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5 Safety Tips for Bicycling in Minnesota

With Minnesota’s breathtaking scenic routes and communities, seizing the opportunity to appreciate the views while exercising is a great way to pass the time. Cycling is a popular activity, and according to the Minnesota Department of Transportation, there was a 51% increase in walking and bicycling during the 2020 pandemic.  Many people are enjoying this… read more

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Park Etiquette During the Coronavirus Pandemic in Minnesota

As Coronavirus cases decline and vaccination rates continue to rise, a path back to normality has now become possible. Minnesota’s most popular destination and activity options are already open and ready to welcome visitors. However, certain settings may still have minor restrictions.  Minnesota’s lively public parks are a popular summertime destination and activity for residents… read more

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Are Police Required to Wear Masks in Minnesota During the COVID-19 Pandemic?

The COVID-19 pandemic changed our everyday lives. One of the most notable ways was the introduction of mask mandates across the country. Minnesota Governor Tim Walz lifted the state’s mask requirements as of May 28 2021, but issues remain. Previously, the state urged all residents to wear a face covering to stop the spread of… read more

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Steps to Take after a Boating Accident in Minnesota

Boating is an enjoyable, liberating experience. Nevertheless, boats come with quite a few risks, regardless of whether people  are participating in sports, participating in recreational activities, or enjoying leisure time. Accidents can be dangerous in any situation, but a boating accident can pose even greater dangers. Every year, thousands of water-related accidents occur, often with… read more

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Can an Attorney Help If I Was Sexually Assaulted at a Minnesota Apartment Complex?

Experiencing sexual assault or harassment of any kind is traumatic. Victims of these terrible incidents are often left feeling overwhelmed, confused, and unsafe. When moments of sexual assault or harassment occur in an apartment complex where that person lives, it can be challenging to feel comfortable enough to continue living there. At times like this,… read more

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Guillain-Barre Syndrome and the Flu Vaccine: How to Receive Compensation

Every year, a percentage of patients who have received specific vaccines are diagnosed with a rare autoimmune disorder known as Guillain-Barre Syndrome or GBS. This disorder can produce a negative reaction in the patient’s immune system which causes it to attack their peripheral nervous system. Most commonly, GBS involves demyelinating injuries.  GBS can occasionally be… read more

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What is Double Indemnity?

Both life insurance and accident policies regularly include double indemnity clauses. These clauses stipulate that the insurance carrier agrees to pay twice the policy limit amount in the event of an accidental death. Double indemnity clauses can provide a range of benefits to grieving families, but it is important to understand how insurance carriers handle… read more

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Does a No-Fault Accident Go on Your Record?

Accidents happen. Most drivers in Minnesota will be involved in an accident at some point in their driving careers, but this does not necessarily mean they are bad drivers. In Minnesota, we operate under what is called a “no-fault” system, which can be confusing for many people. Here, we want to discuss whether or not… read more

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Can a Felony be Expunged in Minnesota?

If you have been charged with and convicted of a crime, whether a misdemeanor or a felony, then you now have a mark on your criminal record. Your criminal record is defined as a list of every previous criminal conviction against you. Many states, however, also include some arrests as part of a person’s official… read more

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Minnesota’s Tobacco 21 Law: FAQs

The legal age for purchasing and consuming tobacco products in Minnesota is now 21. This includes vaping products and e-cigarettes. The Tobacco 21 law in Minnesota reflects the larger change that has taken place at the federal level and in other states throughout the country. This legislation aims to keep dangerous products away from schools… read more

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