Car Accidents
Minnesota Department of Public Safety Pushes Seat Belt Safety
In the spring of 2009, the Minnesota legislature made not wearing a seat belt while operating a motor vehicle a “primary” offense. This changed the law to allow State Patrol and local police to initiate a traffic stop if a … Continue reading
May is Youth Traffic Safety Month
According to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, the summer months between the Memorial Day and Labor Day holidays represent the deadliest time of year for teen drivers and their passengers. Given the statistical increase in monthly deaths of teens, … Continue reading
How Do My Medical Bills Get Paid After a Car Accident?
In Minnesota, individuals that are injured in a car accident typically have access to No-Fault Benefits through their own auto insurance company. There are, however, a number of variables that can impact the appropriate source of No-Fault Benefits, so you … Continue reading
Will My Insurance Premiums Increase After a No-Fault Benefits Claim?
A car insurance provider within the state of Minnesota cannot increase insurance premiums based upon the bringing of a No-Fault Benefits claim, unless the claimant/insured is deemed to be over 50% at-fault for a collision. Minn. Stat. 72A.20 (2011), subdivision … Continue reading
Underinsured Motorist Verdict
Recently, Richard D. O’Dea obtained a $70,500.00 Dakota County jury verdict for his client in an underinsurance claim (UIM) against Illinois Farmers Insurance Company. Rich’s client sustained low back injuries and other damages stemming from a 2007 automobile collision. The … Continue reading

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