The Madison Symphony Orchestra plans to celebrate the holiday season by performing a ‘Christmas Spectacular.’ The show has annually been held the first weekend of December.

In attendance at the performance will be the Madison Symphony Orchestra, the Madison Youth Choirs as well as special guests that will be singing pieces by Mozart.

Popular holiday songs will be included in the celebratory performance and it is encouraged for the audience to sing along. The ‘Christmas Spectacular’ will be held December 2-4.

The Madison personal injury lawyers of Habush Habush & Rottier, S.C. hope that everyone enjoys the holiday season.

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Hunting season has begun in the state of Wisconsin and this means that accidents can occur more frequently. Research that was carried out by Gannett Wisconsin Media shows a link between young, inexperienced hunters and shooting accidents.

Hunting in Wisconsin is deeply rooted in tradition. The research shows that 18 percent of licensed hunters are 21-years-old or younger and are responsible for 27 percent of the shooting-related accidents that have occurred in the last decade. This equates to 337 accidents throughout Wisconsin.

Wisconsin hunting safety is at an all-time low and the state is below the national average for hunting-related accidents.

When these accidents do happen they can be severe or even fatal in some instances. Personal injuries occur all the time and if you were injured because of someone else you deserve to be compensated. Please contact the Madison personal injury lawyers of Habush Habush & Rottier, S.C. by calling 800-242-2874 today.

Mating season for deer is currently underway and that means that deer-car collisions are increasing across Wisconsin.

Last year the fatalities from these animals resulted in 14 deaths which was up from seven deaths the previous year. Deer are in constant motion during mating season and will do whatever it takes to find a doe to mate with. They travel in packs which means you are more likely to come across more than one while driving.

It has been urged that drivers turn off their cruise control while traveling in order to be more aware of their speed and surroundings. These animals were responsible for 16,947 accidents last year.

If you have been injured in a car accident, please contact the Madison motor vehicle accidents attorneys of Habush Habush & Rottier, S.C. by calling 800-242-2874 today.

Wisconsin Emergency Management has deemed this week, November 7-11, as Winter Awareness Week in Wisconsin. This week is focused on winter safety, especially for drivers.

The cold weather brings with it icy roads and terrible driving conditions. Car accidents increase during this weather and it is important for operators of motor vehicles to be ready on the road. Emergency kits should be inside everyone’s cars, according to Wisconsin Emergency Management. These kits can help you survive in a situation where help is not immediately available.

These kits should be filled with necessary items including food, blankets, flashlights as well as a windshield scraper. These items can help the driver and passengers of the car survive if an accident has occurred due to the weather conditions.

When the temperature begins to drop, car accidents begin to rise. If you have been injured in a car accident, please contact the Madison motor vehicle accidents attorneys of Habush Habush & Rottier, S.C. by calling 800-242-2874 today.