Most American workers know what workers’ compensation is. They know that it is insurance coverage designed to pay for medical expenses and other costs if they experience an on-the-job injury or illness. Many also believe that workers’ compensation is their
Many cyclists aren’t aware until it happens to them, but you absolutely can get pulled over on a bike. Under Minnesota law, the same traffic rules that apply to cars and other motor vehicles apply to bicycles (with certain exceptions).
Summer is sadly coming to an end. Thankfully, Labor Day weekend is one last chance to get out and enjoy the sunshine. But Labor Day weekend can also present a few dangers. It’s important to stay safe while you’re having
After an accident, it can be hard to keep track of all of the details. Many lawyers suggest keeping a “pain journal” to track important information, like when medical appointments occurred, which medications were prescribed, or how your injuries have
After any serious accident, you face a difficult road to recovery. In addition to physical pain, you must cope with financial worries and make decisions that will shape the rest of your life. An experienced personal injury lawyer is your
The U.S. Department of Transportation, with help from the NHTSA and the NTSB, dedicates the month of April to raising awareness around accidents involving distracted driving. This month has been no different. In fact, this month marked the third year
Semi truck accidents are more likely to be fatal than other motor vehicle crashes. In a collision with a semi, passenger vehicles don’t stand a chance. Anyone inside that passenger vehicle is likely to suffer serious injury or death. Any
An on-the-job injury brings with it many unknowns. How will you pay for the medical care you require? How will you support your family while you recover? What happens if you cannot return to the same job you had before?
The National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) took out a hit list this month. It’s goal? To move from “lessons learned to lives saved.” The 10 general safety improvements focus a lot on implementing technology-based solutions to improve safety and decrease
Falls are the number one cause of accidental injury in the United States. We here in Minnesota are quite familiar with these falls, especially when we are out shopping during the wintry, holiday season. From icy walkways to torn carpeting
Most American workers know what workers’ compensation is. They know that it is insurance coverage designed to pay for medical expenses and other costs if they experience an on-the-job injury or illness. Many also believe that workers’ compensation is their
Many cyclists aren’t aware until it happens to them, but you absolutely can get pulled over on a bike. Under Minnesota law, the same traffic rules that apply to cars and other motor vehicles apply to bicycles (with certain exceptions).
Summer is sadly coming to an end. Thankfully, Labor Day weekend is one last chance to get out and enjoy the sunshine. But Labor Day weekend can also present a few dangers. It’s important to stay safe while you’re having
After an accident, it can be hard to keep track of all of the details. Many lawyers suggest keeping a “pain journal” to track important information, like when medical appointments occurred, which medications were prescribed, or how your injuries have
After any serious accident, you face a difficult road to recovery. In addition to physical pain, you must cope with financial worries and make decisions that will shape the rest of your life. An experienced personal injury lawyer is your
The U.S. Department of Transportation, with help from the NHTSA and the NTSB, dedicates the month of April to raising awareness around accidents involving distracted driving. This month has been no different. In fact, this month marked the third year
Semi truck accidents are more likely to be fatal than other motor vehicle crashes. In a collision with a semi, passenger vehicles don’t stand a chance. Anyone inside that passenger vehicle is likely to suffer serious injury or death. Any
An on-the-job injury brings with it many unknowns. How will you pay for the medical care you require? How will you support your family while you recover? What happens if you cannot return to the same job you had before?
The National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) took out a hit list this month. It’s goal? To move from “lessons learned to lives saved.” The 10 general safety improvements focus a lot on implementing technology-based solutions to improve safety and decrease
Falls are the number one cause of accidental injury in the United States. We here in Minnesota are quite familiar with these falls, especially when we are out shopping during the wintry, holiday season. From icy walkways to torn carpeting
