Articles
Insurance Minimums Drop as Wisconsin Changes Coverage Requirements
Changes in Wisconsin's insurance laws mean anyone who operates a motorcycle should review their current policy to ensure that they are protected in the case of a motorcycle accident.
Reading & Understanding the Fine Print
Insurance Claims Effected by Social Media
Facebook Rules During Litigation
Probable Cause and Blood Rules
Claims On Wheels
Taking the Stand on Propane Safety
Article discussing propane explosions and related litigation. Richard Schroeder is co-counsel with Donald Beattie on a recent explosion case.
In Response: Lawsuit cap won't bring savings
This article was written by Nick A. Frentz, a personal injury and medical malpractice lawyer in Mankato, MN. Recently, there have been claims that a cap on medical malpractice cases would eventually make healthcare more affordable. This article is a thoughtful response and clearly explains why capping medical malpractice verdicts would not make healthcare more affordable.
Become a Modern-Day Sherlock Holmes with the Use of Today's Technology
By Richard J. Schroeder
I
first started out in the legal field as a claims adjuster assigned to
the litigation unit for Liberty Mutual Insurance Company. A major part of my job in adjusting insurance claims was to investigate claims. Unfortunately, at that time, we did not have the Internet or World Wide Web to rely on for our investigations. Rather, we did it the old-fashioned way through time-intensive and laborious phone calls, on-site visits and letters.
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Subject: New Good Faith Insurance
Law
By Richard J. Schroeder
Until recently, Minnesota was only one of a couple
of states in the country that didn’t have a law protecting
consumers and requiring insurance companies and their claims adjusters
to act in good faith. read full article.
