Metro Law Offices serves Aitkin County and communities across Minnesota with attentive personal injury representation. If you or someone you love has been hurt in a crash, fall, dog incident, or other negligence, our team helps you understand your options, deal with insurers, and pursue fair compensation. We meet you where you are, explain each step in plain language, and keep your case moving while you focus on healing. From the first call at 651-615-3322 to resolution, you can expect prompt updates, practical guidance, and a strategy tailored to your goals. Whether your matter is straightforward or complex, we are ready to help you move forward with confidence.
Located in Minnesota, we regularly assist Aitkin County residents navigating medical bills, time away from work, and the stress that follows an unexpected injury. Every case is different, and the right approach depends on the facts, the insurance coverage available, and the evidence that can be gathered quickly. We coordinate with healthcare providers, investigate fault, and prepare a clear demand that tells your story. If an insurer refuses to be reasonable, we position your case for the next step. Our role is to protect your rights, reduce uncertainty, and seek the best available outcome under Minnesota law, always with your priorities front and center.
After an accident, the choices you make in the first days can shape your recovery and result. Insurance companies move fast, gather statements, and look for ways to limit payouts. Having legal guidance early helps you avoid common pitfalls, preserve key evidence, and present a strong, well-documented claim. We help organize medical records, calculate all categories of loss, and communicate with insurers so you don’t have to. With Metro Law Offices on your side, you gain a clear plan, steady communication, and a dedicated advocate focused on the details that can improve your negotiating position under Minnesota law.
Metro Law Offices has represented injured Minnesotans for years, including families in Aitkin County who need compassionate, results-driven counsel. Our team brings practical courtroom and negotiation experience to every file. We know how to evaluate insurance coverages, develop medical proof, and build persuasive settlement presentations tailored to local juries and adjusters. Clients appreciate our accessibility, regular updates, and straight talk about timelines and expectations. When necessary, we are prepared to litigate and coordinate with experts and healthcare providers to support your claim. From initial evaluation to final resolution, our focus is protecting your rights and obtaining the best outcome available under Minnesota law.
Personal injury law provides a path for people harmed by negligence to seek compensation for medical expenses, wage loss, pain and suffering, and other damages. In Minnesota, claims often begin with insurance—auto policies, homeowner coverage, or business liability—before any lawsuit is filed. Strong claims are built on timely medical care, clear documentation, and careful communication. The process generally includes investigation, establishing fault, proving causation, and demonstrating the full extent of your losses. Experienced guidance helps you navigate each step, avoid delays, and make informed decisions about settlement versus litigation based on your goals and the evidence available.
In Aitkin County, cases can arise from highway crashes, snow-and-ice falls, unsafe properties, defective products, or dog incidents. Minnesota follows rules that consider each party’s share of fault, which can affect the amount of compensation. Insurance adjusters often request statements and authorizations that may not be in your best interest. With counsel, you gain a buffer that keeps the focus on facts and medical proof rather than speculation. Our team helps track deadlines, coordinate records, and present a complete picture of your injuries. The objective is simple: pursue fair compensation while you focus on treatment and recovery.
A personal injury claim arises when someone suffers harm because another person or business failed to use reasonable care. That may involve a driver running a red light, a property owner neglecting to address hazards, or a manufacturer releasing an unsafe product. The injured person seeks compensation for losses tied to the event, including medical bills, lost wages, and the human impact of pain, limitations, and disruption. Most claims begin with an insurance carrier and can resolve through negotiation. When a fair agreement cannot be reached, the claim may proceed to court where a judge or jury decides liability and damages.
To succeed, a claim must connect negligence to your injuries and prove damages with credible evidence. That usually requires prompt treatment, consistent medical records, and photos, witness statements, or reports. The process typically moves from investigation to a demand package, followed by negotiations. If negotiations stall, filing suit may be appropriate, leading to discovery, potential mediation, and trial if needed. Throughout, it’s vital to track deadlines and protect communications. Our role includes guiding you on what to document, working with providers on records and bills, and presenting your story in a way that is clear, accurate, and persuasive.
Learning a few foundational terms can reduce stress and help you make confident choices. Insurance adjusters often use technical language, and courts rely on definitions that affect your rights. Understanding concepts like the statute of limitations, comparative fault, damages, and contingency fees will help you evaluate offers and set realistic expectations. We explain these terms at the start and revisit them as your case develops, ensuring every decision is informed. If anything ever feels unclear, you’ll have a point of contact at Metro Law Offices to walk you through it and keep the process manageable and transparent.
