Tabak Law

Being unable to work due to a physical or mental limitation makes life even more difficult than it has to be. It’s one thing to be limited due to an injury or something else, but losing income that you and your family rely on puts a severe strain on everyone.  Social security disability benefits (SSDI)… Read more

When someone is injured at work, they may default to using their paid time off, vacation, or sick time if they need to miss any days of work. While this is undoubtedly an option, according to Wisconsin law, an employer cannot require an employee to use their earned time off in this situation.  Wisconsin worker’s… Read more

If you don’t have an extended work history, you may be concerned if you will be eligible for benefits should you become disabled. It is true that the amount that someone who is approved for benefits can expect to receive per month is directly related to their work history.  Contrary to what many people believe,… Read more

A recall has been issued for several versions of a ventilator used by many people in the United States. These specific Phillips Respironics ventilators have been known to be issued to veterans in large quantities.  Specifically, the recall lists the following ventilators manufactured before April 26, 2021, on the recall:  Continuous Ventilator Trilogy 100 Trilogy… Read more

If you are injured on the job in Wisconsin, you are likely entitled to workers’ compensation benefits. These benefits include payments that help supplement the money that you are missing out on from your job. This may also include coverage of medical treatment and rehabilitation, depending on your situation.  To receive workers’ compensation benefits, you… Read more

For someone receiving social security disability (SSDI) benefits, every dollar received monthly matters. Disability benefits exist to help those who cannot work a regular job provide for their daily, weekly, monthly needs – in addition to the needs of their families. It is nearly impossible to increase the general percentage for benefits you are receiving,… Read more

June 19 is a monumental holiday in the United States. Officially known as Juneteenth National Independence Day, the holiday celebrates the emancipation of individuals who had been enslaved in this country. Juneteenth is also often referred to as Freedom Day, Jubilee Day, Liberation Day, and Emancipation Day. The date of June 19 recognizes the anniversary… Read more

Following a year of limited activities due to the COVID-19 pandemic, it’s been nice to see things start to open up again as we enter the summer of 2021. And one of our favorite traditions in the Milwaukee area – the Fourth of July Fireworks and Parades – are kicking off again after missing 2020. … Read more

There isn’t much we can do to properly repay the veterans who have served our country so proudly. For those who are unable to work due to their service, there are benefits available from the Department of Veterans Affairs (VA). These benefits are often a lifesaver for veterans and their families with little to no… Read more