Video Walkthroughs & Crash Analyses
Short videos about the roads, intersections, and legal rules that shape injury cases in the Twin Cities. Each one is made for a specific city and tied to that city's page on this site, so the video and the written guidance say the same thing. The library is new: one video is published, and the Woodbury playlist is the first series.
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Published Videos
Woodbury Crash Alert: I-94 & Radio Drive
A short on the I-94 and Radio Drive interchange in Woodbury, the crash pattern at that interchange, and what a driver should do in the hours after a collision at that spot. Published April 9, 2026.
Watch on YouTube →Woodbury Car Accident Alerts playlist
The Woodbury series. It holds the I-94 and Radio Drive alert today; further Woodbury alerts are added here when published.
Open the playlist →The Woodbury alert is paired with the Woodbury city page the alert belongs to, which carries the written version of the same guidance. Every future series will be paired the same way with the city pages each alert series is tied to.
Planned series
Three Kinds of Video the Channel Is Built For
Crash-corridor alerts
One interchange, one intersection, or one stretch of highway per video. Where the collisions cluster, why that spot behaves the way it does, and which city page holds the written detail.
Statute explainers
Plain-language walkthroughs of the Minnesota rules that decide injury cases: no-fault benefits, the tort threshold, comparative fault, and filing deadlines. Short enough to watch in a waiting room.
The first 72 hours
What to do, and what not to do, in the days after a crash. Medical documentation, evidence that disappears fast, and the recorded statement you shouldn't give.
Only the first kind has a published video so far; the other two are planned. All of them are general information for people who've just been hurt, not advice about any one case. If you're watching because something happened to you or someone you love, the video is the starting point and the phone call is the next step. New videos appear on the Andrade Law MN YouTube channel first, then here.
Important Information: Videos are general information and are not legal advice. Watching a video or contacting Andrade Law does not create an attorney-client relationship. Every case depends on its facts, and past results do not guarantee future outcomes.