Stay Safe On Your Bicycle this Fall

Please remember to follow these cycling safety tips from Davis & Gelshenen:

1. Have the correct bike for the terrain you’re  biking on.
2. Make sure that when you purchase your bicycle, you get fitted appropriately.
3. Buy the right gear.  This includes a helmet, front and back bike lights, bright or reflective clothing, comfortable shoes, bike gloves, and sunglasses.
4. Check your bike’s tire pressure and brakes before every ride.
5. Know the rules of the road and use turn signals.
6. Never Drink and Ride.
7. Never talk on a cell phone while riding.

If you have been in an accident on your bicycle as a result of someone’s negligence, contact Davis & Gelshenen for a free consultation at 866-421-2121 or email us at ddavis@dgattorneys.com.

Atty. Michaelson-Link Gets Client More Than Policy Limits

Attorney Leah Michaelson-Link’s client was a passenger in a vehicle which crossed the center line and hit another vehicle head on.  When the insurance company’s policy limits were insufficient to cover the medical bills and pain and suffering of her client, Atty. Michaelson-Link obtained a settlement from both insurance companies as well as the at fault driver, personally.  Atty. Michaelson-Link ultimately obtained a six-figure settlement for her client.

To speak with Atty. Leah Michaelson-Link regarding your case, call TOLL FREE at 1-866-427-2121 or email her at lmichaelson@dgattorneys.com.

Davis & Gelshenen Supports Wisconsin AIDS Walk 2010

Davis & Gelshenen helped support the AIDS Walk Wisconsin 2010 on September 19, 2010.   AIDS Walk Wisconsin raises money for the AIDS Resource Center of Wisconsin.  This year the walk raised $261,094.00.  This money will benefit thousands of Wisconsin residents living with HIV or AIDS, as well as providing prevention education to others.   The walk takes place annually beginning at the Henry W. Maier Summerfest grounds along Milwaukee’s Lakefront.

Davis & Gelshenen is pleased to help with such a worthwhile cause.  Congrats to all of the walkers and to AIDS Walk Wisconsin 2010.