The gig economy is now part of the common employment tapestry. People across age demographics take part to earn extra money in addition to full-time work, help pay for school,

Consider a situation where it is initially your word against that of the other driver after a car accident, but the police arrive and issue a citation to the other

If you were involved in a car accident in Minnesota, you might wonder how your past driving record could potentially affect your insurance claim or lawsuit. Perhaps you were responsible

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

Fall and winter are around the corner for us, and as we get towards wet slippery leaves, snow and ice, we want to think about how might those impact fault

When you get to that point in your claim where you are deciding whether or not you want to move forward with a lawsuit as opposed to settling the claim,

There were over 50,000 vehicle crashes in Minnesota in 2020. When determining who should bear financial burdens associated with crashes, eyewitness testimony can play a critical role. People may see

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 part 6 of our series dealing with claim denials by the at-fault driver’s insurance company, we are examining tort thresholds. This one is unique to Minnesota. Usually what that