Legal

Secrets Kept from Juries: Volume 2 – Seat Belts and Car Seats  There’s are many secrets kept from juries in car crash trials, as discussed in Volume 1. Another secret is whether the injured person was wearing a seat belt. A Minnesota jury will almost…

Secrets Kept from Juries: Volume 1 – Insurance  There’s a dirty little secret in almost every personal injury trial. No one is allowed to talk about the defendant’s insurance. There’s talk about red lights, green lights, stop signs, icy sidewalks, injuries, but no insurance. Minnesotans…

Death of a loved one is the worst thing we go through. All those irritating problems in your life suddenly seem unimportant. All the joys of life are muted when  you’re mourning a family member, especially after an unexpected death. And when you talk to…

Much like every other relationship, a lawyer-client relationship doesn’t always work out. An attorney might not give your case the attention it deserves, answer your calls promptly, or appear to possess the skills necessary to help you achieve a favorable result. Whatever the reason, you…

Drunk drivers cost the country more than $44 billion in accident-related damages every year. From medical bills and lost productivity to vehicle repairs and replacement services, the resulting expenses add up fast. Thankfully, victims are usually entitled to compensation for the damages they incur. Holding…

If you were bitten by a dog, there’s a good chance the owner will be on the hook for your medical bills, lost wages, and other associated damages. This is assuming, of course, that you didn’t provoke the animal and you weren’t trespassing on private…