Southern Minnesota’s injury law firm
Southern Minnesota’s injury law firm
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The traffic collision that led to your hospitalization for severe injuries was worrisome enough. You will likely be out of work for a while, face huge medical bills, and need time to focus on recovery. In most cases, the at-fault driver is insured, and their car...
Should you consult with a personal injury attorney after sustaining injuries in a car crash? Yes! On your own, you are at a significant disadvantage when trying to deal with experienced insurance adjusters. You can only benefit from the help of an experienced personal...
In Rochester, getting your driver’s license is a rite of passage into adulthood. Once you get your license, you begin feeling free and independent, even if you are a teenager still living with your parents. It’s a privilege few of us choose to give up, even as we get...
Yes, Minnesota is a ‘no-fault’ state, but that has nothing to do with who is at fault in a crash. The terms ‘fault’ and ‘no-fault’ have very different meanings. In general, being a ‘no-fault’ state only means that, in a car crash, the first $20,000 of medical bills...
A car crash often results in two kinds of harm: to people and to property. Personal injury and property damage claims are dealt with separately. Property losses are usually paid earlier in the case, and any personal injury compensation is often acquired much later....
When you are dealing with the devastating aftermath of a workplace accident, the medical bills and other expenses can quickly pile up. If you’re unable to work for an extended period of time, you likely want to know how quickly you could get the benefits that you need...
Every Minnesota auto insurance policy includes mandatory Personal Injury Protection (also called “PIP” or “no-fault”) coverage. The basic maximum coverage is $20,000 for medical expenses and $20,000 for economic loss, including wage loss. When the no-fault law was...
Some on-the-job injuries clearly warrant workers' compensation benefits, such as when a construction worker fractures a leg in a fall. It is difficult for an insurance company to deny such a claim when the cause of the accident is clear and the effects of the injury...
As a Rochester area motorist, you are probably well aware of how often car crashes happen. Though you have not been in one, you should have a thorough understanding of steps you can take after one. Many car crash victims feel disoriented and shaken up after motor...
After an injury at work, the claim process can feel overwhelming and complicated. At a time when you want to be able to rest and recover, you may feel frustrated with questions and paperwork. You may have typical concerns of: what should I give to the insurer, what...
