. Showing the top 6 counties by filing volume.
Milwaukee County
PI Filings
~10,000/yr civil
Median PI Verdict
Plaintiff-friendly
Typical Timeline
18–24 months
Jury Pool
Diverse urban pool; plaintiff-friendly — largest PI venue in Wisconsin
Milwaukee County Courthouse. I-94/I-43/I-794 interchange hub. Highest traffic density in state.
Dane County
PI Filings
~3,500/yr civil
Median PI Verdict
Plaintiff-friendly
Typical Timeline
14–20 months
Jury Pool
College-town (UW-Madison); progressive/plaintiff-friendly
Madison courthouse. I-90/I-94/US-12/US-151 interchange. State capital and university.
Waukesha County
PI Filings
~2,500/yr civil
Median PI Verdict
Conservative
Typical Timeline
12–18 months
Jury Pool
Affluent suburban Milwaukee west; conservative — defense-friendly venue
Waukesha courthouse. I-94/I-43 corridors.
Brown County
PI Filings
~1,500/yr civil
Median PI Verdict
Moderate-to-conservative
Typical Timeline
12–18 months
Jury Pool
Green Bay metro; moderate-to-conservative
Green Bay courthouse. I-43/US-41 corridors.
Racine County
PI Filings
~1,500/yr civil
Median PI Verdict
Moderate-to-plaintiff-friendly
Typical Timeline
12–18 months
Jury Pool
Urban/industrial; moderate-to-plaintiff-friendly
Racine courthouse. I-94/WI-20 corridors.
Outagamie County
PI Filings
~1,000/yr civil
Median PI Verdict
Moderate
Typical Timeline
12–16 months
Jury Pool
Appleton area; moderate
Appleton courthouse. US-41/WI-441 corridors. Fox Valley.
Winnebago County
PI Filings: ~1,000/yr civil
Median Verdict: Moderate
Timeline: 12–16 months
Jury Pool: Oshkosh/Neenah area; moderate
Oshkosh courthouse. US-41/US-45 corridors.
Kenosha County
PI Filings: ~1,000/yr civil
Median Verdict: Moderate
Timeline: 12–16 months
Jury Pool: I-94 corridor between Milwaukee and Chicago; moderate
Kenosha courthouse. I-94/WI-50 corridors.
Rock County
PI Filings: ~800/yr civil
Median Verdict: Moderate
Timeline: 12–16 months
Jury Pool: Janesville/Beloit area; moderate
Janesville courthouse. I-90/I-39 corridors.
Marathon County
PI Filings: ~800/yr civil
Median Verdict: Conservative-to-moderate
Timeline: 12–16 months
Jury Pool: Wausau area; conservative-moderate
Wausau courthouse. I-39/US-51 corridors.
Washington County
PI Filings: ~700/yr civil
Median Verdict: Conservative
Timeline: 12–16 months
Jury Pool: Suburban Milwaukee north; conservative
West Bend courthouse. US-45 corridor.
La Crosse County
PI Filings: ~700/yr civil
Median Verdict: Moderate
Timeline: 12–16 months
Jury Pool: College-town (UW-La Crosse); moderate
La Crosse courthouse. I-90/US-14/US-61 corridors.
Eau Claire County
PI Filings: ~700/yr civil
Median Verdict: Moderate
Timeline: 12–16 months
Jury Pool: College-town (UW-Eau Claire); moderate
Eau Claire courthouse. I-94/US-53 corridors.
Sheboygan County
PI Filings: ~600/yr civil
Median Verdict: Moderate-to-conservative
Timeline: 12–15 months
Jury Pool: Manufacturing city; moderate-conservative
Sheboygan courthouse. I-43 corridor.
Fond du Lac County
PI Filings: ~500/yr civil
Median Verdict: Conservative-to-moderate
Timeline: 12–15 months
Jury Pool: Moderate-conservative; manufacturing
Fond du Lac courthouse. I-41/US-151 corridors.
Walworth County
PI Filings: ~500/yr civil
Median Verdict: Conservative
Timeline: 12–15 months
Jury Pool: Lake Geneva area; conservative
Elkhorn courthouse. I-43/US-12 corridors.
Ozaukee County
PI Filings: ~400/yr civil
Median Verdict: Conservative
Timeline: 12–15 months
Jury Pool: Affluent suburban Milwaukee north; conservative
Port Washington courthouse. I-43 corridor.
