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. 

A young woman was injured when a man in a pick up truck ran a red light and T-boned her car, directly in to the driver-side door. She lost consciousness and her head hit the side window hard enough to shatter it. She was taken to the emergency room with severe injuries, including head, chest, jaw, hip, knee and foot injuries. She had lacerations along the left side of her face.

The Christmas Eve that hosted this accident was anything but silent and calm. Icy roads produced treacherous driving conditions and a semi overturned in the middle of the freeway. Our client and her fiancee, behind the semi, managed to stop before striking the semi. Multiple other vehicles veered into the ditch to avoid him. However, our client's vehicle was struck while stopped, first by a car that came around the bend and was unable to stop and then by a second semi that slid on the icy roads and crashed in to our client's vehicle.

A two-year old boy was unfortunate enough to encounter the nasty side of his neighbor's dog when it bit him in the face. The dog's teeth hooked just under the young boy's eye and along the side of his mouth, resulting in multiple stitches and permanent scarring.

A young woman sustained permanent ankle injuries when involved in a motor vehicle accident in 2005.  Seven years after the accident date, her attorney eventually sought out Cory Whalen to take over representation for her case.

Even insurance defense firms rely on SiebenCarey for the best representation. One such employee found herself in need of representation after she was in a rear-end collision that ultimately cost her significant wage loss, treatment at many different medical facilities and two surgeries.

Our client was assaulted by a co-employee at work and suffered a permanent shoulder injury. Her employer and their insurance company denied several of our client’s injury claims and refused to pay workers’ compensation benefits as required by law.

A young child was the victim of a rollover crash when the driver slid on icy roads and the vehicle overturned.  Fortunately, the child was unhurt in the crash.  Unfortunately, when the child was extricated from the vehicle, a second vehicle slid and crashed in the same location, causing the child severe injuries.

Our client was working for the Ramsey County Construction Department driving a "peanut roller." It is a large machine, yellow in color, with two round drums that are driven over freshly laid asphalt to help flatten and smooth the asphalt. Our client was operating the peanut roller at an intersection in Roseville. In addition to the yellow peanut roller, our client was wearing a fluorescent yellow safety vest and there were numerous orange cones, other construction equipment and a flashing yellow sign in the area.

Our client was injured on her housekeeping job with the Veterans Home where she worked for over 20 years. She suffered a career ending back injury along with injuries to her elbow, hand, and wrist. The injury prevented her from working any longer,