We work with insurance companies to drive results.
Since 1946, Hansen Dordell has been known as one of the go-to law firms in the insurance defense industry.
Hansen Dordell represents insurance company clients on matters involving automobile accidents, no fault insurance, premises liability, products liability, insurance subrogation and workers’ compensation. Our skilled team of lawyers has developed a unique niche. Through direct litigation and mediation we advocate on behalf of clients to ensure they are represented by lawyers who know and understand the intricacies involved in their particular claims. The experience and integrity of the Hansen Dordell team allows us to reduce litigation expenditures and claim costs.
We work with regional and national insurance companies on matters requiring our solid litigation experience in state and federal courts. We take pride in the impressive roster of insurance carriers and third party administrators with whom we work.
With lawyers licensed to practice in Minnesota and Wisconsin and Federal Court, we service a wide range of legal practice areas.
Services for Insurance Companies
Services for Insurance Companies
Workers’ Compensation
We have extensive experience in workers’ compensation litigation. We take pride in working with the insurers, self-insured employers, and third-party administrators to bring about the most successful resolution of workers’ compensation matters.
Workers’ Compensation Mediation
Workers’ compensation mediation can save both sides’ litigation and discovery costs by working to resolve the issues prior to incurring the costs associated with expert depositions, hearing preparation, and possible appeals. Let us help.
Insurance Defense
At Hansen Dordell we work with large national insurance companies on matters requiring our solid litigation experience in state and federal courts. We take pride in the impressive roster of insurance carriers and their insureds we work with each day.
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Anticipating the Cost-Shift for Medical Marijuana
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“Dual Purpose Trip” Rule Applies to Doctor Visits on Day Off
In this case, the employee suffered admitted right upper extremity injuries in May of 2014. On June 26, 2014, he was on his day off. He left his residence and headed approximately 10 miles south to hi...
CDC Guidelines Complement Minnesota Opioid Treatment Parameters
In 2015, the Minnesota Department of Labor and Industry (DOLI) promulgated treatment parameters dealing with long-term opioid analgesic use in the workers’ compensation context. Recently, the Center...
