North Dakota’s interstate highways aren’t typically as crowded as those in many other states. That’s one reason the maximum speed limit on them is 75 miles per hour. That’s right in the middle of those of our neighbors: Minnesota’s is 70 mph and South Dakota’s and...
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What are the symptoms of a traumatic brain injury?
Traumatic brain injuries (TBIs) can happen in an instant but leave long-lasting effects. These injuries occur when a sudden force impacts the head, disrupting normal brain function. Identifying symptoms early can make a significant difference in recovery. North...
3 tips for safer driving at night during winter
The hours of darkness are some of the most dangerous times to be on the roads. Yet, as winter deepens, darkness falls earlier and daylight arrives later, making it more likely you drive in the dark. The following tips can help you to stay safe: Have a good set of...
How are non-economic losses calculated in personal injury claims?
Whether it’s a car accident, a slip and fall or an incident of medical malpractice, a personal injury claim can lead to devastating losses for the victim and their immediate family members. However, not all of those losses are easily quantified. It’s fairly easy to...
3 types of head injuries that occur commonly in truck accidents
In an auto accident involving a commercial truck and a passenger car or pickup, those in the smaller vehicle do not typically emerge unscathed. Head injuries are a common outcome, often posing long-term physical, emotional and financial effects. The problem with head...
What are some examples of medical malpractice?
Just because a patient doesn’t have a positive outcome does not mean that medical malpractice has occurred. Some surgeries carry an inherent risk of death, for example. The surgeon may not make any mistakes, but the patient could still pass away. When it becomes...
Getting cars ready for rural Midwestern wintertime
Winter in the rural Midwest compels motorists to navigate harsh weather conditions that can make driving dangerous, especially on less-traveled roads. As such, if you remain in the Upper Midwest during the winter, preparing your car for winter can help you to stay as...
Why might a “safer” vehicle be more dangerous?
Auto manufacturers have done a fantastic job promoting SUVs over the past decade or so. They are now the biggest selling category of vehicles, even though most owners never go off-road - which is what these vehicles were originally designed for. One of the biggest...
Why should drivers stay up to date with recall notices?
When you buy a new vehicle and drive it out of the showroom, you probably don’t expect to have much contact with the manufacturer from that point on. Yet sometimes they need to get in touch with you to tell you there is a problem with your vehicle. Safety recalls...
What could a lack of skid marks tell you about a crash?
If you are injured in a vehicle collision, showing it was the other driver’s fault could help you claim compensation. One of the things the police and insurance adjusters may look for is skid marks left by the vehicles involved. A skid mark can provide a lot of...