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In the first five months Minnesota’s hands-free cellphone law was in effect, less than two percent of tickets for violations were dismissed from court.

Wearable sensors can detect fatigue through brain waves, eye blinks, or head movements - alerting drivers before drowsiness causes a crash or serious injury.

Turning drivers are often to blame for left-turn crashes, but there may be exceptions, such as when oncoming drivers are speeding or have run red…

There is always a risk for a crash when you are merging with other traffic. Learn more about legal liability in these vehicle crashes and…

It is important to be cautious talking to the insurance company after a crash. Even your own insurance company. Saying the wrong thing could hurt…

Passengers in Minnesota can file no-fault claims through their own or a relative’s insurance. Lawsuits are allowed only if certain injury thresholds are met.

If you were not wearing a seat belt during a Minnesota crash, you may still be eligible to file a personal injury compensation claim. Learn…

Poor maintenance of a car can lead to a dangerous accident. Find out when the owner of a car could be held liable for poor…