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03 Jun

Challenges of Claims for Rear-End Motorcycle Crashes

Rear-end crashes between two cars are often viewed as minor collisions. While every situation is different, this may be true for some crashes. However, rear-end motorcycle crashes are often much more dangerous,…

27 May

Challenges of Proving a Crash Resulted From Drowsy Driving

Many people do not fully understand how tired they are each day, as they rarely get enough sleep. That may be why many people get behind the wheel while they are tired without a second thought. Unfortunately,…

19 May

How Returning to Work Too Soon May Affect Your Car Crash Claim

After being injured in a crash, victims often wonder when they will be able to return to work. Even though they are still in pain, they have financial obligations and just want to get back to normal. They…

13 May

Assessing Fault for a Red-Light Car Crash in Minnesota

Some of the worst car crashes happen when one or more drivers completely ignore traffic laws, road signs or traffic signals. For example, red-light car crashes often result in severe injuries and even…

10 May

Linking a Wrist Injury to a Minnesota Car Crash

Car crash victims often suffer injuries to the hands and wrists, ranging from dislocations to sprains and fractures. When a wrist injury is visible on an X-ray, it is generally easier to link to injury…

29 Apr

Filing a Claim for a Crash Caused by a Tire Blowout

Drivers have an obligation to ensure their vehicles are safe to operate. That means they need to ensure their vehicles do not pose an unreasonable risk of a crash. That is why drivers need to make sure…

22 Apr

How Memory Loss Could Impact Your Claim for Compensation

Sometimes crash victims do not remember much of anything about their crash. Sometimes this is because they suffered a traumatic brain injury that has created gaps in their memory. If someone was severely…

14 Apr

Liability for a Car Crash Caused by Loose Cargo

Although most vehicles on the road are loaded properly, sometimes, cargo can be improperly secured. Loose or falling cargo can create a dangerous hazard for other drivers. The cargo may fall off the back…

12 Apr

Why Car Insurers May Wrongly Assign Fault to the Victim

Car crashes are usually the result of negligent driving. Many accidents are caused by speeding, distracted driving, violating another driver’s right of way or tailgating. Car insurers know this, but they…

05 Apr

Police Stepping Up Enforcement of Hands-Free Law During Distracted Driving Awareness Month

On Friday, Minnesota police and state troopers began their monthlong push to educate the public about the dangers of distracted driving and issue warnings and tickets to violators. April is National Distracted…

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Challenges of Claims for Rear-End Motorcycle Crashes

Challenges of Proving a Crash Resulted From Drowsy Driving

How Returning to Work Too Soon May Affect Your Car Crash Claim

Assessing Fault for a Red-Light Car Crash in Minnesota

Linking a Wrist Injury to a Minnesota Car Crash

Filing a Claim for a Crash Caused by a Tire Blowout

How Memory Loss Could Impact Your Claim for Compensation

Liability for a Car Crash Caused by Loose Cargo

Why Car Insurers May Wrongly Assign Fault to the Victim

Police Stepping Up Enforcement of Hands-Free Law During Distracted Driving Awareness Month

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