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...
No-fault Benefits for Senior Citizens and Funeral and Burial Expenses
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)
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
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
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
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
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
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?
Under Minnesota law, if you are injured at work or suffer a work-related injury, you have the right to collect workers’ compensation benefits....
Injuries to Minor Children
My minor (under 18) child has been injured, how do I resolve their case? Unfortunately, not even children are immune from being injured in an...
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...
Personal Injury 101: Factors Impacting the Value of Your Settlement
When you or a loved one has been injured in a car accident, we always recommend that you seek and focus on your medical treatment. But when bills...
“I Had A Recent Car Accident- Should I Take The Settlement Offer From The Insurance Company?”
Picture this: you were in a car accident, you are injured, you are feeling all types of emotions—scared, worried, concerned—you don’t know what...
Bruising, scars, stitches, and other physical blemishes in your injury case
Your body and your health are your greatest investments. You may have seen advertisements and videos explaining how exercise, foods, and even...
Workers Comp 101: I've settled my case - now what?
First off, allow me to congratulate you on reaching a settlement. A settlement is a compromise, which means you likely didn’t get everything you...
Are gunshot injuries covered under the Minnesota No-Fault Act?
In previous articles, we have covered what to do (or not do) when you are injured in a motor vehicle accident. We have also outlined what benefits...
Attorney-Client Privilege
You have probably heard the term “attorney-client privilege” on television, but what does this phrase really mean? At the most basic level, the...
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...
Evaluating your slip and fall
Anyone who has spent time in Minnesota knows how difficult it is to avoid slipping when everything is covered in ice. But falling is not unique to...
The insurance company is asking that I give a statement. Should I do it?
What is a statement? After an accident, the insurance companies will likely ask for your statement. This can be in writing or verbally. The purpose...
Evaluating Property Damage
How is my property damage claim determined? The two basic categories of damages are: total loss (sometimes called “damaged beyond repair”) and not...