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A single-vehicle crash can leave you wondering how you will pay for your losses. When no other driver appears at fault, you may think you have to cover your medical bills, lost income and other costs yourself. That may not be true. Here are some situations that could...
Minnesota roads present unique challenges throughout the year, from icy winter conditions to construction-heavy summers. While some accidents result from unavoidable circumstances, many stem from everyday driving habits that you might not realize are dangerous....
Your dashcam just recorded a collision. What you do in the next 24 hours could determine whether you receive fair compensation. As more Minnesota drivers install dashcams, this footage has become one of the most powerful tools in accident claims, but only if handled...
The choice of black, red, white, silver or a custom color may seem like an innocuous decision when choosing a vehicle. But a review of data from the Minnesota Department of Transportation finds that there may be a connection between car color and the risk of an...
With its open highways, wide farmland and far fewer vehicles on the road, driving through rural Minnesota can feel like a welcome break from city traffic. That sense of calm, however, can be misleading. Although only about 20% of the U.S. population lives in rural...
Rural driving in Minnesota can feel calm and predictable. That sense of ease often hides conditions that increase the risk of high-impact crashes and severe injuries. Why rural crashes tend to be more severe Rural roads combine higher speeds, isolation and limited...
Minnesota uses comparative negligence to divide fault in accidents. The system allows multiple parties to share responsibility for damages, rather than assigning it all to one person. Understanding how the law works and documenting your case properly can help you...
A car accident can rattle even the most cautious driver. In only a few seconds, an ordinary trip can turn into a blur of noise, shock and uncertainty. Your body may mask the first signs of injury, and your memory of the crash may feel unreliable. In these moments,...
If a Minnesota car accident injures you, your own insurance pays certain costs right away. This “no-fault insurance” system gives you benefits without waiting to decide who caused the crash. What no-fault coverage includes No-fault insurance, or personal injury...
Truck accidents often result in far more serious injuries than standard car crashes. If you were injured in a crash involving a semi-truck or other commercial vehicle in the Minnesota area, it's important to understand how these types of claims work. You should also...