Injured at Work? Tell Your Employer
Imagine you get into a severe accident while performing your primary job duties. This can be anything from an auto accident to a major injury...
How to Hire an Attorney: Meet Face-to-Face
If you were injured and want to protect your rights, it is a good idea to find an attorney early in the process. In order to protect your interests,...
Personal Injury 101: The Deposition
Filing a lawsuit can be a critical and necessary part of the personal injury legal process. When a lawsuit is filed, every party has the opportunity...
Gillette-Type Injuries: Workers’ Compensation and Repetitive Motion Injuries
Many work injuries stem from acute or traumatic events such as an auto accident or a fall resulting in a broken bone. However, many jobs involve...
So be good for good(faith) sake!
Many people will agree with the statement that insurance companies don’t hold up their end of the bargain when it comes to paying out claims. What...
Traumatic Brain Injuries: Causes, symptoms, and what to do if you might have one
Brain injuries can be some of the most difficult injuries to recognize and diagnose. They are also some of the hardest to prove in court....
Personal Injury 101: What not to do after an accident
Car accidents are commonplace in our lives, yet finding yourself personally involved in one of these unfortunate events can be a daunting and...
Subrogation Interest: What happens when the wrong insurance pays for my treatment?
Claims for personal injury and workers’ compensation are often a mess of different and conflicting insurance policies. Depending on your...
How to be proactive at the scene of a crash: use your phone!
Being involved in a collision can be a simple inconvenience or a life-altering tragedy. When we see or are involved in a car crash, we often recall...
Damages in a Wrongful Death Lawsuit
It is a terrible and unfortunate aspect of life, but sometimes when accidents happen a person may die. What are the rights of surviving family...
Personal Injury 101: Tips for a No-Fault Arbitration
When it comes to motor vehicle accidents, Minnesota is a “no-fault” state. In other words, your insurance company is responsible for up to $20,000 of...
Injury Claim Basics: The Independent Medical Examination
We all rely upon doctors and other trained healthcare providers to give us their professional opinions about our health. We rely on these...
Help! They didn't have insurance! Solution: Uninsured Motorist Benefits
Scenario: you and your loved ones are coming home from a great day. You are minding your business, driving normally and savoring the drive. While on...
When Someone Else’s Dog is Not Your Best Friend
Spring is here and with warmer temperatures, many people get out and about for bike rides, walks or runs on trails. A lot of us enjoy these and other...
Personal Injury 101: Tips for a No-Fault Recorded Statement
When it comes to motor vehicle accidents, Minnesota is a “no-fault” state. In other words, your insurance company is responsible for up to $20,000 of...
Handling PTSD: New Developments in Minnesota Workers’ Compensation
What’s happening? On May 4, 2020, new rules went into effect governing treatment for post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD). The Minnesota Department...
Social Media Guidelines When You Have a Personal Injury Case
If you’ve been injured in an accident it is not uncommon to feel overwhelmed by the process when you are seeking the compensation you deserve. But in...
Personal Injury in the Coronavirus Era
Accidents are an inevitable consequence of our busy lives. So, while the recent pandemic outbreak of a novel Coronavirus (COVID-19) has upended the...