Kingree Law Firm, S.C. - Madison
26 Schroeder Ct #110, Madison, WI 53711
Kingree Law Firm, S.C. is a Wisconsin workers’ compensation law firm representing injured workers across the state. The firm focuses only on work injury cases and serves clients from offices in Madison and Eau Claire. Its practice includes denied workers’ compensation claims, permanent disability, wage loss, industrial accidents, workplace accidents, occupational injuries, and injuries that occur while employees are traveling for work.
Kingree Law Firm, S.C. helps workers understand Wisconsin’s workers’ compensation system after sudden accidents or job-related conditions that develop over time. The firm assists with claims involving injuries to the head, neck, shoulders, knees, hips, back, tendons, cartilage, discs, and other body parts. It also handles matters involving overuse injuries, repetitive use conditions, hazardous exposure, chemical inhalation, toxic substance exposure, and other work-related harm that may affect employment, income, and medical needs.
Kingree Law Firm, S.C. emphasizes careful case preparation, clear communication, and practical guidance through each stage of a claim. The firm reviews medical records, gathers supporting evidence, explains available benefits, and helps workers respond when insurance carriers deny or underpay legitimate claims. Its attorneys also assist with issues involving temporary disability, permanent partial disability, permanent total disability, medical expenses, wage loss, work restrictions, appeals, and documentation needed to protect a claim.
Kingree Law Firm, S.C. has more than 20 years of combined Wisconsin workers’ compensation experience and has recovered millions of dollars in benefits for clients throughout Wisconsin. The firm offers free consultations and handles workers’ compensation matters on a contingency-fee basis, meaning attorney fees depend on recovery. It provides focused representation for injured workers seeking organized advocacy, honest advice, and support after serious job-related injuries.