The statute of limitations is the deadline to start a lawsuit. If you miss it, your claim may be barred, no matter how strong the facts appear. Minnesota imposes different time limits depending on the type of claim, the parties involved, and sometimes the discovery of harm. Because evidence can fade and deadlines can vary, contacting an attorney promptly is wise. We help determine the correct deadline, preserve proof, and file on time when litigation is necessary. Early action also improves our ability to gather records, locate witnesses, and position your case for effective negotiation or trial.
Damages are the losses you can recover in a personal injury case. They include medical expenses, wage loss, and the human impact of pain, limitations, and loss of enjoyment of life. In some cases, future medical care, diminished earning capacity, and the cost of assistive services are part of the claim. Minnesota allows recovery that is supported by credible proof. Thorough documentation is essential, which is why we coordinate with providers for detailed records and opinions that link your injuries to the incident. Presenting a complete, well-organized damages picture helps insurers and juries understand the full scope of harm.
Comparative fault refers to how responsibility is shared when more than one party contributed to an accident. Under Minnesota law, your compensation can be reduced by your share of fault, and recovery can be limited if you bear the majority of responsibility. Insurers often emphasize this to shrink payouts. We respond by gathering evidence that clarifies how the event occurred, addressing assumptions, and highlighting safety rules the other party violated. Clear photos, timely medical care, and witness accounts can make a significant difference in how fault is allocated and, ultimately, in the value of your claim.
A contingency fee means attorney fees are paid from the recovery rather than upfront. If there is no recovery, fees are typically not owed, though case expenses can be handled separately depending on the agreement. Many Minnesota injury cases use this arrangement because it aligns the firm’s incentives with the client’s goals and makes legal help accessible. We explain the fee structure at the outset, including how costs are handled and what happens at settlement or verdict. Transparency helps you plan, compare options, and move forward with a clear understanding of how fees will be calculated and paid.
Some people try a do-it-yourself approach with the insurer, while others seek limited help for specific tasks like drafting a demand letter. Comprehensive representation covers investigation, evidence development, negotiations, and, when needed, litigation. The right path depends on the seriousness of injuries, disputed facts, and your bandwidth to manage paperwork and deadlines. Limited help can work for smaller claims with clear liability. Complex or contested matters usually benefit from full-scope support that anticipates defenses and frames the case for settlement or trial. We help you evaluate costs, risks, and benefits so you can choose the approach that fits your situation.
A limited approach may be suitable when fault is obvious, injuries are minor, and treatment is brief. Examples include a low-speed rear-end crash with prompt recovery and minimal time away from work. In these scenarios, producing organized medical records, bills, and clear photos can be enough to support a straightforward negotiation. We can assist with targeted tasks, such as preparing a concise demand and coaching you on communications. If the offer aligns with your documented losses, accepting a fair resolution can save time and stress. Should the claim become complicated, we can transition to broader representation.
If the insurance carrier accepts responsibility early and your damages are easy to verify, limited services may be effective. This can include organizing records, confirming wage loss with your employer, and drafting a settlement package. We help ensure releases and forms protect your interests and that all bills are accounted for before resolution. This approach can be efficient where ongoing treatment is unlikely and there is little risk of future medical needs. If new information arises, or negotiations stall, we will reassess and discuss whether expanding our role would better protect your rights under Minnesota law.
When fault is contested or involves multiple drivers, contractors, or property owners, a comprehensive approach is usually the safest route. These cases require deeper investigation, early preservation of evidence, and a strategy for dealing with competing insurance carriers. We secure reports, interview witnesses, and work with qualified consultants when needed to explain how the incident occurred. Careful attention to comparative fault can change outcomes significantly. Full-scope representation protects you from missteps, strengthens negotiations, and ensures your case remains trial-ready, which often encourages more reasonable settlement discussions with insurers and defense counsel.
Serious injuries demand careful documentation of future medical needs, work limitations, and the daily impact on your life. Claims involving surgeries, permanent restrictions, or traumatic brain injuries often need expert opinions and detailed economic assessments. We coordinate with treating providers and outside professionals to project future care, calculate diminished earning capacity, and present a complete damages picture. A comprehensive approach allows us to address defenses proactively, manage lien issues, and protect the value of your claim throughout the process. With thorough preparation, we seek fair compensation that reflects both today’s costs and tomorrow’s challenges.
