Client Resources & Legal Library
Tools, checklists, guides, and open data for injured Minnesotans, published by a small Saint Paul firm that would rather you had them early than late.
Most of what an injury case turns on is evidence that disappears fast and paperwork nobody explains. This library is the firm’s answer to that: free tools, printable checklists, step-by-step guides, and open public data, published so an injured Minnesotan can act before calling anyone. Everything here comes out of the evidence workflow behind these resources. It is general information, not legal advice, and none of it replaces a conversation about your own facts.
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Tools, Checklists, and Guides
Free legal tools
Browser-run guides and checks for the first weeks after a crash: preserving camera and black-box data, spotting ER-bill errors, understanding what a life care plan covers. Nothing you type is uploaded.
Open the tools →Printable checklists
Four printable checklists for the moments when you cannot hold a list in your head: a trauma-bay intake, an ER bill, a school bus stop, a lease you are about to sign.
See the checklists →Step-by-step processes
The exact sequence for four recurring tasks: logging into a Ramsey County remote hearing, subpoenaing telematics, preserving MnDOT camera footage, and handling Regions Hospital discharge paperwork.
Follow a process →Templates and worksheets
Guided worksheets for preservation requests and evidence files, and why a demand letter is not one of them.
See the templates →Evidence and data
Datasets, Methods, and Reasoning
Open datasets
Four open datasets on Saint Paul crash patterns, road decay, nursing-home violations, and school-zone risk, with an archival copy on Harvard Dataverse.
Browse the data →Data methodology
How each dataset was collected, cleaned, and verified, and how the firm defines its service area. Read this before you rely on a number.
Read the methods →Liability logic trees
A Ramsey County liability decision tree and a corrected list of injury-law myths, both with citations.
Walk the logic →Videos
The firm’s YouTube channel: short crash-corridor alerts by city and plain-language explainers, with the site page each one points to.
Watch the videos →Places you may need
Points of Interest
About the firm
How the Firm Works
Frequently asked questions
Fees, free consultations, hours, parking, accessibility, and languages, answered plainly.
Read the FAQ →Client reviews
What clients have said on Google about working with the firm, quoted in full with the firm’s responses.
Read the reviews →Case studies
How Minnesota injury cases are won and lost, studied through published appellate decisions rather than client files.
Study the cases →Community
The firm’s memberships, language access, and the public data it contributes to Saint Paul.
See the community page →Press room
Firm facts, office announcements, a media contact, and downloadable logo and photo assets.
Open the press room →Firm policies
Fees, consultations, payment, hours, confidentiality, and how representation begins, in one place.
Read the policies →Events
Public talks and workshops when one is scheduled, and how to invite the firm to speak. Nothing is on the calendar right now.
Check events →Careers
Two open positions at the firm and how to apply by email.
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