04 Mar How Often Do Tickets for Hands-Free Law Violators Get Dismissed in Minnesota? From August 1, 2019 to December 31, 2019, Minnesota law enforcement officers issued more than 9,700 tickets for violating the hands-free cellphone law. Less than two percent (178) of the cited drivers… Read More 04 Mar Biometric Sensors May Help Alert Drivers They May be Too Tired to Drive Fatigue can affect drivers in much the same way alcohol intoxication can. Tired drivers may have slower reaction times, poor judgment and poor depth perception, all of which creates a higher risk of a… Read More 02 Mar Fault in a Left-Turn Car Crash Left turns are one of the most dangerous traffic maneuvers because you are cutting across one or more lanes of traffic that are going in the opposite direction. If you pull out too soon, you risk getting… Read More 27 Feb Who Could be Held Liable for Merging Crashes in Minnesota? Merging with other traffic can be dangerous, particularly when you are entering a highway and other vehicles are traveling at high speed. A slow-moving vehicle colliding with a fast-moving vehicle is a… Read More 20 Feb Am I Required to Say Anything to the Insurance Company? Many car crash victims do not know the dangers of providing too much information to an insurance company after an accident. They may think they need to talk to the insurance company to get things resolved.… Read More 13 Feb Compensation for Passengers Injured in a Minnesota Car Crash If you were injured in a car crash in Minnesota, you can pursue compensation from your own car insurance. What happens if you were a passenger in the accident? Below, the experienced lawyers of TSR Injury… Read More 06 Feb Do I Still Have a Case if I Was Not Wearing a Seat Belt? Some car crash victims may assume they are unable to file a claim because they were not wearing a seat belt at the time of the collision. The problem is, the issue can be a lot more complicated than that. Discussing… Read More 31 Jan Can Drivers Be Held Liable for Crashes Caused by Poor Vehicle Maintenance Drivers have a legal obligation to properly maintain their vehicles to ensure they are safe to operate. If they fail to uphold this duty and a crash results, they may be held liable for their negligence. The… Read More 07 Jan Injuries That Often Occur in Four Common Collision Types While each crash is unique, certain types of crashes often result in certain types of injuries. Below, learn more about some of the more common injuries in four of the most common types of car crashes. If… Read More 27 Dec What Should I Do if the Insurance Company Offers a Quick Settlement? Insurance companies often offer compensation to victims very quickly. They know victims are anxious to receive compensation because of mounting medical expenses, car damage, rental bills and wage loss.… Read More 1 2 3 4 5 6>>Last
