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...
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...
Temporary Partial Disability
Temporary Partial Disability (TPD) benefits are paid when an injured employee cannot return to work in a full time capacity or when the injured...
Alternative No-Fault Coverage Scenarios
Previously, this space has discussed ways that residents of the State of Minnesota can be qualified for medical coverage under their automobile...
Vehicle Damage and Tow Lots
A motor vehicle accident can be an stressful experience for a number of reasons. You may find yourself seriously injured, without a vehicle, and...
Workers’ Compensation Permanent Partial Disability Benefits
The Minnesota Workers’ Compensation statute provides for four types of benefits that can be paid to people that were injured while on the job: Wage...
Workers’ Compensation 101: Functional Capacity Evaluations
Sometimes, a worker that has been injured on the job may need to look for a new kind of work due to the effects of their injury. Such injuries can...
Alternative Dispute Resolution in Minnesota - Mediation and Arbitration
The vast majority of injury cases are resolved before ever stepping foot in a court room. In most cases, the injured claimant and their attorney are...
Auto Insurance Coverage: Understanding the Declarations Page
Insurance policies can be confusing. If you’ve looked at your auto insurance policy declarations page, you may see a jumble of numbers and...
Workers’ Compensation 101: Attorney’s Fees
If you were injured in a work-related accident recently, you might be wondering how you’re going to afford the help of an attorney. But if you’re...
Workers’ Compensation 101: Types of Benefits
An injured employee in the State of Minnesota is entitled to receive certain workers’ compensation benefits. The purpose of these benefits is to help...
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...
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...
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...