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State Highway Patrol Officers Face Greater Risk

A state trooper stops to assist a silver sedan that has gone off the road during inclement winter weather.

Winter is here. Unfortunately, winter weather conditions bring increased risk to State Highway Patrol Officers. The number of motor vehicle collisions involving State Highway Patrol Officers has risen in the last several years. A quick sampling of your colleagues will reveal that a significant number have been involved in collisions during their career, many of […]

Repetitive Injuries Common in Patrol Officers

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As you are aware, patrol officers spend large amounts of time performing duties within their cruiser and are required to wear duty belts and vests that cause a high prevalence of musculoskeletal problems over time. These repetitive type injuries occur as a result of the culmination of forces inflicted by the required equipment as well […]

The Personal Injury Component in a Work Comp Case

A police cruiser has pulled onto the shoulder to assist an overturned vehicle in a highway median.

In many workers’ compensation cases there is a personal injury component. This most often rises out of car accidents or motor vehicle accidents that you are involved in during the course and scope of your employment. We are able to settle your personal injury action either before, during or after the work comp settlement. Whenever […]

Contingency Fees in a Worker’s Compensation Claim

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All work comp attorneys in the state of Minnesota are paid in the same way. Workers’ compensation fees in the state of Minnesota are what’s called contingency fees. That means attorneys are only paid if they help you recover benefits. If you don’t recover benefits, the attorney doesn’t get paid. If the attorney does help […]

Workers’ Compensation Benefits

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In Minnesota, when a worker is injured in the course and scope of their employment, they could be entitled to benefits under the Minnesota Workers’ Compensation Act. This can include medical care, along with wage loss benefits. When a worker has an admitted work comp claim, to end these benefits including wage loss, an insurance […]

Introducing Attorney Pete Ocel

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Hello! My name is Pete Ocel and I’m an attorney that has been practicing for the last 24 years in the areas of workers’ compensation and general personal injury liability. Outside of the practice of law, I’m a father of 5 and an avid hockey fan. I will be supporting the Minnesota Wild this year […]

Proud to Support Our Heroes and Our Community

Ron Meuser Jr. stands proudly at his award ceremony.

Meuser, Yackley and Rowland, P.A. is proud to support the local non-profits, agencies, causes and unions that represent Minnesota’s police officers, firefighters and other first responders. While many fundraisers didn’t take place at all or looked much different in 2020, some went virtual or hosted online auctions, and others got creative and were able to […]

I Had Nearly Lost All Hope…

Jennifer Yackley, Ron Meuser Jr., and Lindsey Rowland smile as a group for a photo.

Since 1990, Meuser, Yackley & Rowland, P.A. has been helping injured people throughout Minnesota obtain the best possible results for their claims. Our reputation rests on the satisfaction of our clients. Below is a moving testimonial from a recently retired police officer. For more written and video testimonials, visit our website. If you are a client with […]

PTSD: A Silent Epidemic

An officer looks down solemnly.

Every day we are reminded of the risks that law enforcement officers face. Media reports focus on officer shootings leading to the misperception that gunfire is the greatest risk to which an officer is exposed. No one can deny the inherent risk of an officer being shot but the startling fact is that more officers […]

Resolving a Claim for Injuries Sustained in a Motor Vehicle Accident

A police cruiser has pulled onto the shoulder to assist an overturned vehicle in a highway median.

In Minnesota, there is a six-year statute of limitations for personal injuries arising out of a motor vehicle accident. Accordingly, you have six years from the date of the accident to serve a Summons and Complaint upon the party or parties responsible for your injuries. Failure to adhere to this date will preclude you from recovery. While […]

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