Posts by Bradshaw & Bryant, PLLC
How to Handle a Personal Injury Protection (PIP) Claim in Minnesota
In 2024, over 17,000 car accidents across Minnesota resulted in injuries. Thanks to our state’s no-fault system, many injured motorists can file claims for compensation via NO-Fault Personal Injury Protection or PIP policies – regardless of whether they caused their own accident. If you’ve been injured in a traffic collision in the state of Minnesota,…
Read MoreHow Black Ice Accidents Are Handled Under Minnesota Personal Injury Law
According to the United States Department of Transportation, over 34,000 people were injured in winter weather-related car accidents between 2019 and 2023. In Minnesota, consistently low temperatures and frequent winter weather events make these accidents more probable and – sometimes – more dangerous. So-Called ‘Black ice’ is one of the most hazardous weather conditions our…
Read MoreWhen Trucking Companies Violate Federal Hours-of-Service Rules in Minnesota
According to preliminary data from the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA), 68 Minnesotans died in bus and truck-related accidents in 2024. Since 2021, the FMCSA has reported over 12,000 crashes involving large trucks and buses across Minnesota, many of which resulted in serious injuries and hundreds of fatalities. To offset some of the unique…
Read MoreHow Subrogation Works in Minnesota Personal Injury Cases
At the conclusion of a successful personal injury lawsuit, many plaintiffs breathe a sigh of relief only to find themselves blindsided by a subrogation request. When insurance companies come knocking in the hope of recovering costs they may have fronted early in the claims process, some accident victims are left with less money than they…
Read MoreThe Importance of Medical Records in Minnesota Injury Claims
If you’ve been hurt in an accident in Minnesota that was caused by someone else’s negligence, your medical records are incredibly important if you’re trying to obtain compensation. If you’re thinking about bringing a claim, understanding why your medical history matters can make a real difference in getting the help you deserve. What types of…
Read MoreWhen Can You Sue for Emotional Distress in Minnesota?
Physical injuries aren’t the only harm that an accident can leave behind. People often walk away with invisible wounds no one can see. This can be fear, anxiety, post-traumatic stress disorder, and loss of enjoyment of life. If you have been in a car accident in Minnesota or you’ve been injured in another type of…
Read MoreProtecting Your Rights After a Rideshare Accident in Minnesota
Car accidents are tough when someone else’s careless actions hurt you. Rideshare accidents, like those involving Uber or Lyft, can be even more complicated. Unlike regular crashes, multiple insurance companies and different sets of rules might get involved. You could end up caught between the driver, the rideshare company, and other motorists. If you’ve been…
Read MoreSuing Trucking Companies vs. Drivers
After being involved in a truck accident, it’s normal to feel overwhelmed and unsure of what to do next. You may be dealing with serious injuries and significant medical bills. You may also be wondering whether you should file an insurance claim or lawsuit against the driver, the trucking company, or both. Understanding how this…
Read MoreDelayed Injuries After a Car Crash
When you’re involved in a car accident and you don’t see any immediate injuries, you feel an immense sense of relief – but that relief may not tell the whole story. The assumption that no pain means no injuries can be dangerous, since there are some injuries that don’t show up until several hours or…
Read MoreWhat 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…
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