A motorcycle crash can turn life upside down in an instant. If you were hurt in Anoka, you may be dealing with medical bills, time away from work, and a damaged bike, all while insurance companies move quickly to protect their interests. Metro Law Offices helps riders and families navigate the claims process with clear communication and steady guidance. We focus on the details that make a difference in Minnesota, from insurance coverage to liability disputes, so you can focus on healing. Whether your collision happened on Highway 10, Ferry Street, or a neighborhood road, we are ready to evaluate your options and pursue fair compensation.
Every case is unique, but certain steps can help protect your rights right away. Prompt medical care documents injuries, photos preserve the scene, and early contact with your own insurer can secure benefits. Speaking with a lawyer before providing recorded statements can also prevent costly mistakes. Our Anoka-focused approach blends local knowledge with practical strategies to move your claim forward. We work with medical providers, gather evidence, and communicate with insurers to keep your case on track. If you have questions about liability, coverage, or next steps, we offer a free, no-pressure consultation to discuss your situation and map out a plan.
Motorcycle cases can involve unique issues that are often overlooked, such as line-of-sight disputes, rider visibility, and bias against motorcyclists. In Minnesota, insurance coverage for motorcycles differs from typical auto policies, which can affect medical payments and lost wage benefits. Having a lawyer manage deadlines, preserve evidence, and coordinate with insurers can prevent gaps that weaken a claim. Our role includes investigating fault, documenting injuries, and presenting damages in a way that is clear and compelling. From day one, we work to reduce stress, avoid surprises, and position your case for a fair result through negotiation or litigation if needed.
Metro Law Offices is a Minnesota personal injury law firm representing riders and families throughout Anoka and the North Metro. We combine attentive service with proven strategies tailored to motorcycle claims. Our team understands how traffic patterns, roadway design, and seasonal conditions can play into liability. We work with accident reconstruction when needed, consult with treating providers, and prepare your file to withstand insurer scrutiny. Transparent communication is a cornerstone of our approach. You will know where your case stands, what we are doing, and why it matters. We welcome the chance to earn your trust and help you move forward.
Motorcycle injury representation focuses on protecting your health, your time, and your claim value. After a crash, we gather key facts, identify all insurance policies that may apply, and evaluate liability. We also communicate with adjusters so you are not pressured or misled during a vulnerable time. Minnesota law, including comparative fault rules, can significantly impact your recovery. Our job is to explain these rules in plain language and apply them to your situation. We coordinate with your medical team, track expenses and wage loss, and present a complete picture of your harms and losses to support a fair resolution.
A successful claim requires careful timing and documentation. Early steps often include preserving scene evidence, requesting 911 recordings, obtaining bodycam or dashcam footage if available, and interviewing witnesses while memories are fresh. We also review your insurance declarations to spot coverages that can fill gaps, like uninsured or underinsured motorist protections. When necessary, we bring in experts to analyze speed, impact angles, and visibility. Throughout the process, we advise you on settlement opportunities and litigation choices, helping you weigh risks and benefits. Our goal is to deliver a well-supported claim that reflects your injuries and long-term needs.
A motorcycle accident claim is a civil process seeking compensation for injuries and other losses caused by another party’s negligence. It typically involves proving fault, demonstrating the nature and extent of injuries, and documenting damages such as medical bills, lost wages, property damage, and pain and suffering. In Minnesota, timelines and insurance rules shape how a claim proceeds. Evidence comes from police reports, medical records, photographs, witness statements, and sometimes expert analysis. Many cases resolve through settlement negotiations, while others require filing a lawsuit. The aim is to secure an outcome that fairly reflects what you have endured and will need.
Motorcycle claims often turn on a few core components: liability, coverage, damages, and timing. Liability asks who caused the crash and to what degree. Coverage examines all insurance policies involved, including your own. Damages quantify medical care, wage loss, future needs, and human impacts. Timing addresses reporting requirements and the statute of limitations. The process typically includes initial case setup, investigation, medical documentation, claim presentation, and resolution through negotiation, mediation, or litigation. Each step builds on the last. By staying organized and proactive, we work to strengthen your position and avoid delays that can reduce claim value.
Understanding a few common terms can make the process less stressful and help you make informed choices. Insurance policies use specific language that affects your benefits and rights. Minnesota’s approach to fault, medical benefits, and deadlines differs from other states, and motorcycles are treated differently than passenger vehicles in several respects. By clarifying these concepts early, we can identify available coverages and avoid surprises. If something in your policy seems confusing, we will walk through it with you, explain how it applies to your situation, and outline practical steps to protect both your health and your financial recovery.
