A Journey to Justice: Shelby's Personal Injury Story
"I was just leaving work," Shelby Clethen recalls, his voice quiet as he remembers that fateful September afternoon in 2021.
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Navigating the "Demand Stage" in a Personal Injury Case
If you've been injured due to someone else’s negligence, you’re likely facing mounting medical bills, lost income, and long recovery times. Filing a...
Deciphering a Police Report: How it Applies in a Personal Injury Case
Life can feel overwhelming right after an accident. You're likely dealing with pain, shock, and a million questions racing through your mind....
DUI Personal Injury FAQ: What You Need to Make Your Case
The laws and procedures for DUI-specific cases may differ from other personal injury cases. Getting hit by a drunk driver means that your claim must...
How to Be Proactive in Your Personal Injury Case
Suffering an injury can be stressful. Waiting for relief can be harder still.
How to Collect and Save Medical Records in a Personal Injury Claim
In a personal injury claim, medical records are vital to establishing the cost of care (and any proposed statement or settlement). If you're...
Questions an Attorney May Ask During The Personal Injury Claim Process
There are endless posts about "What to ask a personal injury lawyer" out there. But the attorney/client relationship is a two-way street. Personal...
Personal Injury Claims 101: Process and Tips for a No-Fault Arbitration
Minnesota is a “no-fault” state for motor vehicle accidents. This means that your insurance company must cover up to $20,000 of your medical and...
Personal Injury 101: What not to do after an accident
Car accidents are common, but finding yourself involved in one can be daunting and disorienting. Even the most practiced drivers make mistakes or...
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...
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...