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...
Post-Accident Solicitation: How to Avoid Personal Injury Attorney Scams
If you’re an accident victim, you may have received an influx of mail recently. You may have also been inundated by emails, cold calls, and text...
What if the driver at fault for my accident died?
If you are injured in a car accident due to someone else’s actions, you may be entitled to bring a bodily injury claim against the at-fault driver....
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....
Personal Injury 101: Replacement Services
If you’re injured in a car accident and lose wages as a result, you have an opportunity to get reimbursed. However, as part of the personal injury...
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...
Subrogation Interest: What happens when the wrong insurance pays for my treatment?
Personal injury and workers’ compensation claims are often a mess of conflicting insurance policies. Depending on your circumstances, you may be...
Personal Injury 101: Passenger Rights in a Car Accident
In Minnesota, passengers in a car accident have rights. If you’ve been in a car accident as a passenger, you can seek payment for medical bills and...
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...
Understanding and Avoiding the Pitfalls of Attorney-Client Privilege
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 Importance of Updating Your Attorney During Your Recovery Journey
Understanding Your Rights and Goals When you retain an attorney after an injury, you are making a conscious decision to get help in pursuing your...
Motorcycle Accidents
Motorcycle Accidents The allure of the open road beckons once the weather turns warmer, inviting motorcycle enthusiasts to embrace the exhilaration...
What is Discovery?
You've embarked on the journey of seeking justice, and now you find yourself navigating through the intricate web of legal procedures. One...
Who Pays the Bills? Minnesota No-Fault Automobile Insurance Priority
“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
If you've sustained injuries in an accident caused by another party's negligence, you might contemplate initiating a personal injury claim to seek...
Location! Location! Location!
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.
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
In the United States you are provided certain workplace protections by law. In order to ensure that employers are complying with these laws, Congress...