Report car accident in Milwaukee County Injured? Lawyer up before calling insurance.

How to report:

Use Milwaukee accident reporting inside city limits.

Emergency? Call 9-1-1
Non-Emergency? Call Milwaukee County Sheriff: 414-278-4712
Injured? Lawyer up now: 414-276-4970

Per Wisconsin Statute 346.70(1), Under Wisconsin Law a car accident must be reported if:

There is an injury of a person OR
$1,000 or more damage to any vehicle involved OR
Damage of $200 or more to state or other government-owned property other than a vehicle

We'll get an accident investigator to the scene ASAP. You will pay no legal fees UNTIL you win. A Milwaukee County auto accident lawyer can help you figure out who will pay for your injuries, even in a hit and run accident. Complete the official Wisconsin Department of Transportation accident form online.

6 WI Car Accident Laws that Impact your claim

Milwaukee County is served by the Milwaukee County Sheriff Department:

Milwaukee County Sheriff Department

821 W. State St, Room 107, Milwaukee WI 53233

Milwaukee County Sheriff Department: (414) 278-4766

Milwaukee County I-94 accident reporting:

Call: 414-278-4712

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Milwaukee Personal Injury Lawsuits Frequently Asked Questions

What must I do if I am involved in a car accident?

Wisconsin law requires West Allis drivers involved in an accident to stop at the scene, render reasonable assistance to anyone who may need it, report the accident to local police, and remain at the scene until emergency help arrives.

Am I required to report an accident in West Allis?

Unless the accident is very minor and there are no injuries the answer is yes. In order to protect your rights having the police document car accidents is always a smart idea.