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Someone who chooses to drive after drinking has broken the law and could face prosecution if they get caught by police officers. Sadly, other people often pay the price for someone's decision to drive drunk. Those harmed in a crash caused by an intoxicated motorist...
Every year, over 40 thousand people are killed in road traffic accidents in the U.S. All car crashes have the potential to be dangerous, but head on collisions are much more likely to be fatal. Head-on collisions stand out because both vehicles traveling toward one...
After a motor vehicle accident, people may worry about both their healthcare and financial situation. Thankfully, many drivers carry sufficient motor vehicle liability coverage. Filing an insurance claim could be the preferable, if not the only viable, means to...
Even the most cautious drivers may be concerned about being in a tractor-trailer accident. The semi-truck is large enough to inflict significant damage to any vehicle it collides with, even sturdy models like super-duty pickup trucks. The injuries Minnesota victims...
Distracted driving is becoming a concerning issue in Minnesota and around the country. A distracted driver is not only a danger to themselves but also poses a significant risk to other motorists and pedestrians. Being able to spot and avoid them is an essential skill...
Car crashes are all too common on Minnesota roads and can lead to various injuries, with femur fractures among the most severe and potentially life altering. The femur, the body's largest and strongest bone, is prone to fractures due to the immense forces that come...
Like many other states, Minnesota requires drivers to purchase liability insurance. This type of liability insurance protects the other driver when the insured driver is at fault. In Minnesota, drivers must also purchase uninsured and underinsured motorist insurance,...
Drivers in Minnesota may hear the terms "stacked insurance" and "unstacked insurance" when discussing their auto insurance policy. While the words may sound complex, they are relatively easy to understand. Stacked insurance Stacked insurance applies to uninsured and...
One of the most common causes of car accidents in Minnesota is a driver hitting another driver that they didn't see. For example, if you are next to a semi-truck, and the truck driver can't see you in their rear mirror, you are in their blind spot. Driving in another...
Minnesota is a no-fault state, so motorists are required to have personal injury protection insurance to cover their medical costs, regardless of who’s at fault. These no-fault laws also limit motorists’ rights to sue following a collision. Motorists may only sue if...