No-fault, also known as Personal Injury Protection, is a benefit in Minnesota auto policies that can cover medical expenses and certain wage losses regardless of fault. However, motorcycles are treated differently. Motorcyclists are not generally covered by standard no-fault benefits unless optional medical coverage is purchased specifically for the motorcycle policy. This difference can affect how early medical bills are paid and who pays them. We review your declarations page and any optional coverages to understand what is available. If no-fault is not available, we explore alternative sources of payment and coordinate claims to keep care moving.
Comparative fault is a Minnesota rule that assigns percentages of responsibility to each party in a crash. Your recovery can be reduced by your share of fault, and if your fault exceeds the other party’s, you may be barred from recovery. Insurers sometimes overstate a rider’s role, citing speed, lane position, or visibility. We gather evidence to counter assumptions and present the facts clearly. Helmet use does not determine fault, though it may be discussed in relation to injuries. Understanding comparative fault helps guide strategy, including how we present witness statements, photos, and expert opinions to support your claim.
The statute of limitations is the legal deadline to bring a claim or file a lawsuit. Missing this deadline can end your ability to recover. The time limits can vary depending on the type of claim, the parties involved, and specific circumstances. Because evidence fades and memories dim, waiting can also weaken a case even if you are within the deadline. We track all relevant timelines, including notice requirements for certain insurers and entities. Early action helps preserve critical proof, positions your case for negotiation, and leaves the option of filing suit if a fair settlement is not offered.
UM and UIM coverage can protect you when the at-fault driver has no insurance or not enough insurance to cover your losses. For motorcyclists, these coverages can be vital, especially when medical payments coverage is limited or unavailable. We review your policy to identify available limits and how they stack with other coverages. If another driver’s policy runs out, UIM may step in to cover the difference up to your limits. Understanding UM/UIM can dramatically change the outcome of a serious injury claim, ensuring that all potential sources of recovery are explored and properly documented.
Some cases benefit from targeted guidance, while others call for comprehensive representation. Limited help might involve advising on claim setup, reviewing documents, or coaching you through an adjuster call. Full representation typically includes end-to-end case management, evidence development, insurer negotiations, and litigation if needed. The right fit often depends on injury severity, fault disputes, and available coverage. We discuss your goals and the cost-benefit of each approach so you can decide with confidence. Whatever you choose, we aim to protect your time, reduce stress, and support a result that reflects your injuries and long-term needs.
If you were thankfully uninjured and the dispute is mainly about repairing or totaling your motorcycle, limited assistance can be a practical choice. We can help you present evidence of pre-loss value, accessories, and upgrades, and address diminished value when appropriate. Clear photos, repair estimates, and maintenance records often move these claims along. We can also provide guidance on rental or loss-of-use claims so you are not left without transportation. In many property-only cases, targeted advice and a well-organized file are enough to prompt a fair outcome without full-scale legal representation.
When injuries are minor, medical care is brief, and the other driver’s fault is undisputed, limited guidance may efficiently resolve your claim. We can outline key steps, review a settlement offer, and flag any hidden issues, such as health insurance reimbursement rights. Our goal is to help you avoid common missteps, like signing overly broad releases or settling before all bills are in. If the adjuster is responsive and documentation is complete, you may not need full representation. If the situation shifts or new problems arise, we can reassess and step in more fully as needed.
Significant injuries, surgery, or ongoing symptoms often require comprehensive representation. These cases demand careful documentation of medical care, future treatment needs, wage loss, and long-term impacts on daily life. We work with your providers to translate medical records into a clear story of how the crash changed your health and routine. Complex claims frequently involve multiple insurers and subrogation interests, which can complicate settlement timing. Full representation keeps the process coordinated, ensures all damages are considered, and allows room for negotiation or filing suit if the insurer’s offer does not reflect the true extent of your losses.
If the other driver denies responsibility, blames you, or there are multiple vehicles involved, a comprehensive approach is usually best. We secure scene evidence, analyze vehicle damage, and, when helpful, consult reconstruction professionals. Witness interviews, traffic camera requests, and prompt preservation letters can make a difference. In multi-party cases, coordinating insurance coverage, liability percentages, and settlement negotiations can be time-consuming. Full representation aligns the investigation, documentation, and negotiation strategy so your case does not get lost in finger-pointing. Our objective is to establish fault clearly and pursue every available source of recovery in a timely, organized manner.
