Motorcycle riders are at a greater risk than drivers of vehicles because they have far less protection than those behind the wheel of a car
Minnesota is known for its many unique statewide features. It’s the land of 10,000 lakes, great for fishing and cruising on your boat. It has the second largest state fair in the country and produces corn and soybeans at a phenomenal rate. However, this beautiful state does come with side effects, most notably being its unforgiving winters. With these winters come vast amounts of snowfall, which inevitably turns to ice, and it’s not uncommon to slip and fall on the ice. Luckily, the state of Minnesota has “Slip and Fall Laws”, offering protection under such instances. Here’s what to be aware of when creating a case:
Last weekend Minnesota saw an unfortunate spike in car accidents. The Father’s Day traffic collisions caused the highest traffic deaths in a single weekend since
In general, when a person is injured as a result of another person’s negligence, the injured party may pursue a claim against the party or
According to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA), more than three million people are injured each year in vehicle accidents across the country. The
When hiring a lawyer, consumers feel uncertain about how to tell a good lawyer from a bad one. According to a study by the ABA
Despite cars being built with new features claiming to make them safer and more efficient, car accidents still occur. Hydroplaning, faulty engineering, issues with the
There are many factors that go into a claim after an accident. How do you know when no-fault coverage is applicable?Minnesota law requires that all owners
Cars, like all machines, are not guaranteed to work 100% of the time. Batteries die, tire tread wears, and, ultimately, engines fail. The risk of
With winter comes the holiday season — but also colder temperatures and more dangerous driving conditions. At Nelson Personal Injury, we are always ready to
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