MINNEAPOLIS, Minnesota. Should a hotel or inn be held responsible when a person isn’t able to dial 911 in an emergency? While most phones allow you to dial 911 easily, some hotel or inn phones require users to dial an extra zero, nine, or one to access an outside line. Many of these systems don’tRead More
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Obesity and Traumatic Brain Injury: A Deadly Combination
MINNEAPOLIS, Minnesota. If you’ve been in a car accident and have suffered a traumatic brain injury and are also overweight, recent studies have shown that you could be at a greater risk of chronic disease. According to Psych Central, new studies reveal that patients who suffer traumatic brain injury who are also obese may needRead More
Could Your Sleep Apnea Put You at Risk of a Car Crash?
MINNEAPOLIS, Minnesota. Do you snore so loudly at night that your partner has trouble sleeping beside you? If so, you may have a potentially serious condition known as sleep apnea. According to the New York Times, sleep apnea is a condition that can arrest a person’s breathing during the night. Individuals who have sleep apneaRead More
Will the iPhone’s Latest Update Make Us Safer on the Road?
MINNEAPOLIS, Minnesota. In the event of a traffic crash or emergency, every second counts. For years, our phones have been able to use GPS to track precisely where we are in the world. Now, that capability will be used to help locate you in the event of an emergency. According to Wired, the next iPhoneRead More
Are Your Kids Water Safe for This Summer?
MINNEAPOLIS, Minnesota. As a parent, your number one priority is making sure your child is safe in any situation. As you can see from this blog post, this includes ensuring your pediatrician is available 24/7, that you ensure you’re there for them when they’re sick, you teach them things like stranger danger, and teach themRead More
Minority Drivers More Likely to Be Pulled Over. Does This Impact Personal Injury Justice?
MINNEAPOLIS, Minnesota. According to the Pioneer Press, reports indicate that police were more likely to stop, search, and ticket black drivers than white drivers. Black drivers were involved in 33 percent of police stops though they only make up 13 percent of all drivers. White drivers, on the other hand are only involved in 43%Read More
Back Pain After a Car Accident? Signs You Should See a Doctor
MINNEAPOLIS, Minnesota. It is quite common for individuals to experience back pain after a car accident. Yet, how do you know if it is something more serious, or just a muscle pull that will go away on its own? How do you know if it’s serious enough to consider going to court for car accidentRead More
Self-Driving Minivan Crash in Arizona Raises Questions
MINNEAPOLIS, Minnesota. As more self-driving cars get tested on U.S. roads, we are likely to see more accidents take place. Even though we may understand this fact intellectually, many people experience a visceral reaction when autonomous vehicle crashes hit the news. According to Wired, a Waymo self-driving van was involved in another accident in ArizonaRead More
How Do Medical Insurance Payments Affect Personal Injury Claims?
MINNEAPOLIS, Minnesota. Many people have medical insurance and auto insurance. Some people can afford to buy their family insurance. Others are covered by the business they work for (learn more about this here). However, not all people have insurance. Some people opt to not purchase any insurance like this. Whilst this saves the individual someRead More
When Bicyclists Break the Law, who is Responsible for Personal Injury?
MINNEAPOLIS, Minnesota. Despite the increased popularity of biking across America, bicyclists are still sometimes seen as risk-takers. Critics of city bicycling often claim that bicyclists endanger themselves because they often break the law. But, is this true, or a myth?