A comprehensive strategy allows us to plan from the start with the end in mind. We build a timeline, gather the right proofs, and anticipate insurer arguments. This proactive approach often shortens delays and reduces surprises. You also benefit from consistent messaging across medical providers and adjusters, which strengthens credibility. When we prepare a claim thoroughly, settlement discussions become more productive because the facts and damages are clearly presented. If negotiations stall, your file is already in a strong posture for litigation, which can encourage fair offers and, if necessary, support a well-structured case in court.
With full representation, you also gain a single point of contact who tracks bills, records, and communications so nothing slips through the cracks. We clarify insurance obligations, address liens, and help prevent unexpected balances after settlement. If your injuries require future care, we work to include those costs and impacts in the claim. The result is a more complete picture of what you have faced and what you will need going forward. Comprehensive support can streamline the process, protect your peace of mind, and position your claim for a result that reflects your real-world losses.
Coordinating medical care and insurance can be confusing after a motorcycle crash. We help you understand which coverage pays first, how to avoid treatment gaps, and how to document progress without overburdening providers. Consistent records improve credibility and help insurers see the full picture. When bills route to multiple sources, we organize documentation and communicate with the right adjusters to prevent delays. If health insurance, MedPay, or UM/UIM coverage is involved, we manage those layers and address potential reimbursement claims. This coordination reduces stress and keeps your recovery and your case moving in the same direction.
Thorough preparation strengthens negotiations by eliminating gaps that insurers might exploit. We present a well-supported demand package with records, bills, wage documentation, photos, and statements that tie the evidence together. We address liability challenges head-on and provide context for medical findings and future needs. If settlement talks stall, we are ready to escalate using mediation or litigation. This readiness signals that your case will be pursued to a fair outcome, not rushed or undervalued. By investing in the foundation early, we increase the chances of a timely, respectful resolution that reflects the real impacts on your life.
Use your phone to capture the scene, damage, skid marks, traffic signals, weather, and any debris. Photograph your injuries over time to show healing and lingering effects. Ask for names and contact information for witnesses and responding officers. Save helmet and gear if damaged, and avoid repairs until they have been documented. Keep a simple journal of symptoms, appointments, and missed activities, which can help explain day-to-day impacts. Early, consistent documentation builds credibility and can counter biased assumptions about motorcyclists. Even if liability seems clear, thorough records help move negotiations toward a fair settlement more efficiently.
Early offers can be tempting, but they may not account for the full scope of your injuries or future care. Before accepting any settlement, make sure your medical providers have a clear treatment plan and that all bills and records are collected. Consider whether lingering pain affects your work or hobbies and whether additional therapy may be needed. Once you sign a release, you cannot reopen the claim if symptoms worsen. A short consult can help you weigh the pros and cons and identify overlooked coverages. Patience and complete documentation often lead to more respectful offers.
Insurance companies move fast, and their interests may not align with yours. A lawyer levels the playing field by managing communications, protecting deadlines, and presenting a strong claim. We understand local roads, traffic patterns, and seasonal hazards that affect liability analysis around Anoka. Our team coordinates medical records, tracks expenses, and identifies all coverages that may apply, including UM/UIM. With guidance, you can avoid signing broad releases or missing key documentation. We explain each step clearly, so you always know what to expect and how to help your case move forward with confidence and purpose.
If you are recovering, your time and energy are best spent on healing. We handle the heavy lifting: gathering evidence, working with providers, and negotiating with adjusters. When a settlement offer arrives, we evaluate it against your medical needs, wage loss, and long-term impacts. If the offer falls short, we press for better terms and, when appropriate, prepare for litigation. Our approach is thorough yet practical, aimed at securing a fair result without unnecessary delays. We are local, reachable, and committed to keeping your case organized and moving in the right direction from day one.
Legal help can be especially valuable when injuries are significant, liability is disputed, or coverage questions arise. Collisions at busy intersections like Main Street or Ferry Street may involve contested right-of-way. Merging or lane-change crashes on Highway 10 can turn on visibility and timing. Doorings, road hazards, and hit-and-run incidents add complexity that benefits from a careful investigation. When multiple insurers are involved, coordinating benefits and negotiating reimbursements can become overwhelming. If you are unsure about your rights, a quick conversation can clarify your options and help you decide the level of support that fits your needs.
Highway 10 carries fast traffic, and a moment of distraction can cause devastating results for a motorcyclist. We look for cell phone evidence, dashcams, and witness statements that establish what the driver was doing before impact. Vehicle damage and lane positions can help demonstrate how the crash unfolded. We also examine lighting, signage, and any construction that may have influenced visibility. By presenting a clear timeline supported by evidence, we work to hold the driver accountable and pursue compensation for medical care, lost income, and the very real pain and disruption the crash caused.
