Minnesota parents might spend years dreading the day when their teenager gets behind the wheel for the first time, and for good reason. For years the data has suggested that motor vehicle accidents are the second leading cause of death for U.S. teens. However, that...
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Can you recover lost wages in a car accident claim?
Motor vehicle accidents can leave Minnesota residents reeling with serious injuries. If your injury requires you to miss time from work, you might wonder if your settlement would pay for your lost wages. What are the elements of a car accident case? Car accidents give...
The countless benefits of umbrella insurance coverage
One significant and disastrous event in your life can create financial difficulties if not outright ruin. Your car is involved in an accident, or someone suffering injuries due to a fall on your property or a family dog attack can lead to costly legal problems....
How uninsured motorist protection works
Drivers are required to have insurance in St. Paul, Minnesota, but many still drive without it. Statistics show one out of eight drivers didn't carry insurance in 2019. Even with low odds, having uninsured motorist protection is a wise investment. Uninsured motorist...
What to know about concussions
Traumatic brain injuries are some of the most serious effects that can result from auto accidents. One type of TBI that a driver in Minnesota may experience is a concussion. Overview of concussions A concussion occurs from auto accidents because of blunt force trauma...
Many drivers embrace distracting smartphone use
Few would say distracted driving is safe, yet many people embrace dangerously distracting habits. Modern technology makes it easy to talk or text on the phone while driving, a practice that puts people's lives in danger. Hands-free smartphone use doesn't automatically...
Motorcycle safety tips for the winter
Although motorcycle riding can be extremely dangerous during the winter months, Minnesota residents are more adept then most at dealing with ice and snow. Many bikers decide that getting outside and avoiding cabin fever is worth the risk of winter riding. Winter...
Dealing with accidents involving uninsured motorists
Car accidents may bring serious injuries, along with property damage and other losses. Minnesota drivers that carry liability insurance have a policy in place that could cover such costs. Not every driver has insurance, though. Persons hurt by an uninsured driver are...
Pedestrian accidents and deaths occur most often in the fall
Minnesota residents should take extra care when walking on the streets. As a pedestrian, you’re at a higher risk of being in an accident in the fall months. Why are more pedestrians at risk during the fall? Fall months see less daylight as it grows dark earlier in the...
Drunk driving kills thousands of people each year
Drunk driving accidents in Minnesota can be fatal, and the devastating consequences of them are entirely preventable. Over the past few decades, there has been a decline in fatal drunk driving accidents, but the problem is still significant. Over 10,000 people die...
The facts about teen drivers in Minnesota
Minnesota parents might spend years dreading the day when their teenager gets behind the wheel for the first time, and for good reason. For years the data has suggested that motor vehicle accidents are the second leading cause of death for U.S. teens. However, that...
Can you recover lost wages in a car accident claim?
Motor vehicle accidents can leave Minnesota residents reeling with serious injuries. If your injury requires you to miss time from work, you might wonder if your settlement would pay for your lost wages. What are the elements of a car accident case? Car accidents give...
The countless benefits of umbrella insurance coverage
One significant and disastrous event in your life can create financial difficulties if not outright ruin. Your car is involved in an accident, or someone suffering injuries due to a fall on your property or a family dog attack can lead to costly legal problems....
How uninsured motorist protection works
Drivers are required to have insurance in St. Paul, Minnesota, but many still drive without it. Statistics show one out of eight drivers didn't carry insurance in 2019. Even with low odds, having uninsured motorist protection is a wise investment. Uninsured motorist...
What to know about concussions
Traumatic brain injuries are some of the most serious effects that can result from auto accidents. One type of TBI that a driver in Minnesota may experience is a concussion. Overview of concussions A concussion occurs from auto accidents because of blunt force trauma...
Many drivers embrace distracting smartphone use
Few would say distracted driving is safe, yet many people embrace dangerously distracting habits. Modern technology makes it easy to talk or text on the phone while driving, a practice that puts people's lives in danger. Hands-free smartphone use doesn't automatically...
Motorcycle safety tips for the winter
Although motorcycle riding can be extremely dangerous during the winter months, Minnesota residents are more adept then most at dealing with ice and snow. Many bikers decide that getting outside and avoiding cabin fever is worth the risk of winter riding. Winter...
Dealing with accidents involving uninsured motorists
Car accidents may bring serious injuries, along with property damage and other losses. Minnesota drivers that carry liability insurance have a policy in place that could cover such costs. Not every driver has insurance, though. Persons hurt by an uninsured driver are...
Pedestrian accidents and deaths occur most often in the fall
Minnesota residents should take extra care when walking on the streets. As a pedestrian, you’re at a higher risk of being in an accident in the fall months. Why are more pedestrians at risk during the fall? Fall months see less daylight as it grows dark earlier in the...
Drunk driving kills thousands of people each year
Drunk driving accidents in Minnesota can be fatal, and the devastating consequences of them are entirely preventable. Over the past few decades, there has been a decline in fatal drunk driving accidents, but the problem is still significant. Over 10,000 people die...

