Martinson Law Office

Jeffrey J. Martinson graduated with honors from De Pere High School. He received his Bachelor of Business Administration degree from the UW-Madison Business School in 1986 and graduated Cum Laude from the UW-Madison Law School in 1989. Jeff is the owner of Martinson Law Offices. He has been in practice since 1989 and is a general civil practioner. Martinson Law Offices has served the area since the mid-1960s. Jeff’s practice includes numerous estate planning matters, probate matters, and other general civil matters. Jeff has also served as a court-appointed Guardian ad Litem in many areas of law, including probate, paternity, family, juvenile, and guardianship matters. What insurance policies will pay for these costs? Most automobile, homeowners, and commercial liability policies contain “medical payments” coverage for medical expenses incurred after an accident with the cost-controlling advantages of no-fault insurance. This coverage in auto policies applies to the insured family members and vehicle passengers, while in homeowners and commercial policies, it usually covers only “others” or visitors to the premises. Health, worker’s compensation, disability insurance carriers, or HMOs usually will pay benefits arising from accidental injuries, either with or without fault liability concerns. However, if your claim against another person succeeds, then the insurance provider will probably require you to repay these benefits to them. If the accidental injury is primarily your own fault, then only health insurance (such as through your employer), worker’s compensation, or medical payments coverage may cover these costs. The injured person’s health insurance, worker’s compensation, or disability insurer may also seek to be reimbursed from a settlement obtained by the injured party which includes medical, wage loss, and other compensation for the accident victim’s injury. Automobile injuries caused by uninsured drivers are compensated by your “uninsured motorist” coverage (if you have it) applying the same general rules as insured drivers.

Based on the reviews, the Martinson Law Office has friendly, knowledgeable and caring professionals who are highly rated by their clients. The attorney is praised for his compassion, thoroughness and patience in handling complicated cases. Would recommend this law office for both Medicare and Medicaid issues.