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...

The Hidden Dangers of Oilfield Toxic Exposure in Spring Cleanup Season

Posted on March 3, 2026

As spring cleanup ramps up in North Dakota's oilfields, workers must prioritize air quality monitoring and recognize early signs of toxic exposure. Understanding these risks is crucial for safeguarding long-term health and ensuring a safe work environment.

North Dakota oilfield workers face heightened toxic exposure...

Inside Look: Why North Dakota Leads the Nation in Oilfield Injuries

Posted on February 11, 2026

During the Bakken oil boom, one worker died every six weeks on average. Understanding why North Dakota's oil fields are so dangerous can help workers protect themselves.

North Dakota consistently ranks as one of the most dangerous states for workers, and the oil and gas...

Can Multiple Family Members File for Wrongful Death Compensation?

Posted on February 6, 2026

North Dakota law specifies which family members can pursue wrongful death claims and in what priority order.

When a loved one dies due to another person's negligence, multiple family members may suffer losses. North Dakota law addresses who can file wrongful death claims and how...

How to Prove Negligence in a Commercial Vehicle Crash

Posted on February 2, 2026

Commercial vehicle crashes require proving that the driver, trucking company, or another party failed to act with reasonable care. Evidence is critical to establishing your claim.

After a commercial truck crash, you're left dealing with painful injuries, mounting bills, and a trucking company that has...

How Can I Prove a Car Driver Was at Fault for My Motorcycle Crash?

Posted on January 19, 2026

Gathering solid evidence right after a motorcycle crash is crucial. Police reports, eyewitness accounts, and clear photos of the scene can significantly strengthen your case and counteract any attempts by insurance companies to shift blame.

If you’ve been injured in a motorcycle crash in North...

How Insurance Companies Undervalue Oilfield Injury Claims

Posted on January 12, 2026

Don’t underestimate your claim's value. Document your injury thoroughly, understand the full impact of your situation, and be cautious of low initial settlement offers. Taking these steps can help protect your financial future after an oilfield injury.

In North Dakota’s oilfield sector, injured workers often...