Car Accident Claim Process in Grand Forks

Posted on May 1, 2026

North Dakota's no-fault rules don't prevent you from suing. Instead, they just set the bar for pursuing claims. Meeting the $2,500 medical expense threshold or the 60-day disability threshold opens the door to a full personal injury claim against the at-fault driver.

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What to Do if You’re Injured by Farm Machinery During Planting Season

Posted on April 20, 2026

Agricultural employers in North Dakota are generally exempt from mandatory workers’ compensation coverage, and many do not carry it. If you’re injured by farm machinery, a third‑party liability claim may be a key path to compensation.

Planting season puts enormous time pressure on North Dakota...

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Should I Talk to the Insurance Company After My Accident?

Posted on April 17, 2026

You are not legally required to speak with the other driver’s insurance company after an accident in North Dakota. Things you say can be used to reduce or deny your claim.

That call from the insurance adjuster isn't as friendly as it sounds. In most...

How North Dakota Construction Workers Can File a Third-Party Claim

Posted on April 14, 2026

Workers’ compensation covers medical bills and partial lost wages, but it doesn’t cover pain and suffering. A third-party claim may allow you to recover the full scope of your damages.

You’re halfway through a shift when a piece of equipment fails, a scaffold gives way,...

How Much Compensation Can I Get for a Car Accident Injury?

Posted on April 9, 2026

Car accident compensation in North Dakota depends on several factors including injury severity, medical costs, and whether you meet the threshold to step outside the state’s no-fault system. An attorney can help you pursue every dollar you’re owed.

How much is a car accident injury...

Can You Sue for PTSD After a Serious Car or Truck Accident?

Posted on April 6, 2026

PTSD can be a compensable injury in North Dakota personal injury claims when it is properly documented and tied to the crash and your other injuries or losses. You may be able to pursue compensation for emotional trauma caused by another driver’s negligence.

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How Motorcycle Helmets Affect Injury Claims in North Dakota

Posted on April 1, 2026

North Dakota does not require adults over 18 to wear motorcycle helmets. However, not wearing a helmet could reduce your compensation if an insurer argues it contributed to your injuries.

Can an insurance company reduce your settlement because you weren’t wearing a helmet? In North...

How Farm Workers Can Protect Themselves During Equipment Start-Up Season

Posted on March 17, 2026

During the busy spring start-up season, always prioritize safety by inspecting equipment thoroughly before use. Taking a few extra minutes for a walk-around can prevent serious accidents and protect both you and your coworkers.

Each spring, as North Dakota farms thaw and equipment roars back...

Motorcycle Season in North Dakota: Safety Prep Before You Ride

Posted on March 9, 2026

Before hitting the open road in North Dakota, take a moment to check your motorcycle and understand the laws. A thorough pre-ride inspection and knowledge of helmet requirements can significantly enhance your safety and ensure a more enjoyable riding experience.

Motorcycle season in North Dakota...

When Multiple Vehicles Cause a Truck Accident: Who Pays?

Posted on March 6, 2026

In multi-vehicle truck accidents, North Dakota’s modified comparative negligence rule means each driver’s fault impacts damage recovery. It's crucial to gather evidence and file claims quickly, as delays can weaken your case against multiple insurers.

In North Dakota, when multiple vehicles are involved in a...