Comprehensive representation means your case is built methodically from day one. We gather records and statements, identify all sources of insurance, and create a timeline that highlights the key facts. This level of preparation often streamlines negotiations and prevents delays that can frustrate recovery. When everyone understands the strengths and risks, decisions become easier and outcomes improve. With your goals as our guide, we balance speed and thoroughness, keeping you updated and involved. The result is a claim that is accurate, well-supported, and ready for the next step, whether that is settlement, mediation, or trial.
A full-scope strategy also helps manage the unexpected. If treatment changes, a new diagnosis emerges, or an insurer raises a defense, we already have systems in place to respond. Our team handles communications, preserves leverage, and coordinates with providers to keep your case on track. Because your file is developed with possible litigation in mind, you maintain negotiating strength across every stage. For many Aitkin County clients, this approach reduces stress, protects value, and allows more time to focus on healing while we manage deadlines, paperwork, and the fine details of Minnesota injury practice.
Thorough development means we don’t just collect records—we connect them. We identify missing tests, clarify diagnoses, and ensure your providers’ opinions are reflected in the documentation. We also analyze insurance policies to uncover coverages that others might overlook. That includes medical payments coverage, underinsured motorist benefits, and potential third-party liability. By aligning medical proof with legal standards, we remove guesswork for adjusters and judges. A clear, well-organized file communicates strength and credibility, which can translate into better offers and a smoother path to resolution. This careful groundwork pays dividends throughout your case.
Negotiations are more effective when the other side knows you are prepared to go the distance. We frame your damages with evidence, anticipate defenses, and time demands to leverage key developments in your treatment. If a reasonable settlement is not available, your case is already positioned for the next phase. Being ready for depositions, motions, and trial encourages fair engagement from insurers and defense counsel. This readiness also helps us advise you honestly about risk and reward at each decision point, ensuring that any resolution aligns with your priorities and the realities of Minnesota law.
Photos help tell the story of what happened and how it affected you. Capture vehicle positions, road conditions, hazards, bruising, surgical sites, and assistive devices. Save images of medication, braces, and daily life impacts, such as stairs you can’t climb or activities you must avoid. Time-stamped photos can counter arguments that injuries were minor or unrelated. If you can’t return to the scene, we can help gather images and verify details. Organized visual proof often becomes a powerful part of settlement presentations and can make the difference when liability or the extent of harm is questioned.
Insurance adjusters are trained to guide conversations toward facts that reduce claim value. Allow us to manage communications so your words are not taken out of context. We review forms, track deadlines, and ensure that authorizations are appropriate. When you do speak with an insurer, we prepare you for the discussion and attend when possible. Clear, consistent messaging backed by evidence builds credibility and prevents avoidable setbacks. Our approach keeps your focus on treatment while we protect your claim. If an offer falls short, we explain why and outline options for moving forward in a way that fits your goals.
Hiring a lawyer can level the playing field when facing an insurance company with significant resources. We know how claims are evaluated and what evidence moves the needle. Our involvement signals that your case is being tracked, documented, and prepared for the next step if necessary. For Aitkin County residents juggling treatment and work, having a legal team manage records, bills, and negotiations can reduce stress and improve organization. We help you understand the range of likely outcomes, weigh risks, and choose a course that aligns with your timeline, health, and long-term needs.
Early involvement also protects your rights. We secure evidence, advise you before recorded statements, and help avoid signing broad releases that could expose unrelated medical history. If multiple insurance policies apply, we coordinate benefits to maximize recovery and manage liens so you keep more of your settlement. Should litigation be necessary, your case will already be on a strong footing. With clear communication and practical guidance, Metro Law Offices works to simplify a complex process and seek fair compensation under Minnesota law while you concentrate on healing and family.
We assist with a wide range of incidents across Aitkin County and greater Minnesota. Motor vehicle collisions, including car, truck, and motorcycle crashes, often raise questions about fault, insurance coverage, and medical documentation. Falls on snow, ice, or unsafe flooring require prompt investigation and notice to property owners. Dog incidents and product-related injuries can involve multiple policies and complex causation issues. Workplace injuries may intersect with third-party claims. Whatever the situation, the sooner we review the facts, the more options you are likely to have for preserving evidence, coordinating benefits, and building a persuasive claim for compensation.
