Minnesota is a “no-fault” state. This means that generally your own automobile insurance company is obligated to pay for your medical treatment. The benefits provided under a basic no-fault include
Just because you report a dog bite does not mean that the dog will be put down. A claim will arise when a person, that is not trespassing or provoking
On January 1, 2015 amendments to the Minnesota No-Fault Act went into effective. The amendments will impact wage loss reimbursement, survivor’s economic loss benefits, as well as funeral and burial
If you are filing a claim for social security disability, it is your responsibility to follow through with medical treatment. This means you should listen to your doctor’s advice and
Your initial meeting with an attorney can vary depending upon the legal matter and facts of your claim. Attorneys will want to gather information during your first meeting. If you
Just like in a personal injury claim, attorney fees for workers’ compensation claims are based on obtaining a settlement or award. If you do not collect, then there is no
If someone sustains an injury on the job, they will normally just have the workers’ compensation claim. There can be times, however, when an injured person will have a case
Social security benefits are for people unable to work, as a result of disability, that are too young to collect retirement benefits. A retired person, therefore, cannot collect both social
Generally, an unmarried child may be able to receive social security benefits on a parent’s earnings record if they are: The parent must be currently receiving social security disability or
If you have been involved in a motorcycle accident it is always best to contact the police so there is a report of the accident. In addition, you will want
