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Can I Get Compensation for Fatigue-Related Injuries?

Worker fatigue is a serious issue that can increase the risk of illness and injuries.

What Is ADR?

ADR is a common dispute resolution method that occurs outside of the courtroom.

Tips on Courtroom Etiquette

How you present yourself in court can make a difference in the outcome of the case. If you’re set to go to court over an injury claim in Minnesota, here’s what to know about proper etiquette.

What to Do When an Insurance Company Asks for Medical Records or Exams

If you’re in the middle of a personal injury case and you receive a call from a claims adjuster looking for medical records, you should always proceed with caution.

The Role of Medical Records in Injury Cases

Your medical records and examinations can be integral parts of your personal injury case, from illustrating the extent of the injury to illuminating ongoing challenges.

What is Entrapment?

When accused of a crime, one of the common legal concepts defendants may use to fight charges involves the claim of entrapment.

Marijuana Law and Reform in Minnesota

Recently, the Minnesota chapter of the National Organization for the Reform of Marijuana Laws (NORML) held a “Cannabis Rise 420 Rally” at the state Capitol.

What are Your Rights When Stopped by Police?

When police officers stop you for questioning, pull you over for a moving violation, or place you under arrest, it’s vital to know your rights.

What You Need to Know About the New Taxes in Mankato

Voters in Mankato and North Mankato recently voted in a referendum to approve certain sales tax extensions.

Differences Between Civil and Criminal Cases

Civil cases are simply disputes of varying severity between individuals whereas criminal cases involve offenses against the state or federal government.

Is Minnesota a No-Fault State?

How Long After an Accident Can You Sue in Minnesota?

What to Do After a Truck Accident