St. Croix County
PI Filings: ~400/yr civil
Median Verdict: Moderate-to-conservative
Timeline: 12–15 months
Jury Pool: Twin Cities exurban; moderate-conservative
Hudson courthouse. I-94 corridor. MN border commuter community.
Manitowoc County
PI Filings: ~400/yr civil
Median Verdict: Conservative-to-moderate
Timeline: 12–15 months
Jury Pool: Lakeshore manufacturing; conservative-moderate
Manitowoc courthouse. I-43 corridor.
Portage County
PI Filings: ~400/yr civil
Median Verdict: Moderate
Timeline: 12–15 months
Jury Pool: Stevens Point (UWSP); moderate
Stevens Point courthouse. I-39/US-10 corridors.
Wood County
PI Filings: ~400/yr civil
Median Verdict: Conservative-to-moderate
Timeline: 12–15 months
Jury Pool: Marshfield/Wisconsin Rapids; conservative-moderate
Wisconsin Rapids courthouse. I-39/WI-13 corridors.
Jefferson County
PI Filings: ~400/yr civil
Median Verdict: Conservative
Timeline: 12–15 months
Jury Pool: Rural/suburban; conservative
Jefferson courthouse. I-94/WI-26 corridors.
Dodge County
PI Filings: ~400/yr civil
Median Verdict: Conservative
Timeline: 12–15 months
Jury Pool: Beaver Dam area; conservative
Juneau courthouse. US-151/WI-33 corridors.
Calumet County
PI Filings: ~300/yr civil
Median Verdict: Conservative
Timeline: 10–14 months
Jury Pool: Fox Valley suburban; conservative
Chilton courthouse. I-41 corridor.
Sauk County
PI Filings: ~300/yr civil
Median Verdict: Moderate
Timeline: 12–14 months
Jury Pool: Baraboo/Wisconsin Dells area; moderate
Baraboo courthouse. I-90/I-94/US-12 corridors. Tourism hub.
Columbia County
PI Filings: ~300/yr civil
Median Verdict: Moderate
Timeline: 12–14 months
Jury Pool: Portage area; moderate
Portage courthouse. I-39/I-90/I-94 interchange.
Chippewa County
PI Filings: ~300/yr civil
Median Verdict: Conservative-to-moderate
Timeline: 10–14 months
Jury Pool: Chippewa Falls area; conservative-moderate
Chippewa Falls courthouse. US-53/WI-29 corridors.
Barron County
PI Filings: ~200/yr civil
Median Verdict: Conservative
Timeline: 10–14 months
Jury Pool: Rural; conservative
Barron courthouse. US-53 corridor.
Dunn County
PI Filings: ~200/yr civil
Median Verdict: Moderate
Timeline: 10–14 months
Jury Pool: Menomonie (UW-Stout); moderate
Menomonie courthouse. I-94 corridor.
Grant County
PI Filings: ~200/yr civil
Median Verdict: Conservative
Timeline: 10–14 months
Jury Pool: Platteville (UW-Platteville); conservative
Lancaster courthouse. US-151/US-61 corridors.
Monroe County
PI Filings: ~200/yr civil
Median Verdict: Conservative
Timeline: 10–14 months
Jury Pool: Tomah/Sparta area; conservative
Sparta courthouse. I-90/WI-21 corridors. Fort McCoy.
Polk County
PI Filings: ~200/yr civil
Median Verdict: Conservative
Timeline: 10–14 months
Jury Pool: Rural; conservative
Balsam Lake courthouse. US-8/WI-35 corridors.
Waupaca County
PI Filings: ~200/yr civil
Median Verdict: Conservative
Timeline: 10–14 months
Jury Pool: Rural; conservative
Waupaca courthouse. US-10/WI-54 corridors.
Marinette County
PI Filings: ~200/yr civil
Median Verdict: Conservative
Timeline: 10–14 months
Jury Pool: MI border; conservative
Marinette courthouse. US-41/US-141 corridors.
Oneida County
PI Filings: ~200/yr civil
Median Verdict: Conservative-to-moderate
Timeline: 10–14 months
Jury Pool: Rhinelander area; tourism/conservative
Rhinelander courthouse. US-8/US-45 corridors.
