Barna, Guzy and Steffen is located at the intersection of Coon Rapids Boulevard and Springbrook Drive in Coon Rapids. Currently, these streets are undergoing an intersection reconstruction and signal work and we would like to inform our clients and other visitors that while these roads are still open, it is possible there may be some minor delays. You may visit the Anoka County website for more information on these projects at Anoka County Document Center.
Read MoreIf you have suffered a personal injury or loss and would like to bring a case against someone but don’t have the funds to pay a lawyer to begin a lawsuit, it may be beneficial for you to find a lawyer who works on a contingency basis. This means that they will only collect a fee if they win the case, and if they don’t win the case for you, you will owe them nothing. This can be incredibly helpful for those who may not have the funds to secure legal representation but still want to pursue their civil right to bring a lawsuit against someone. Contingency Based Lawyers Generally, if you hire a lawyer with the understanding that they are working for a contingent fee, it means that they will require a payment only if they win the case through settlement or jury trial. This fee will generally be their normal hourly billing. Contingency Fees are Often a Win-Win The main advantage of contingency fee arrangements is that it provides access to the courts for those who cannot afford to pay attorney’s fees and the high costs of civil litigation. They also provide motivation for an attorney to work more diligently on a case. In cases where a person pays the attorney…
Read MoreCar accidents happen in so many different situations and at such various angles that trying to quantify them all would be impossible. Roadway accidents can be caused by high rates of speed, traffic congestion, blind spots, poor conditions or carelessness. Although a vehicle can be struck in an infinite number of ways, there are just a few car accidents that are incredibly common: rear-end collisions, side-impact collisions, head-on collisions, sideswipe collisions, and rollovers. Describing Vehicular Accidents Rear-end collision – These types of accidents happen when one vehicle strikes the back of the car that is in front of it. They often happen when the vehicle in front decelerates and the driver behind them doesn’t notice, or doesn’t decelerate in time. Unless the vehicle in back hits the other at a very high speed, injuries of rear-end collisions are generally pretty minor such as whiplash, minor neck pain, and minor back pain. In almost all cases, the driver of the vehicle that causes the rear-end accident will be found at fault. Side-impact collision – Also known as a T-bone collision, side-impact collisions are caused when one vehicle hits their front into the side of another vehicle. These accidents generally happen in the middle of intersections when one vehicle is traveling perpendicular to another and…
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