From intersections in Aitkin County to busy state routes, vehicle crashes happen quickly and create lasting challenges. We help gather photos, black box data when available, and witness statements to clarify what occurred. Medical documentation is essential, especially for soft-tissue injuries and concussions that may not appear on imaging. We work through questions about no-fault benefits, liability coverage, and underinsured motorist claims. By coordinating records and communicating with insurers, we seek to resolve your case efficiently. If a fair solution is not on the table, we prepare for litigation while keeping you informed about next steps and timelines.
Falls on snow, ice, or wet flooring can cause serious harm, including fractures and head injuries. These cases turn on whether the property owner knew or should have known about a hazard and whether reasonable steps were taken to address it. We move quickly to secure incident reports, maintenance records, and surveillance when available. Photos of the scene, footwear, and weather conditions can be important. Treatment consistency supports your claim and helps link injuries to the event. Our team manages notices to the property owner and insurer, organizes documentation, and advocates for a fair resolution that reflects your losses.
Some injuries involve third parties beyond workers’ compensation, such as a negligent driver or a defective tool that failed during use. These claims require careful coordination between benefit systems to avoid double payment issues and to ensure all responsible parties are identified. We evaluate product history, warnings, and maintenance practices to understand where liability may fall. Medical records and workplace documentation help demonstrate the full impact on your health and employment. By aligning case strategy across all available avenues, we seek a comprehensive recovery that reflects medical needs, wage loss, and the long-term effects on daily life.
Our firm combines practical litigation know-how with a compassionate approach to client service. From the outset, we map your case, identify missing documentation, and set milestones to keep things moving. You’ll know who is handling your file and how to reach us with questions. We prepare clear, persuasive demand packages grounded in evidence, not speculation. When obstacles arise, we address them directly and explain your options in plain language. The goal is to position your case for a fair resolution while ensuring you remain informed, supported, and confident in the path forward.
Minnesota injury practice is detail-driven. We understand local procedures, court expectations, and how insurers evaluate risk. That knowledge helps us time negotiations, anticipate defenses, and preserve leverage. Our approach is proactive: we gather proof early, correct record gaps, and consult with your providers about future care when appropriate. We also help manage liens and coordinate benefits so that your net recovery reflects the value of your claim. For Aitkin County residents, having a steady hand on the process frees time and energy for recovery and family.
Communication is a hallmark of our representation. You’ll receive regular updates, quick responses to questions, and candid guidance about case value and timing. If settlement makes sense, we explain why. If litigation is the better path, we outline the steps, costs, and realistic expectations so you can decide with confidence. We are committed to professional, respectful advocacy that keeps your goals at the center. When you are ready to take the next step, we are here to guide you from first call to final resolution.
We use a simple, structured process designed to move your case forward efficiently. It begins with an in-depth evaluation of facts, coverage, and medical needs. We then gather records, photos, and statements while you focus on treatment. Once the evidence is organized, we prepare a demand that outlines liability and damages in clear terms. If the insurer engages reasonably, we negotiate. If not, we discuss filing suit and prepare for discovery, mediation, and trial as needed. Throughout, we communicate regularly so you understand the plan, the timeline, and the choices available.
Your case starts with a thorough review of how the incident occurred, your injuries, and available insurance coverage. We listen to your goals, explain key legal concepts, and set expectations for timing. Our team requests initial records and helps you create a simple system to track bills, mileage, and missed work. We also provide guidance on communications with insurers and advise on preserving evidence. This stage ensures that we understand the full picture and that you feel supported and informed from day one.
We collect incident details, photos, witness information, and any reports available. At the same time, we assess applicable insurance, including liability, no-fault, underinsured motorist, and medical payments coverage. Understanding coverages early helps us set strategy and avoid delays. We also identify deadlines and potential notice requirements, especially in premises and governmental claims. With a solid map of facts and coverage, we can advise you on the likely process, potential challenges, and the documentation that will be most valuable in moving your claim toward a fair result.
We request medical records and bills, confirm diagnoses, and watch for gaps that insurers may question. If you need referrals, we can help you connect with providers who understand injury documentation. We encourage consistent treatment and help you track missed work, activity restrictions, and daily impacts. Clear, complete documentation ties your injuries to the event and supports every part of your claim. With the medical foundation in place, we are ready to present your damages in a way that is organized, credible, and aligned with Minnesota legal standards.