Douglas County
PI Filings: ~200/yr civil
Median Verdict: Moderate
Timeline: 10–14 months
Jury Pool: Superior area; working-class; moderate
Superior courthouse. I-35/US-2/US-53 corridors.
Vernon County
PI Filings: ~150/yr civil
Median Verdict: Conservative
Timeline: 10–14 months
Jury Pool: Viroqua area; rural/Amish; conservative
Viroqua courthouse. US-14/US-61 corridors.
Shawano County
PI Filings: ~150/yr civil
Median Verdict: Conservative
Timeline: 10–12 months
Jury Pool: Rural; conservative
Shawano courthouse. WI-29 corridor.
Oconto County
PI Filings: ~150/yr civil
Median Verdict: Conservative
Timeline: 10–12 months
Jury Pool: Rural; conservative
Oconto courthouse. US-41/US-141 corridors.
Green County
PI Filings: ~150/yr civil
Median Verdict: Conservative
Timeline: 10–12 months
Jury Pool: Monroe area; conservative
Monroe courthouse. WI-11/WI-69 corridors.
Juneau County
PI Filings: ~100/yr civil
Median Verdict: Conservative
Timeline: 10–12 months
Jury Pool: Rural; conservative
Mauston courthouse. I-90/I-94 corridors.
Trempealeau County
PI Filings: ~100/yr civil
Median Verdict: Conservative
Timeline: 10–12 months
Jury Pool: Rural; conservative
Whitehall courthouse.
Waushara County
PI Filings: ~100/yr civil
Median Verdict: Conservative
Timeline: 10–12 months
Jury Pool: Rural; conservative
Wautoma courthouse. WI-21/WI-73 corridors.
Adams County
PI Filings: ~100/yr civil
Median Verdict: Conservative
Timeline: 10–12 months
Jury Pool: Rural; conservative
Friendship courthouse. I-39/WI-13 corridors.
Door County
PI Filings: ~100/yr civil
Median Verdict: Moderate
Timeline: 10–14 months
Jury Pool: Tourism/peninsula; moderate
Sturgeon Bay courthouse. WI-57/WI-42 corridors.
Vilas County
PI Filings: ~100/yr civil
Median Verdict: Conservative
Timeline: 10–12 months
Jury Pool: Northwoods tourism; conservative
Eagle River courthouse. US-45/WI-70 corridors.
Clark County
PI Filings: ~100/yr civil
Median Verdict: Conservative
Timeline: 10–12 months
Jury Pool: Neillsville area; conservative
Neillsville courthouse. I-94/WI-73 corridors.
Lincoln County
PI Filings: ~100/yr civil
Median Verdict: Conservative
Timeline: 10–12 months
Jury Pool: Merrill area; conservative
Merrill courthouse. US-51/WI-64 corridors.
Langlade County
PI Filings: ~80/yr civil
Median Verdict: Conservative
Timeline: 10–12 months
Jury Pool: Antigo area; conservative
Antigo courthouse. US-45/WI-64 corridors.
Sawyer County
PI Filings: ~80/yr civil
Median Verdict: Conservative
Timeline: 10–12 months
Jury Pool: Hayward area; tourism; conservative
Hayward courthouse. US-63/WI-27 corridors.
Jackson County
PI Filings: ~80/yr civil
Median Verdict: Conservative
Timeline: 10–12 months
Jury Pool: Black River Falls area; conservative
Black River Falls courthouse. I-94 corridor.
Iowa County
PI Filings: ~80/yr civil
Median Verdict: Moderate
Timeline: 10–12 months
Jury Pool: Dodgeville area; moderate
Dodgeville courthouse. US-18/US-151 corridors.
Marquette County
PI Filings: ~60/yr civil
Median Verdict: Conservative
Timeline: 8–12 months
Jury Pool: Rural; conservative
Montello courthouse.
Kewaunee County
PI Filings: ~60/yr civil
Median Verdict: Conservative
Timeline: 8–12 months
Jury Pool: Rural lakeshore; conservative
Kewaunee courthouse.
Washburn County
PI Filings: ~60/yr civil
Median Verdict: Conservative
Timeline: 8–12 months
Jury Pool: Spooner area; conservative
Shell Lake courthouse. US-63/WI-70 corridors.
