Helping The Injured Since 1966
Motorcycles are a common sight on North Dakota roads, particularly in the spring and summer. Riders who enjoy getting on their bikes and the freedom that goes along with it do so with the expectation that others on the road will keep fundamental safety practices in...
Car accidents are stressful and costly. This is why having your car crash claim denied by your own insurance company can add insult to injury. However, by understanding why car insurance companies usually deny car crash claims and how to challenge them effectively,...
Media accounts of motor vehicle accidents on the flat highways of western Minnesota and North Dakota often end with the sentence, “The investigation is continuing.” What, exactly, does this mean? If the accident scene has been cleaned up, victims are receiving medical...
As the weeks and months pass after a serious car accident, the cost of your injuries becomes clear. Operations, medication, physical therapy and other necessary treatments can cost hundreds of thousands of dollars. Being too hurt or disabled to work can mean a huge...
It finally happened. Someone hit you. Now, what? Well, after asking if everyone is OK, call 9-1-1. What you say on this call can affect whether you get help and whether you get a police report written by a police officer. Preparation Before calling 9-1-1, take a...
Young drivers can pose an added hazard on North Dakota’s highways. The inexperience of young drivers often leads them to make unnecessary or dangerous decisions that imperil the lives of other drivers. A recent motor vehicle accident in Rugby demonstrates the risk...
We are very happy to announce that we can FINALLY move forward on the AMENDED SETTLEMENT in the Easy Heat case. For full details on the Amended Settlement, please visit our Easy Heat Settlement website at www.easyheatsettlement.com. ACTION: Easy Heat Inc. manufactures and sells a radiant heating system that was designed to be installed in or under floors. In the…
Nearly everywhere Garylle Stewart goes, his red and white El Zagal coffee cup seems to follow. The plastic sipper with its snap-top lid is almost always fastened to Stewart’s hands — whether he’s strolling into a meeting at Fargo City Hall or sitting at his desk, barricaded behind rows of neatly stacked legal documents. And though Stewart’s cup is small,…