In part 8 of our series dealing with claim denials by the at-fault driver’s insurance company, we are examining gig economy drivers. It is something that we have been seeing more

In part 7 of our series dealing with claim denials by the at-fault driver’s insurance company, we are examining intentional injuries. This one thankfully does not often arise, where the

In continuing our series on reasons why the at-fault driver’s insurance company might decide to deny your claim, we are going to address misunderstandings about right of way. Another way

A frequent question that gets raised by clients injured in car accidents is why the auto insurance is not covering the value of what they are paying for their car.

  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

  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

A frustrating issue we get is when we have a client who has good insurance on their own car and gets injured by somebody else, and they rack up $30,000 in bills

  If you were in a car accident and found out your autopay on your insurance company did not go through and left you without insurance, you could be in