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Enforcement officers have expressed concern that the legality of the recreational use of marijuana in neighboring states will result in more drug crimes here in North Dakota. One particular concern: drugged driving. To address this potential issue, some enforcement...
Medical malpractice is the legal term that refers to a medical professional’s negligent actions that result in injury to a patient. To build a case for medical malpractice, the victim must generally establish four elements: Duty. First, the victim will need to show...
Walking is a great form of exercise and a relatively safe mode of transportation. Unfortunately, accidents can happen even when we take precautions like watching for traffic and obeying traffic signals. Those hit by a driver while walking likely have many questions....
A quick happy hour to celebrate a friend’s accomplishment or a drink to vent about a long day can quickly turn into a nightmare if the police pull you over afterwards and accuse you of drunk driving. These allegations are serious, and penalties can extend beyond fines...
This is part 7, out of 7, of our blog series about frequently asked questions for car accidents in North Dakota. How long will my case take? It may only be six or seven months before we reach a settlement on your behalf. More often, it will take two or three years...
This is part 6, out of 7, of our blog series about frequently asked questions for car accidents in North Dakota. Do I even need a lawyer? Yes and no. In small, uncomplicated claims, an attorney may not be of economic benefit to you. A good attorney will tell you...
This is part 5, out of 7, of our blog series about frequently asked questions for car accidents in North Dakota. I wasn’t wearing my seatbelt at the time of my accident. Is it true that I don’t have a claim against the driver who hit me? You may still have a valid...
This is part 4, out of 7, of our blog series about frequently asked questions for car accidents in North Dakota. When I go to the doctor for my accident-related injuries, what insurance should I provide them with? You should give your treatment provider the car...
This is part 3, out of 7, of our blog series about frequently asked questions for car accidents in North Dakota. I’ve heard that North Dakota is a “no-fault” state. Does that mean that it doesn’t matter who is at fault for a car accident? No. First, it is important...
This is part 2, out of 7, of our blog series about frequently asked questions for car accidents in North Dakota. Who will pay to get my car fixed after an accident? The person who caused the accident is responsible for the cost of repairing your vehicle. If the...