What If a Road Hazard Caused Your Motorcycle Crash in Minnesota?
Road defects are an unavoidable part of life. This is especially true in Minnesota, where our weather puts the roads through grueling snow, ice, rapid temperature changes, and other conditions that weaken the road and leave it vulnerable to defects. Many defects are barely noticed by most road users; for a driver, a crack in…
Read MoreCommon Mistakes to Avoid After a Minnesota Car Accident
Car accidents leave you rattled, frightened, and prone to doing or saying things you’d otherwise never consider. Unfortunately, these errors can leave you unable to seek compensation—or at least make it very difficult to fight for a fair settlement. Every choice you make in the aftermath of a car accident can have a serious impact…
Read MoreHow Federal Trucking Regulations Affect Your Minnesota Accident Case
Even if you’ve been involved in a car accident before, be prepared for the truck accident claim process to completely take you by surprise. While car accident claims are typically negotiated between the two drivers’ insurance companies or car crash lawyers, truck accident claims involve several other parties and much larger insurance policies. In addition,…
Read MoreBradshaw & Bryant Recognized in 2026 Best Law Firms® Rankings
Bradshaw & Bryant is proud to announce that we earned recognition in the 2026 edition of Best Law Firms® by Best Lawyers® and U.S. News & World Report in two categories. This year, we were named: Regional Tier 2 – Minneapolis: Personal Injury Litigation – Plaintiffs Regional Tier 3 – Minneapolis: Product Liability Litigation –…
Read MoreExpert Witnesses in Minnesota Personal Injury Cases
If you’ve been injured in an accident, building an air-tight case is crucial to recovering the compensation you deserve. In Minnesota, personal injury attorneys are tasked with compiling strong evidence that supports their client’s version of the events of their accident. In some personal injury cases, expert witnesses may be called in to support the…
Read MoreHow to File a Police Report After an Accident in Minnesota
According to recent crash data, dangerous motor vehicle accidents are on the rise in Minnesota. This rise in accidents – including fatal crashes and injury-related incidents – highlights an urgent need for stronger safety measures to protect motorists across the state. Police reports are one such measure that can help local governments monitor crash data…
Read MoreThe Role of Black Box Data in Minnesota Truck Accident Cases
According to the Minnesota Department of Public Safety, there were nearly 5,000 truck crashes reported in the state in 2022, resulting in over 1,200 injuries and 65 fatalities. Truck accidents can be particularly dangerous due to the size and scale of the vehicles involved, but what causes these accidents isn’t always immediately evident. Trucking companies…
Read MoreThe Long-Term Effects of a Brain Injury
According to the Minnesota Department of Health, over 100,000 Minnesotans are currently living with traumatic brain injury-related disabilities. Traumatic brain injuries (TBIs) have the ability to change a person’s life in an instant, but far too many Minnesotans are unaware of the laundry list of risks associated with these medical events. Whether caused by a…
Read MoreDealing with Whiplash Injuries After a Car Crash
A quiet Minnesota side street, a sudden rear‑end jolt, and your neck snaps forward like a whip. The collision seems minor, yet tingling climbs your shoulders before the ambulance even arrives. That fleeting moment launches a complicated medical and legal journey. Whiplash occurs when a car accident or a truck accident forces the cervical spine…
Read MoreHow Social Media Can Hurt Your Personal Injury Case
Even in the back of an ambulance, many Minnesotans reflexively reach for their phones. Sharing an update feels normal, even comforting. Yet that instinct may cost thousands of dollars when the insurance company reviews every word, photo, and emoji that you publish. From the moment you assert a personal injury claim, opposing counsel begins scraping…
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