Slip-and-fall injuries in Minnesota can be challenging. One aspect of that challenge is dealing with insurance companies trying to shift blame for your accident. It is a good idea to

  It is possible for you to get Minnesota no-fault medical benefits even if you were not driving your car or in an accident. No-fault coverage also allows people who

  We commonly get questions about insurance premiums after auto accidents. One very common one comes from those who were in a car accident that was not their fault. They

  One commonly-used argument used by insurance companies whenever there is a trip-and-fall injury is that the hazard was open and obvious. Because of this, insurance companies argue that the

  In Minnesota, if you are not a car owner and you get into a car accident or are not otherwise required to have car insurance, you can still get

  I wrote in another post about why your insurance company has to pay when you get into an accident, but we did not talk about who is supposed to

An independent medical examination, or IME, is a common component of the worker’s compensation process. IMEs are requested by your employer’s workers’ compensation insurance company to determine the benefits you

There are many reasons why a slip-and-fall injury gets denied by an insurance company. One of the simplest reasons a claim is going to get denied is when you do not know what

Boating season is upon us. With the warmer weather, you can get on the lakes and rivers and thoroughly enjoy your Minnesota summer. Something that you will want to keep

  We recently received a call from someone who had a car accident in 2014. In Minnesota, the statute of limitations for an auto accident is six years, so we could not