Contact us today!
(847) 357-0403
Attorney
James M. Payne is based in Kenosha and represents injured individuals throughout Southeastern Wisconsin, including Kenosha, Racine, Milwaukee, and Lake Geneva. Prior to joining the firm, he practiced for six years at a Kenosha-area law firm handling personal injury, employment law litigation, and general civil litigation. James is dedicated to advocating for his clients and works closely with them to ensure their concerns are heard while pursuing full and fair compensation for their injuries.
James grew up in Waukesha County and attended Arrowhead High School. A lifelong Wisconsinite and supporter of all things Wisconsin (Go Packers), he now resides in Racine with his wife and two children.
James M. Payne is based in Kenosha and represents injured individuals throughout Southeastern Wisconsin, including Kenosha, Racine, Milwaukee, and Lake Geneva. Prior to joining the firm, he practiced for six years at a Kenosha-area law firm handling personal injury, employment law litigation, and general civil litigation. James is dedicated to advocating for his clients and works closely with them to ensure their concerns are heard while pursuing full and fair compensation for their injuries.
James grew up in Waukesha County and attended Arrowhead High School. A lifelong Wisconsinite and supporter of all things Wisconsin (Go Packers), he now resides in Racine with his wife and two children.
Many construction workers assume dry summer soil is safer than wet or muddy ground. Unfortunately, that assumption can lead to serious and even deadly accidents. Trench collapses can happen in any season, including during hot and dry summer conditions. In fact, summer can create unique...
The first hot weekend of summer feels like a celebration across Illinois and Wisconsin. Families head to lakes, drivers take road trips, motorcycles reappear after months of storage, and outdoor events fill calendars. Unfortunately, this seasonal excitement also coincides with a troubling trend. Fatal traffic...
Summer is often the busiest season for roofing projects across Illinois and Wisconsin. Homeowners schedule repairs after harsh winters, commercial properties undergo maintenance, and roofing crews work long hours to meet demand. While summer weather may seem ideal for construction, extreme heat creates a dangerous...
