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

In part 5 of our series dealing with claim denials by the at-fault driver’s insurance company, we are examining modified comparative fault in Minnesota. This means if you and the

In continuing our series on why your claim was denied, was are looking at car accidents with stolen cars. It is a frustrating experience to discover, after the fact, that

In part 3 of our series on reasons why the at-fault driver’s insurance company might decide to deny your claim, we are addressing inactive insurance. One of the more frustrating

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 topic that has been catching our attention over the last few years is the move towards self-driving cars or assisted-technology cars. How is that going to impact liability? It

A big question our clients want to know is how are we going to figure out what the value of the claim is for the pain and suffering, and that

Many who have recently been in a car accident, perhaps after leaving the emergency room, will take selfies and post them afterward on social media. It is understandable to want

Whenever you get into a multi-car vehicle accident, one where this is more than one car involved, you are going to want to try to get as much information as

It is getting more and more common to take photographs of the scene of a car accident. This is something we encourage people to do. A lot of people will