Construction workers have a high risk of accidents on the job. Construction accidents can cause catastrophic injuries and permanent impairments. You could be entitled to several forms of compensation and benefits. In this blog, our North Dakota construction accident attorneys discuss the compensation you can claim for...
Commercial trucks haul all types of products and goods through North Dakota. The loads must be securely loaded on the truck to avoid items from falling off or shifting during travel. Improper loading can increase the risk of a truck accident. Our Grand Forks & Minot personal injury attorneys discuss...
Most of us scroll through Facebook or Instagram the moment we wake up: we check a few stories, maybe post a selfie, and then get on with our day. It’s practically a reflex. But if you’re pursuing a personal injury claim in North Dakota, those everyday habits can backfire—big time. A single...
Drowsy driving is a common cause of car accidents in Grand Forks & Minot, ND. Fatigued and drowsy driving can be as dangerous as drunk driving. After being awake for 24 hours, it is estimated that you are as impaired as someone with a BAC of .10% (the...
If you’ve been injured in an accident, time is of the essence when it comes to pursuing legal action. North Dakota law imposes a statute of limitations, or a legal deadline, for filing personal injury claims. Missing this deadline can significantly affect your ability to seek compensation, making it crucial to understand...
Truck accidents are some of the most devastating collisions on the road. Due to the sheer size and weight of commercial trucks, these accidents often result in severe injuries for those involved, especially occupants of smaller vehicles. Let’s explore common injuries caused by truck accidents and their potential legal implications for...
Construction work is inherently dangerous, with workers often exposed to significant hazards on job sites. The Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) has identified four leading causes of construction fatalities, commonly referred to as the "Fatal Four." These hazards are responsible for the majority of construction-related deaths in the United States,...
Oil pipelines are a critical part of North Dakota’s economy, transporting vast quantities of crude oil across the state. However, the operation and maintenance of these pipelines carry inherent risks, and accidents can lead to catastrophic injuries and environmental damage. Fortunately, victims of oil pipeline accidents have legal options for holding...
Being involved in a car accident is stressful enough, but when the other driver is intoxicated, the situation can become even more overwhelming. Knowing the steps to take after being hit by a drunk driver can protect your rights, ensure your safety, and help you pursue the compensation you deserve. Here’s...
When it comes to driving in North Dakota, understanding your insurance requirements is just as important as knowing the rules of the road. One key component of auto insurance in the state is Personal Injury Protection (PIP). If you're unsure about what PIP covers or whether it's required, this blog is here...
