Between an explosive political climate and a global pandemic, the ins and outs of the U.S. justice system are more convoluted than ever before. If you are looking for more help on the latest changes in the legal system, you will find it here.
If you were recently involved in a motor-vehicle collision and you intend to seek compensation for the associated damages, you’ll likely start by filing a car insurance claim. Whether you pursue funds from your own carrier or the other party’s insurer will depend on the…
If you were struck by a drunk, distracted, or otherwise reckless driver, you may be entitled to compensation for your resulting medical bills, lost wages, and other damages. Before you can recover a payout, however, you must put together a strong claim. Here are the…
There’s always a lot to do in the wake of a wreck. From arranging for towing and interviewing eyewitnesses to obtaining the police report and contacting the claims adjuster, the associated tasks will only add to your ever-growing to-do list. Regardless of the circumstances, however,…
Slip and falls are responsible for more than 1 million emergency department visits across the United States every year. While this figure is certainly high, it represents a mere fraction of the total number of people who slip and fall during any given 12-month period.…
Drowsy driving is responsible for hundreds of traffic fatalities every year. Not only does fatigue slow reaction time, but it also makes motorists inclined to nod off behind the wheel. While anyone can end up driving while drowsy, truckers are notorious for doing so because…
If you were seriously hurt in a wreck through no fault of your own, it’s wise to consult a personal injury attorney as soon as possible. Chances are you’ve never needed counsel in such a scenario, though, and you’re therefore unsure how to prepare for…
It is Martin Luther King Jr. Day. The courts would usually be closed, no mail , and for some a day off. This year the courts are closed for trials until after February due to Covid and are overall closed for concerns about violence. What…
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Parts of Minnesota get more than 6 feet of snow per year. Coupled with winter’s freezing temperatures, that kind of precipitation can make for incredibly slick roads all season long. When conditions are especially bad, it’s best to avoid driving altogether. When that’s not an…
Minnesota boasts more than 22,000 miles of groomed trails that are suitable for snowmobiling. Just because these paths are well-maintained, however, doesn’t mean they’re accident-proof. Around the country, snowmobile accidents are responsible for roughly 200 deaths and an additional 14,000 injuries annually. Sadly, most of…
As the temperature drops, the risk of slipping and falling increases. Snow and ice make for slick sidewalks, and during the winter months, even a minor errand can result in a major catastrophe. If you were seriously hurt because a property owner failed to clear…