Richland County
PI Filings: ~60/yr civil
Median Verdict: Conservative
Timeline: 8–12 months
Jury Pool: Rural Driftless area; conservative
Richland Center courthouse. US-14 corridor.
Green Lake County
PI Filings: ~60/yr civil
Median Verdict: Conservative
Timeline: 8–12 months
Jury Pool: Rural; conservative
Green Lake courthouse. WI-23/WI-73 corridors.
Ashland County
PI Filings: ~60/yr civil
Median Verdict: Moderate
Timeline: 10–12 months
Jury Pool: Ashland/Northland College; moderate
Ashland courthouse. US-2 corridor.
Price County
PI Filings: ~50/yr civil
Median Verdict: Conservative
Timeline: 8–10 months
Jury Pool: Phillips area; conservative
Phillips courthouse. WI-13 corridor.
Burnett County
PI Filings: ~50/yr civil
Median Verdict: Conservative
Timeline: 8–10 months
Jury Pool: Rural; conservative
Siren courthouse. WI-35/WI-70 corridors.
Taylor County
PI Filings: ~50/yr civil
Median Verdict: Conservative
Timeline: 8–10 months
Jury Pool: Medford area; conservative
Medford courthouse. WI-13/WI-64 corridors.
Crawford County
PI Filings: ~50/yr civil
Median Verdict: Conservative
Timeline: 8–10 months
Jury Pool: Rural; conservative
Prairie du Chien courthouse. US-18/WI-35 corridors.
Lafayette County
PI Filings: ~50/yr civil
Median Verdict: Conservative
Timeline: 8–10 months
Jury Pool: Darlington area; conservative
Darlington courthouse. US-151 corridor.
Rusk County
PI Filings: ~40/yr civil
Median Verdict: Conservative
Timeline: 8–10 months
Jury Pool: Ladysmith area; conservative
Ladysmith courthouse. US-8/WI-27 corridors.
Bayfield County
PI Filings: ~40/yr civil
Median Verdict: Moderate
Timeline: 8–12 months
Jury Pool: Tourism/Apostle Islands; moderate
Washburn courthouse. US-2/WI-13 corridors.
Buffalo County
PI Filings: ~40/yr civil
Median Verdict: Conservative
Timeline: 8–10 months
Jury Pool: Alma area; conservative
Alma courthouse. WI-35 corridor.
Forest County
PI Filings: ~30/yr civil
Median Verdict: Conservative
Timeline: 8–10 months
Jury Pool: Crandon area; conservative
Crandon courthouse. US-8/WI-55 corridors.
Iron County
PI Filings: ~20/yr civil
Median Verdict: Conservative
Timeline: 8–10 months
Jury Pool: Hurley area; very small (~5,600 pop); conservative
Hurley courthouse. US-2/US-51 corridors.
Pepin County
PI Filings: ~20/yr civil
Median Verdict: Conservative
Timeline: 8–10 months
Jury Pool: Durand area; one of WI's smallest (~7,300 pop); conservative
Durand courthouse. WI-35/WI-25 corridors.
Florence County
PI Filings: ~15/yr civil
Median Verdict: Conservative
Timeline: 8–10 months
Jury Pool: Very small (~4,300 pop); conservative
Florence courthouse. US-2/US-141 corridors.
Menominee County
PI Filings: ~10/yr civil
Median Verdict: Moderate
Timeline: 8–10 months
Jury Pool: Menominee Indian Reservation; WI's smallest county (~4,600 pop)
Keshena courthouse. Tribal jurisdiction considerations.
Court data is for general reference only. Actual timelines, verdicts, and procedures vary by case. Prior results do not guarantee a similar outcome.
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Milwaukee Circuit
Milwaukee · Moderate-Fast (~16mo)
Dane Circuit (Madison)
Madison · Moderate (~18mo)
Waukesha Circuit
Waukesha · Moderate (~16mo)
Brown Circuit (Green Bay)
Green Bay · Moderate (~16mo)
Racine Circuit
Racine · Fast (~14mo)
Kenosha Circuit
Kenosha · Fast (~14mo)
Outagamie Circuit (Appleton)
Appleton · Fast (~14mo)
Winnebago Circuit (Oshkosh)
Oshkosh · Fast (~14mo)
Rock Circuit (Janesville)
Janesville · Fast (~14mo)
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