Car Accidents

A fender bender at 10 mph can cause as much bodily harm as a high-speed crash. Most North Dakota drivers don't realize that the absence of vehicle damage doesn't always guarantee the absence of injury. In fact, your body often suffers invisible trauma that won't...

Winter driving in North Dakota can be unpredictable. You may face ice, snow and poor visibility that raise the risk of accidents. After a car crash, questions often arise about fault and coverage. North Dakota’s no-fault system may handle medical costs, but liability...

Anyone who has traveled with a baby in their car knows how quickly a calm drive can become stressful when that infant is sick, upset or is somehow in danger. From crying and fussing to unexpected needs like dropped bottles or car seat discomfort, babies can demand...

Car crashes can generate hundreds of thousands of dollars in expenses and losses in a matter of seconds. It is perfectly normal for people to worry about how they can cover those losses. Obviously, the damage to the vehicles can be quite expensive to repair. Beyond...

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....

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...