On May 30th, Governor Tim Waltz signed a bill into law legalizing recreational cannabis use for individuals over 21. The law will go into effect on August 1st, 2023, making Minnesota the 23rd state to officially end marijuana prohibition. This new law introduces many regulations, including possession limits, and even has provisions, including automatic expungement… read more
Read MoreIn the aftermath of an accident, visible injuries often command the victim’s full attention. However, some of the most significant injuries you can face may lurk undetected beneath the surface. Traumatic brain injuries (TBIs) and concussions manifest symptoms that might initially be brushed off or misunderstood. Understanding the signs such as headaches, fatigue, and confusion… read more
Read MoreIn the moments after an accident, it is natural to feel overwhelmed and unsure of your next steps. However, the steps you take in the days and weeks following the accident are essential for your rights, safety, and the total value of your claim. Preserving evidence after your accident will help your attorney build a… read more
Read MoreFacing manslaughter charges in Minnesota is a distressing and challenging experience. Because the charge involves the accidental loss of life, manslaughter comes with significant legal consequences, including potential jail time, fines, and a lasting criminal record. If you have been accused of manslaughter in Minnesota, understanding the different degrees of manslaughter and the possible defense… read more
Read MoreAfter the loss of a loved one, determining the type of claim you should file for your losses can feel overwhelming, and many find themselves unsure of what damages are available for wrongful death claims. In Minnesota, the law has recently changed, and now allows compensation for the pain and suffering of the person who… read more
Read MoreWhen faced with the loss of a loved one due to someone else’s negligence, families in Minnesota find themselves on a complex, emotional journey through the legal system. Wrongful death claims in Minnesota can only be filed by a court-appointed Trustee. The Trustee can be a family member, heir, or other person qualified to act… read more
Read MoreThe State of Minnesota recently enacted a series of groundbreaking reforms to its wrongful death laws. The Minnesota Survivorship Statute, included in the Omnibus Judiciary and Public Safety Bill, was signed into law on May 20th, 2023. This new statute aims to ease the financial and emotional burdens of those who have lost a loved… read more
Read MoreAfter losing a loved one in a sudden accident, you may feel understandably overwhelmed and confused. As you are grieving a loss, it may be challenging to determine your next steps. Additionally, surviving family members often have to juggle settling their loved one’s affairs as they care for their families. If you lost someone you… read more
Read MoreThe United States Constitution and the State of Minnesota require that law enforcement obtain warrants to search non-public property. Generally, government searches without warrants are presumed to be unreasonable. Therefore, it would make sense to think that more of the time when law enforcement searches a private location and seizes the property, they have already… read more
Read MoreAfter a car accident, the next natural step will be to file an insurance claim. Filing an insurance claim means having to deal with insurance adjusters. While an insurance claim aims to provide you with the financial means to recover after a car accident, that’s not the goal of insurance companies. Insurance companies don’t aim… read more
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