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The official blog of the Sioux Falls personal injury attorneys of Zimmer, Duncan & Cole.

Frequent posts contain valuable information about South Dakota auto accidents, traffic laws, and safety guidelines. Learn more to win your case today.


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Auto Accident

2/5/2012
Zimmer, Duncan & Cole
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Monitoring and Talking to South Dakota Teen Drivers Can Reduce Risks

Teen drivers take risks. Read our FREE book and call our office to speak with a South Dakota personal injury attorney if your teen driver has been in a crash.

2/4/2012
Zimmer, Duncan & Cole
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How South Dakota Truck Accidents are Caused by Depowering Brakes

South Dakota trucking companies save money by risking the lives of others. Call the South Dakota attorneys at Zimmer, Duncan & Cole if you’ve been in a crash.

2/3/2012
Zimmer, Duncan & Cole
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Sioux Falls Personal Injury Lawyer Can Win Your Insurance Dispute

Insurance claim disputes are frustrating. Contact Zimmer, Duncan & Cole to speak with a Sioux Falls, SD, personal injury lawyer who can win your case.

2/1/2012
Zimmer, Duncan & Cole
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South Dakota Car Crash with Deer: Are you Covered?

Collisions with deer can cause damage to you and your vehicle. Call our office to speak with a South Dakota lawyer about your case if you’ve been in a crash.

General

1/31/2012
Daniel Brendtro
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Courts Follow Unique Set of Rules for Estate Cases

A son doubts the validity of his mother's Will and alleges misconduct in the handling of her estate, In the Estate of Minnie Geier, (2012 S.D. 2).

1/19/2012
Dan Brendtro
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Deadline Pushers Litigate at Own Risk

Waiting until the last minute to file suit causes problems in the case of Jill Robinson v. Michelle Mitchell and Chelsey Ewalt (2012 S.D. 1).

1/13/2012
Dan Brendtro
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Juries Don't Often Hear the Whole Story

Teen killed by driver who used marijuana, but jury not allowed to hear about drug use, in Estate of Ethan Holznagel v. John Cutsinger (2011 S.D. 89).

1/12/2012
Dan Brendtro
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Court Wields Power for the Powerless

Two injured drivers take on their insurance companies. Their cases were heard by the 8th Circuit Court of Appeals.

1/3/2012
Daniel Brendtro
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Defendant Questions Life Sentence for Car Crash

The opinion in State v. Jason Larsen-Smith (2011 S.D. 93) examines the rule against cruel and unusual punishment.

12/20/2011
Dan Brendtro
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Court Gives Prairie Dogs "Royal" Treatment

Ranchers sue State of SD for prairie dog incursions in, William Adrian, et al v. Jeff Vonk, Secretary of the Department of Game, Fish & Parks (2011 S.D. 84).

12/15/2011
Dan Brendtro
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Court Refuses Mother’s Request to Clear Her Name

A father is charged with abuse and a mother clears her name In the Matter of M.V. (2011 S.D. 81).

12/15/2011
Dan Brendtro
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Location, Location, Location

A truck stop asks the State to pay for its lost business in a case called Fuel-Food Mart, Inc. v. South Dakota Dep’t of Transportation (2011 S.D. 70).

12/15/2011
Dan Brendtro
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Nature-Lovers, Chainsaws, and a Great Governor

A plan to begin logging the oldest trees in the Black Hills is announced. The Eighth Circuit hears, Friends of the Norbeck v. United States Forest Service.

12/14/2011
Dan Brendtro
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Courts Help for Abuse Victims Has Limits

A sixty-four year old man broke four decades of silence to tell his story of abuse in Iron Wing v. Catholic Diocese of Sioux Falls (2011 S.D. 79).

11/29/2011
Dan Brendtro
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All's Fair in Kids and Money

Kids and money are a common thread in these 2 South Dakota cases, disputing teacher salaries and child support.

Auto Accident

11/28/2011
Zimmer, Duncan & Cole
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How a South Dakota Personal Injury Attorney Proves Trucker Negligence

Trucker distracted driving can be negligence. If you’ve been in a crash with a truck, contact a South Dakota personal injury attorney at Zimmer, Duncan & Cole.

11/27/2011
Zimmer, Duncan & Cole
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DMV Helps Avoid South Dakota Personal Injury Cases for Older Drivers

If your elderly driver is not safe, contact the DMV. If he or she has been in a crash, call a South Dakota personal injury attorney at Zimmer, Duncan & Cole.

11/23/2011
Zimmer, Duncan & Cole
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South Dakota Car Accidents Improved by Restricted Licenses to Elderly

Elderly drivers are involved in many crashes. If your loved one has been in a crash, contact a South Dakota car accident attorney at Zimmer, Duncan and Cole.

General

11/14/2011
Dan Brendtro
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You Have the Right to Remain Silent..."

Police suspected foul play while investigating an infant’s death in Sioux Falls. Their suspect confessed after a six-hour, video-taped interrogation.

Auto Accident

11/9/2011
Zimmer, Duncan & Cole
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Personal injury or fatality from a South Dakota crash? We can help.

Many steps are involved in filing a wrongful death claim due to a crash. Contact a South Dakota personal injury attorney at Zimmer, Duncan & Cole for help.

General

11/8/2011
Daniel Brendtro
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An Estate Tax Rate of 100%

When a rancher died with an estate worth millions, his long-lost relatives emerged from far and wide to claim a share in Estate of Robert G. Jetter.

Auto Accident

11/8/2011
Zimmer, Duncan & Cole
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Important Motorcycle Laws Examined by South Dakota Motorcycle Attorney

South Dakota motorcycle laws are strictly enforced. Have you been in a crash and need help? Contact a South Dakota motorcycle attorney at Zimmer, Duncan & Cole.

Criminal Defense

10/31/2011
Zimmer, Duncan & Cole
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Avoid a Third South Dakota DUI, Avoid a Felony Conviction

A third DUI conviction is a class 6 felony. If you’ve been charged with a third South Dakota DUI, call the South Dakota DUI lawyers at Zimmer, Duncan & Cole.

10/27/2011
Zimmer, Duncan & Cole
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South Dakota DUI Second Offense Treated as First under Washout Period

Second-offense DUI charge may be treated as a first under washout period. Contact a South Dakota DUI lawyer at Zimmer, Duncan & Cole to learn your rights.

General

10/26/2011
Daniel Brendtro
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That's No Way to Treat a Railroad

A railcar repair company made a federal case out of SD’s tax on its parts and service sales in Midwest Railcar Repair, Inc. v. South Dakota Dept of Revenue.


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