FAQs About Wrongful Death Cases in Minnesota Losing a loved one in an unexpected accident is something no family should have to endure. Unfortunately, it’s a reality for many families
Scott Kruger Secures Two Settlements for Injured Family
Last summer, a mother was riding her bike while pulling her young daughter in a specialized child trailer. A distracted driver came around a corner too quickly and struck the
How Long Will My Injury Claim Take?
This is by far the number one question we get from clients after they have had a car accident — followed closely by questions like how much their claim is
3 Ways to Get Your Bills Paid after an Accident
Let an Attorney Help You One of the best advantages of hiring an attorney after a car accident is having them manage your medical bills and protect you from unnecessary
How No-Fault Laws Work in Minnesota
The Basics of No-Fault Minnesota is one of a handful of states that follows “no-fault” laws for motor vehicle accidents (MVAs). Many people assume “no-fault” refers to who caused the
How to Report a Car Accident
If you’ve never been in a car accident, it can be confusing to know what to do afterward. Even when you’re not at fault, there are often financial consequences. Reporting
Hit by an Uninsured Driver? 3 Steps You Can Take to Ensure You Are Not Left with the Damage.
Getting struck by an uninsured driver can be overwhelming and expensive. The other driver’s insurance won’t cover your car repairs or provide a rental vehicle — but there are still
5 Common Acute Workplace Injuries
If you are injured at work in Minnesota, you are legally entitled to certain benefits. The most common workplace injuries are acute — often resulting from accidents or acts of
How Do Minnesota Workers’ Comp Attorney Fees Work?
Hiring a workers’ compensation lawyer after a workplace injury is almost always beneficial — yet many employees hesitate because they worry about the cost of legal representation. In Minnesota, workers’
A Few Minnesota Work Comp FAQs
What Is Workers’ Compensation? Every state has different workers’ compensation laws. In Minnesota, employers are required to carry workers’ compensation insurance to cover employees who become ill or injured on