The Role of Animal Control Laws in North Dakota Dog Bite Cases

A dog bite can turn a regular day into a nightmare. One minute you’re walking down the street, the next—you’re bleeding, in pain, and asking yourself, “What just happened?” But after the fear fades and the bandages come off, you’re still left with questions. Who’s responsible? What are your rights? And—maybe most importantly—how do animal…

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Understanding Spinal Fusion Surgery

Back injuries are some of the most common injuries in the United States. That spans both workplace injuries and injuries that happen at home. According to the National Institutes of Health, up to 3% of all physician visits in the country are related to back pain. Around 30 million people receive medical care for spine-related…

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Neurological Disorders After an Injury

When your body takes a hit, especially a hard one, it’s not always the broken bones or bruises that end up changing your life. Sometimes it’s what you can’t see. Neurological disorders (hidden disruptions in the brain, spinal cord, or nerves) are pretty common after accidents, particularly traumatic brain injuries. They can also sneak up…

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North Dakota Burn Injury Law and Insurance Claims

Burn injuries are incredibly common. They can happen at home or at work. They can be minor, or they can be incredibly devastating. According to the CDC, almost 300,000 non-fatal burns happen in the U.S. every year and over 3,500 people die from burn injuries annually. Given their prevalence, it’s important to know what to…

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Why Proper Workplace Safety Training Is Important to Preventing Burn Injuries in North Dakota

Burn injuries can happen in any industry, but especially in workplaces like construction sites, oil fields, and manufacturing plants. Here in North Dakota, our industries rely heavily on machinery, chemicals, and high-heat processes, so the risk of burns is always present. Proper workplace safety training is one of the most important ways to prevent serious…

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How OSHA Regulations Protect Oil Field Workers in North Dakota

The Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) is responsible for setting and enforcing workplace safety standards across the country, including in the oil industry. These regulations are designed to protect workers from unnecessary risks and ensure that employers follow the right safety protocols. At Larson Law Injury & Accident Lawyers, we understand that workers can…

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The Dangers of Fracking

Hydraulic fracturing – also called fracking – is a huge part of North Dakota’s oil industry. This process fuels economic growth, provides jobs, and contributes to energy independence. However, for the thousands of oil field workers in our state, fracking is not without its risks. At Larson Law Injury & Accident Lawyers, we understand the…

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Workers’ Compensation vs. Personal Injury Claims in Oil Field Accidents

Oil field work is challenging, risky, and demanding. Oil field workers face extreme weather conditions, dangerous machinery, and the potential for devastating accidents. If you’ve been injured in an oil field accident, you might be wondering about your legal options. Should you file a workers’ compensation claim, pursue a personal injury lawsuit, or both? It’s…

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