Once records are in progress, we deepen the investigation and prepare a demand package. This includes a liability analysis, a damages summary, and supporting exhibits like photos and key records. We time the demand to reflect a stable understanding of your injuries while keeping momentum. The package is written for adjusters and potential jurors, emphasizing clarity and credibility. After submission, we manage negotiations, address defenses, and keep you updated on offers and strategy. If a fair resolution emerges, we confirm liens and finalize documents to secure your recovery.
We analyze how the incident happened, identify safety rules that were violated, and address any comparative fault arguments. When appropriate, we obtain additional statements, consult with professionals, or revisit the scene. Evidence must be both accurate and understandable, so we focus on materials that communicate well in a settlement setting and, if needed, in court. By presenting a clear narrative supported by proof, we reduce room for speculation and improve the chances of a reasonable offer.
Our demand package tells your story through medical documentation, photos, and a carefully organized damages analysis. We outline liability with references to evidence and highlight the human impact of your injuries. During negotiations, we respond to defenses, supplement records when needed, and keep discussions focused on facts. You will receive candid advice about offers and next steps. If talks stall or the value is not respected, we are prepared to file suit and continue advocating for a result that reflects the strength of your case.
If settlement is not achievable, we move forward with litigation. Filing suit opens formal discovery, depositions, and motion practice. We continue to evaluate opportunities for resolution through mediation or direct talks. Court schedules can be demanding, so we prepare you for each milestone and handle filings, deadlines, and strategy. Many cases resolve before trial once both sides have fully evaluated the evidence. If trial becomes necessary, we present your case clearly and respectfully, seeking a result that honors your experience and the proof developed throughout your claim.
Discovery allows both sides to exchange information, take depositions, and narrow issues. We prepare you and your witnesses so testimony is clear and accurate. Mediation may offer a structured setting to resolve disputes with an experienced neutral. If legal issues arise that can be decided by a judge, we brief and argue motions to shape the case. Throughout, we continue building your evidence, updating damages, and evaluating risk. Our goal is to maintain pressure for a fair resolution while positioning your case for success at each stage.
When trial is the right path, preparation is everything. We organize exhibits, prepare witnesses, and craft a clear, respectful presentation that communicates how the incident changed your life. Jury trials involve many moving parts, so we explain the process and set expectations. Even at this stage, cases can resolve, and we stay open to discussions that meet your goals. If a verdict is returned, we advise on post-trial issues and next steps. Our commitment is to present your case with thorough preparation and steady advocacy from start to finish.
Deadlines depend on the type of claim, the parties involved, and when the injury was discovered. Waiting too long can permanently bar recovery, even when the facts are strong. Because different rules can apply to motor vehicle crashes, premises claims, product cases, and wrongful death, it is important to evaluate your situation early. Acting promptly also improves our ability to gather records, contact witnesses, and preserve physical evidence before it disappears or memories fade. In Minnesota, additional notice requirements can apply in certain situations, including claims involving governmental entities. The safest step is to consult with counsel as soon as practicable. We will identify applicable deadlines, map out a plan to protect evidence, and advise you on next steps. If litigation becomes necessary, we will file within the required time and continue building your case while you focus on treatment and recovery.
Yes, you may still have a claim even if you share some responsibility. Minnesota follows comparative fault rules, which means your compensation can be reduced by your portion of fault, and recovery may be limited if your responsibility outweighs the other party’s. Insurance companies often use this concept to minimize payouts, so careful evidence development is important to clarify how the incident occurred and to counter assumptions that inflate your share of fault. We address comparative fault by securing photos, statements, and expert input when appropriate. Medical records, vehicle damage, and scene evidence can help reconstruct what happened. The goal is to present a fair allocation of responsibility that reflects the facts. With a clear record, negotiations tend to be more productive, and if litigation is necessary, your case will already be positioned to address fault arguments effectively.
