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Who Pays the Bills? Minnesota No-Fault Automobile Insurance Priority

Scott Johnson:

“I was injured in a motor vehicle accident. Which insurance company pays my medical bills?” This is a question that many Minnesotans ask after being...

An Overview of Pain and Suffering Claims in Minnesota and Wisconsin

Bradley D. Hauswirth:

If you've sustained injuries in an accident caused by another party's negligence, you might contemplate initiating a personal injury claim to seek...

What if the driver at fault for my accident died?

Liliana Anaya-Mejia, Esq.:

Though many car accidents are considered minor, some cases involve more serious injuries and can result in death.

Location! Location! Location!

C. Jeremy Lagasse, Esq.:

In real estate, some folks will tell you that the value of a property is always determined first by "Location! Location! Location!" and that is also...

Calculating wage loss in personal injury cases while self-employed.

Vang Kue:

In our previous blogs, we discussed in summary time missed from work after an accident and compensation for lost wages. As discussed previously,...

Reporting an unsafe work environment to OSHA

Benjamin Kline, Esq.:

In the United States you are provided certain workplace protections by law. In order to ensure that employers are complying with these laws, Congress...

Temporary Partial Disability

Scott Johnson:

Temporary Partial Disability (TPD) benefits are paid when an injured employee cannot return to work in a full time capacity or when the injured...

No-fault Benefits for Senior Citizens and Funeral and Burial Expenses

Bradley D. Hauswirth:

Senior Citizen Disability Benefits If you are 65, or 60 and retired and receiving a pension, your automobile insurer must continue to provide...

No-Fault: Ride-Sharing: Who Is My Insurance Company? (Or: Uber v. UberEats)

C. Jeremy Lagasse, Esq.:

With the advent of new enterprises that rely on cutting-edge technology, the landscape of insurance coverage is getting shaken up. In 2015, the...

Owner Liability For Hit & Runs and Stolen Vehicles

Liliana Anaya-Mejia, Esq.:

Picture this: you’re stopped at a red light waiting for the light to turn green when the driver behind you isn’t paying attention, rear-ends you and...

Radiofrequency Neurotomy

Bradley D. Hauswirth:

Some people develop chronic pain after being injured in an accident. If physical therapy, chiropractic care, and/or medication fail to resolve your...

Avoiding a Commercial Vehicle Accident This Holiday Season

Benjamin Kline, Esq.:

The holiday season is fast approaching, and with it comes snow, crowded highways, and more commercial vehicles on the road delivering packages. Motor...

Alternative No-Fault Coverage Scenarios

Scott Johnson:

Previously, this space has discussed ways that residents of the State of Minnesota can be qualified for medical coverage under their automobile...

How to Be Proactive if You Happen to Fall/Trip/Slip/Twist and Get Injured

C. Jeremy Lagasse, Esq.:

Every year, at all times of the year, almost anywhere we go, we all face the risk of getting injured while going about our daily lives. We typically...

Can my employer fire me for filing for workers’ compensation?

Liliana Anaya-Mejia, Esq.:

Under Minnesota law, if you are injured at work or suffer a work-related injury, you have the right to collect workers’ compensation benefits....

What is Discovery?

Vang Kue:

After your case is sued out, the parties go through a process called discovery. But what exactly is discovery? In simple terms, the discovery process...

Understanding and Avoiding the Pitfalls of Attorney-Client Privilege

Benjamin Kline, Esq.:

You may have heard a lawyer on TV refuse to provide information on the basis that it is “privileged,” but what exactly does that mean? The following...