Partner Mike Lammers recently accompanied his client, Heather Meyer, to the state capitol in support of changing the law to help injured Minnesotans and their families. Currently, Minnesota is the

It is the time of year where Minnesotans will be celebrating the great Bavarian tradition of Oktoberfest in places like New Ulm, St. Paul, and Alexandria. Brats, beer, music, and

If you are out walking downtown as a pedestrian and trip and fall over a broken sidewalk, you might discover that the city has immunity from it. Maybe they do

If you are suing another party for your personal injury after an accident, at some point, you, your attorney, and the other attorney or the court are going to insist

When discussing trip-and-fall or slip-and-fall injuries ate apartment complexes, townhomes, or anywhere that has multi-family units in one spot, one of the first things you want to examine is where

We often hear from those injured that they do not want to sue anyone. For some, it feels too confrontational towards others. For others, it feels like an intimidating undertaking,

Sometimes, in personal injury, there are situations that can result in conflicts of interest. The most common one involves a driver and passenger in an auto accident. Sometimes, an attorney

We handle a lot of car accidents, so questions about right of way are common, especially when it involves intersections or merging. People often do not understand who gets to

  We have previously discussed general negligence, but we have not defined what a personal injury is. Anytime somebody does something negligent and injures you or if there is a

It is summertime and people are attending baseball games, soccer games, and an array of other sporting events these days, which has led to us getting the question: “What happens