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09 Dec

Can You File a Snowmobile Crash Claim if You Were Not Wearing a Helmet?

Winter is almost here, and for some of us that means getting out the snowmobile for some fun in the snow. Unfortunately, when we have fun in our free time, we are often not as focused on safety as we should…

01 Dec

TSR Donates to Minnesota Adult & Teen Challenge to Help Those Struggling with Addiction

Millions of people in Minnesota and throughout the nation struggle with drug and alcohol addiction every year. That is why organizations like Minnesota Adult & Teen Challenge are so important. People need…

30 Nov

How Does Attorney-Client Privilege Benefit Injury Victims?

Protecting one’s privacy is a growing concern in our society. It is important to be cautious about any information you reveal because you never know how it may be used against you later. Fortunately, injury…

25 Nov

What Happens at a Deposition in a Personal Injury Case?

Most personal injury claims do not end up at trial. There is usually a settlement with an insurance company that occurs with simple negotiation. However, sometimes filing a lawsuit may be the best way…

13 Nov

No Upfront Costs To You

Are There Any Upfront Fees? At TSR Injury Law, we charge no upfront fees to help determine if you have a case, no upfront fees while we build your case and no upfront fees while we work on your case.…

12 Nov

Commons Reasons for a Delay in Settling a Personal Injury Claim

One of the most common questions injury victims have is: How long will it take to recover compensation for my claim? Unfortunately, there is no definitive answer. It could be weeks, months or a year or…

06 Nov

Are Commercial Truck Drivers Required to do a Drug Test After a Crash?

Impaired driving is extremely dangerous, and others often pay the price for one driver’s decision to get behind the wheel under the influence of drugs or alcohol. If the impaired driver is behind the wheel…

29 Oct

Filing a Claim if Your Car Crash Was Caused by Ice or Snow

As temperatures drop, there is a greater chance of encountering snow and ice on our roads. While it is important to take the necessary precautions to help ensure your safety, crashes can still happen.…

23 Oct

Can a Property Owner Be Held Liable for a Fall Caused by Snow or Ice in Minnesota?

One of the most common reasons for a slip and fall accident is a slippery or wet surface. In the late fall and winter months in a state like Minnesota, snow or icy conditions can cause many people to…

15 Oct

Liability for a Car Accident Caused by a Heart Attack or Sudden Medical Emergency

One of the scariest things that could happen to any driver is for him or her to suffer a sudden medical emergency, like a heart attack, seizure, stroke or sudden loss of consciousness. Drivers could easily…

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Can You File a Snowmobile Crash Claim if You Were Not Wearing a Helmet?

TSR Donates to Minnesota Adult & Teen Challenge to Help Those Struggling with Addiction

How Does Attorney-Client Privilege Benefit Injury Victims?

What Happens at a Deposition in a Personal Injury Case?

No Upfront Costs To You

Commons Reasons for a Delay in Settling a Personal Injury Claim

Are Commercial Truck Drivers Required to do a Drug Test After a Crash?

Filing a Claim if Your Car Crash Was Caused by Ice or Snow

Can a Property Owner Be Held Liable for a Fall Caused by Snow or Ice in Minnesota?

Liability for a Car Accident Caused by a Heart Attack or Sudden Medical Emergency

$3,750,000Defective Product

$3,041,784Truck Accident

$2,800,000Motorcycle Accident

$1,900,000Work Injury

$1,700,000Truck Accident

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