Car Accidents

Minnesota is considered a no-fault insurance state. This means that if you are injured in a car accident, you receive coverage for medical costs up to your insurance policy limits without having to file a lawsuit or prove that someone… Read more »

One of the items you try to get after an accident is a copy of the police report. The report gives your legal team a good starting place for their accident investigation. But what happens if a car accident police… Read more »

Aortic dissection, a potentially fatal condition, can be caused by airbags or seat belts in serious and high-speed car accidents. Aortic dissection can also potentially occur when a victim’s chest experiences considerable trauma, for example when hitting the steering wheel… Read more »

If you are wondering whether you should see a doctor after a car accident, the answer is a resounding YES. Without a shred of doubt, seeing a doctor after a car accident is the most important step you can take… Read more »

While texting and driving is illegal and can cause serious accidents, there are some driving apps that can help actually prevent accidents. (It is important to note that no one should engage with these apps while actually driving.) In fact,… Read more »

According to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, there were nearly seven million car accidents in the United States in 2019.  Car accidents occur every day, but being involved in a car accident out of state can be particularly stressful… Read more »

Most car accidents happen due to driver-related causes, according to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA). However, there can be cases when car accidents do not occur due to a drunk, speeding, or otherwise negligent driver, but rather due… Read more »

Car accidents result in millions of visits to emergency rooms and billions of dollars in costs annually, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC). While individuals may walk away from a car accident feeling fine, they could… Read more »

In 2017 alone, one pedestrian died on roads in the United States every 88 minutes on average, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC). Many more pedestrians survive collisions with motor vehicles with devastating injuries. Hitting a… Read more »

Determining who is at fault in multiple-car collisions is necessary for resolving disputes and adjusting claims. All victims deserve the right to know who is responsible for causing the accident so that they can be awarded any damages that may… Read more »