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Archive for the ‘Car Accidents’ Category
Minnesota No-Fault Claims If your No-Fault benefits have been denied the remedy is not typically suing the insurance company. If the claim is under $10,000 the No-Fault Act requires arbitration. Arbitration is a cheaper and quicker alternative to a lawsuit. If the claim is over $10,000 the claim would go through the district court. Minnesota [...]
Although it is the law in Minnesota to carry insurance on your motor vehicle, not everybody follows the law. Just recently a teenage girl was injured in a hit and run collision as a pedestrian. She was walking along a street in St. Cloud when a single-cab Dodge pick-up truck hit her causing “substantial injuries” [...]
Eagan Car Accident Caused by Criminal Behavior
Often time’s collisions happen as a result of a negligent driver that was taking part in criminal behavior. This criminal behavior can range from driving over the speed limit, to driving while intoxicated, or even fleeing from an officer. In Eagan, on Wednesday night, a driver in Eagan was stopped and then led police on [...]
Minnesota Roads Not Doing Well With Heat Wave
Two major freeways in Minnesota are damaged due to the extreme heat. This morning two lanes of northbound I-94 were closed due to buckling near Dowling Ave in Minneapolis. The Minnesota State Patrol said emergency crews for the Department of Transportation (the few left on the job since the shutdown) were en route to address [...]
Minnesota Shut-Down Affecting Personal Injury Cases
The Minnesota government shut-down is proving to affect more aspects of people’s lives than most probably thought. One way is by affecting people with personal injury cases. There are a few different ways in which Minnesota personal injury attorneys are running into problems. One way is health insurance subrogation. When a health insurer pays for [...]
