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06.13.2017

Minnesota Becomes the Tenth State to Promote Cyclist Safety with New Laws

Could riding a bicycle in Minnesota become a safer proposition? Some advocates believe that a new transportation bill that went into effect in early June 2017 might have just such an impact. Understanding the Changes The bill significantly expanded the number of situations in which motorists could legally move past bicyclists. According to news reports,…

06.06.2017

Annual Sturgis South Dakota Motorcycle Rally Safety Checklist

When summer is in full swing, the Annual Sturgis Motorcycle Rally is just around the corner. South Dakota has made the rally its home since 1938 when the rally featured only nine riders. Today, attendance tops more than 700,000 people. While motorcycle riding and is the featured attraction, there are a variety of events, including…

05.28.2017

Congratulations to the Minneapolis Police Department’s K9 Class of 2017

On May 25th, 2017, the Minneapolis Police Department celebrated graduation day for their K9’s and Officers in the Class of 2017. Congratulations go to Officer Matt and K9 Copper from Minneapolis, Sgt. Barbo and K9 Cezar from the DOC, Officer Allan and K9 Gator from the U of M, Lt. Erickson and K9 Ray from…

05.25.2017

Attorney Cole J. Dixon Featured in Attorney at Law Magazine – Minnesota Edition

Schwebel, Goetz & Sieben would like to congratulate attorney Cole J. Dixon on his featured profile article in “Attorney at Law Magazine – Minnesota Edition.” Dixon was recognized in the article for his excellent communication and litigation skills as he advocates for his clients. He takes a personal approach with the people who he represents,…

05.18.2017

Dr. Mudspringer 2017 Open House

Congratulations to Jim Hall and Mary Mayer-Gotreau, winners of a $250 Dr. Mudspringer motorcycle accessories gift certificate.  Dr. Mudspringer has been supplying Minnesotans with high quality motorcycle accessories for over 40 years. Every year attorney Paul Godlewski and Schwebel, Goetz & Sieben donate gift certificates that can be used towards the purchase of a motorcycle helmet….

05.02.2017

Safe Driving Made March 2017 the Second-safest Month on the Roads in Wisconsin Since World War II

According to preliminary data from the Wisconsin Department of Transportation, 28 people were killed in motor vehicle accidents during the month of March 2017. This was the second lowest number of people who were killed during the month of March since World War II. March of 2010 had the fewest deaths since the end of…

04.18.2017

Distracted Driving Awareness Month Aims to Save Lives

Did you know that thousands of people die every year because of driving distractions? The National Safety Council observes the month of April as Distracted Driving Awareness Month in order to bring attention to this extremely serious and preventable problem we are facing.  Technology has drastically improved our quality of life. Our smartphones and GPS…

04.06.2017

ABATE of Iowa Motorcycle Rider Education Classes Aim to Reduce Fatalities

ABATE of Iowa District 15 is looking to lower the number of motorcycle fatalities in the Hawkeye State, which numbered 60 in 2016, according to the Iowa Department of Transportation. Education is ABATE’s focus as members believe that it is more impactful than any legislation that has or will be passed.  On March 25, 2017…

03.17.2017

Minneapolis Police Department K9 Foundation Donation

The Minneapolis Police Department’s K9 Unit has been serving the citizens of Minneapolis, and the men and women of the police department since 1966. The dogs utilized by the unit are initially trained for suspect detection and apprehension, but many go on to receive training in narcotics and explosives detection.  All of the dogs live…

03.14.2017

Midwest Motorcycle Safety Saves Lives

The first fatal motorcycle crash of 2017 in Minnesota happened this March in Redwood County. Authorities said that the 60-year-old driver had been drinking and was not wearing a helmet- a stark reminder that consuming alcohol before driving and not wearing a helmet are two of the most significant factors that contribute to fatal motorcycle…

03.01.2017

Wisconsin Traffic Fatalities Increased Statewide in 2016

The Badger State experienced 6 percent more deaths on the roads in 2016 than had occurred the previous year, and the director of the WisDOT Bureau of Transportation Safety, David Pabst, said that a number of factors played a role in that increase. These include people not using their seat belts, speeding and driving while…

02.23.2017

South Dakota’s Safe Driving Habits Contribute to Low Vehicle Fatality Rate

South Dakotans have reason to be proud and feel safer on the roads after the number of motor-vehicle deaths in the state decreased over the past few years. Most other states had an increased vehicle fatality rate, according to the National Safety Council, an organization that promotes health and safety throughout the United States. That…

02.21.2017

Minneapolis Personal Injury Attorney Bob Schmitz Welcomed as New Member of the American Board of Trial Advocates

Minneapolis, MN – February 2017 – The law firm of Schwebel, Goetz, & Sieben, P.A. in Minneapolis, MN is pleased to announce the selection of attorney Bob Schmitz to the American Board of Trial Advocates (ABOTA). ABOTA is dedicated to the preservation of the civil jury trial and abides by a motto of “Justice by…

02.17.2017

Schwebel, Goetz & Sieben Sponsors Record-Setting Wiggle Your Toes Winter Charity Event

Aaron Holm was helping a co-worker change a tire on the road one night when he was struck from behind by a vehicle that was traveling at 55 mph. The accident caused him to lose both of his legs above the knee. Aaron’s main concern was what would happen to his family because he knew…

02.15.2017

Safe Driving Habits Contribute to Decreased Motor Vehicle Fatalities in North Dakota in 2016

Preliminary data from the North Dakota Department of Transportation and the North Dakota Highway Patrol indicate that motor vehicle fatalities in North Dakota in 2016 were significantly reduced compared to the previous year, down 13 percent from 131 in 2015 to only 114 in 2016.  The vast majority of these 114 fatalities involved passenger vehicles,…

02.07.2017

Schwebel, Goetz & Sieben Welcomes Personal Injury Attorney William “Buck” Strifert to the Firm

MINNEAPOLIS, MN (February 7th, 2017) – Schwebel, Goetz & Sieben is pleased to announce the addition of personal injury attorney William "Buck" Strifert to their team of experienced lawyers.  He specializes in personal injury litigation with an emphasis on major automobile and truck crashes and work related injury claims. "Buck is an exceptional trial lawyer…

01.02.2017

Winter Driving Safety Precautions

Everyone knows the importance of driving safely, but when the roads are covered with snow, keeping safety tips in mind is more important than ever. During the winter months, sleet, snow and ice can make handling your car difficult, and one wrong move can quickly result in disaster. Although winter driving comes with risks, you…

10.12.2016

Pedestrian Risks Rise in Autumn

As the weather becomes less welcoming, the streets of Minnesota can become more dangerous. The Minnesota Department of Transportation says that fall is the most dangerous time to be a pedestrian. Here’s why you and your family may benefit from taking extra safety precautions. Proven Hazards As of early October, some 37 pedestrians had been…

09.22.2016

Iowa Traffic Fatalities on the Rise in 2016

According to the Iowa Department of Transportation, there have been 276 deaths from motor vehicle accidents so far in 2016, an increase of 18.45 percent from last year. That is more than one death per day. At this rate, it is estimated that Iowa will experience close to 400 fatalities from traffic accidents this year….

09.15.2016

Michael Donaghue Explains How Schwebel, Goetz & Sieben Eliminated the Stress from the Legal Process

Michael was on his way to work one morning when he stopped to help some kids who were stuck in a ditch. As he was reaching into the trunk of his car, he was struck by another vehicle. The accident left his right leg broken, but it also crushed and severed his left leg. When…

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