Case value depends on many factors: the severity and duration of injuries, medical bills, wage loss, future care needs, and the human impact on daily life. Liability clarity and the availability of insurance coverage also matter. Two people with similar injuries can see different outcomes if their documentation, work limitations, or long-term prognosis vary. Our job is to gather accurate, complete proof and present it in a way that helps insurers and juries understand the full picture. We will never assign value before understanding your medical situation and how the injuries affect your life. As treatment progresses, we update damages and timing to reflect new information. We share realistic ranges based on evidence and past results in similar circumstances, then tailor strategy to your priorities, whether that is efficiency, maximizing recovery, or balancing both. The objective is a fair resolution supported by proof.
It’s wise to be cautious. Adjusters are trained to ask questions that can be used to limit or deny claims. Statements given before the full scope of injuries is known may be taken out of context or used to suggest you were not hurt. We typically recommend allowing your legal team to handle communications and to prepare you for any required conversations so your words accurately reflect the facts and your medical status. If a statement becomes necessary, we will help you understand the process, the topics likely to be covered, and how to keep answers truthful and concise. We also ensure that any medical authorizations are appropriately limited and that your privacy is respected. Clear, consistent communication backed by documentation protects your interests and helps maintain negotiating leverage.
Most cases resolve without a trial, often through settlement discussions or mediation. A well-prepared file that clearly establishes liability and damages encourages reasonable negotiation. Some matters still need to be filed in court to maintain leverage or address disputes, and a smaller percentage proceed to trial. Our approach is to prepare every case as if it could be tried, which strengthens your position at the bargaining table. If litigation is filed, there are phases including discovery, depositions, and motions. Many cases settle during these stages once both sides fully understand the evidence and risks. We will keep you informed about timing, expectations, and options at every decision point, so you can choose the path that best fits your goals and circumstances.
Minnesota is a no-fault state for motor vehicle accidents, which means your own policy may provide initial benefits for medical treatment and certain wage losses regardless of who caused the crash. These benefits can help stabilize finances while liability is investigated. However, no-fault does not prevent you from pursuing a separate claim against an at-fault driver for broader damages when thresholds are met. Because policies vary, we review your coverage, help coordinate benefits, and ensure that forms are completed properly. If your injuries meet the requirements to bring a liability claim, we prepare the evidence needed to seek compensation beyond no-fault benefits. Managing both systems carefully helps you avoid delays and protects your overall recovery.
Bring any photos, incident reports, insurance information, and medical documents you have. A simple timeline of events, including treatment dates and time away from work, is very helpful. If you kept a pain journal or notes about how injuries affect daily activities, bring those as well. The more we can review early, the faster we can identify what is missing and what steps will add value to your claim. Don’t worry if you don’t have everything yet. We can help request records, bills, and employment confirmations. During the consultation, we will discuss your goals, explain the process, and outline a plan for the next 30 to 60 days. You will leave with clear guidance on communications, documentation, and the decisions ahead.
Many personal injury cases are handled on a contingency-fee basis, where attorney fees are paid from the recovery rather than upfront. If there is no recovery, fees are typically not owed, though the handling of case expenses depends on the agreement. We review the fee arrangement with you at the outset so you understand percentages, costs, and how payment works at settlement or verdict. Transparency is essential. We provide a written agreement, answer questions about expenses such as records, experts, or filing fees, and discuss how liens are resolved so you know what to expect. Our goal is to make the financial aspects of your case clear and predictable, allowing you to focus on treatment and life.
Timelines vary based on injury severity, treatment length, and whether liability is contested. We typically wait until your condition stabilizes enough to understand prognosis and future needs before sending a demand, which helps avoid settling too early. Straightforward cases can resolve in months, while complex matters or litigation may take longer. Our priority is balancing speed with the documentation needed to support full value. We set milestones and keep you updated on progress. If opportunities arise to move faster without sacrificing value, we’ll discuss them. If litigation becomes appropriate, we’ll explain the court timeline and what each phase entails. With regular communication and a clear plan, the process becomes more manageable and predictable.
If the at-fault driver lacks sufficient insurance, you may still have options. Your own policy might include uninsured or underinsured motorist coverage that can step in to cover losses. We evaluate all available policies, confirm limits, and coordinate benefits to protect your recovery. It’s important not to settle with one insurer in a way that harms your rights against another, so coordination matters. We’ll review policy language, advise on notices, and structure negotiations to preserve claims. If additional responsible parties or coverages exist, such as a negligent employer or a third-party liability policy, we pursue those avenues as well. Our objective is to assemble every available resource to address your medical costs, wage loss, and the broader impact on your life.
