Everyone wants their wedding reception to be memorable and exciting. Opportunities for unique entertainment open up when one hosts their own wedding reception at a private residence. However, one would-be form of entertainment turned dangerous when two men filled a freezer full of explosives and shot it with a rifle. The freezer exploded but the wedding crowd was much too close. The mens' antics caused a severe injury when a young woman, a guest at the reception, was caught in the throat by a piece of flying shrapnel.

Our client from California was in his Minneapolis hotel room after a long day attending a work conference. He was taking a shower when a large panel fell from the ceiling of the shower and hit our client in the face, very near his right eye.  The incident was reported to the front desk and a maintenance engineer came to his room but was unable to reinstall the panel. 

Our client was a passenger on a boat when the boat was involved in a high speed collision with another boat on Lake Minnetonka. She suffered serious injuries from the boat accident and Jeffrey Sieben settled her case for $130,000.

What would otherwise seem like a typical rear-end accident was life-changing for one gentleman who will never again be the same. While stopped at a red light, this man was rear-ended while a passenger in his son's van. He received a severe back injury with nerve impingement and ultimately ended in a surgical fusion repair of his low back.

Our client was driving through an intersection on a green light when his vehicle was hit by a car coming off the highway ramp at highway speed. That vehicle ran a red light and struck our client’s vehicle on the driver’s side and pushed the car across the intersection, breaking the front wheel off.

A young woman and her boyfriend were driving one summer evening to a campground. Without warning, a driver heading the opposite direction crossed the center line. The boyfriend tried to swerve to avoid the collision but their vehicle was hit head-on.

Three teens were traveling home on a dark, gravel road. The driver was going too fast and lost control of the vehicle on a curve. Due to her inexperience, she hit the gas rather than the brake. The car went off the road and hit a tree. Our client's son was killed as a result of the accident and another passenger was severely injured and was in a coma.  The driver was not seriously injured.

Our client watched in dismay as a vehicle suddenly crossed the center line on icy roads directly in front of his vehicle. With nowhere to go, the two vehicles collided head-on.  Our client sustained severe injuries, including facial injuries, a broken arm, fractured ribs and a fractured spine.  He also sustained head injuries, complete with a mild traumatic brain injury.

Our client was making a left turn from a freeway exit.  The light for cars turning on the exit ramp turned green and the first car in line made its turn.  The second car started to go then stopped, our client was in the 3rd car and he stopped also and was hit from behind twice. 

After being driven to his knees when a heavy object fell from a department store wall and struck him in the head, this Plaintiff hired Cory Whalen to pursue the store for medical and wage loss damages.