Left-turn crashes often hinge on speed estimates, sight lines, and whether the turning driver properly yielded. Intersections along Ferry Street and Bunker Lake Boulevard can become contested sites where each driver blames the other. We gather traffic signal data if available, analyze impact points, and secure statements from independent witnesses. Helmet and gear damage photos can also support injury mechanisms. Our goal is to untangle the dispute by anchoring the claim in physical evidence and reliable testimony. With careful work, these details can overcome assumptions and help achieve a fair resolution that reflects the true dynamics of the crash.
Dooring incidents and unsafe lane changes often happen quickly, leaving little time to react. We examine the scene for parking configurations, signage, and the presence of bike lanes or shoulder markings. For lane-change cases, we look at blind spot coverage, turn signal use, and traffic flow. Photos showing scrape patterns and impact points can help establish how and where contact occurred. We also explore whether commercial or rideshare policies are involved, which may increase available coverage. By gathering and organizing these details, we build a strong narrative that supports liability and highlights the true cost of your injuries.
We know Anoka roads and how local conditions can affect a motorcycle claim. Our firm handles the details that matter most—timely investigations, insurer communications, and careful documentation of your injuries and losses. We take the time to understand your goals, whether that is speed, maximum value, or a balance of both. You will receive clear explanations and honest recommendations at each step. When issues arise, we address them quickly and keep your case moving. We measure success by results and by the peace of mind we bring to riders and families during a challenging time.
Communication sets us apart. You will know who is working on your case and how to reach us. We share updates as they happen and explain what to expect next. We welcome your questions and believe every client deserves to feel informed and involved. When dealing with insurers, we advocate firmly but professionally, focusing on facts and documentation. If settlement talks slow, we explore options to keep pressure on, including mediation or filing suit. Our approach is steady, practical, and aligned with your needs, whether that means a negotiated resolution or preparing for court.
Financially, we make representation accessible. Our motorcycle cases are handled on a contingency fee, meaning you pay no attorney fees unless we recover for you. We also discuss costs in advance and aim to keep expenses reasonable and necessary. Before any major decision, we review the pros and cons so you can choose confidently. The goal is simple: protect your health, your time, and your future by pursuing a fair outcome. When you are ready to talk, we are ready to listen and provide a thoughtful plan tailored to your situation and your priorities.
Our process is built to be thorough and straightforward. We start by listening and learning your goals, then gather the records, bills, and evidence needed to present a compelling claim. We handle insurer communications to protect your rights and reduce stress. As your medical care progresses, we update your file and evaluate settlement timing. When it is time, we prepare a detailed demand that reflects your injuries, wage loss, and long-term needs. If negotiations stall, we explore mediation or litigation. Throughout, you can expect clear updates, prompt responses, and a strategy aligned with your recovery and priorities.
We begin with a free consultation to understand what happened and how the crash is affecting your life. If we are a good fit, we open your file, notify insurers, and start collecting key documents. We identify deadlines, review your policy for applicable coverages, and discuss medical billing options. Early steps may include preservation letters, scene photos, and witness outreach. You will receive guidance on communication with adjusters and how to document ongoing symptoms. This foundation sets the tone for the case and helps avoid gaps that insurers might later use to question your injuries or damages.
During your consultation, we discuss the crash location, traffic conditions, and initial medical treatment. We review your goals and answer questions about insurance, timelines, and next steps. If you choose to move forward, we begin gathering records, police reports, scene photos, and any available video. We also review your helmet, gear, and bike damage photos to help explain injury mechanisms. Our team creates a plan to secure missing documents and keep the process organized. By understanding the facts from the start, we can spot issues early and shape a strategy that supports a strong, well-documented claim.
We promptly notify the necessary insurers and confirm claim numbers to prevent delays. We examine your declarations page for MedPay, UM, and UIM coverages, and discuss how medical bills will be handled. If health insurance is available, we coordinate billing to maintain access to care while the liability claim is pending. We advise you on recorded statements and how to avoid pitfalls that can undercut your claim. By establishing clear lines of communication and understanding benefits early, we help you avoid missed deadlines and protect your access to treatment and financial recovery.
The investigation phase focuses on liability and damages. We analyze crash reports, inspect vehicle damage, and, when helpful, consult reconstruction resources. We obtain medical records and bills, verify time missed from work, and track out-of-pocket expenses. If witnesses exist, we secure statements while memories remain fresh. This is also when we build the narrative of your recovery, including future care and lasting effects on work and daily life. The result is a claim file that presents the facts clearly and anticipates insurer arguments, setting the stage for productive settlement discussions.
We work to establish how and why the crash happened. That can include analyzing photos for impact points, measuring sight lines, and reviewing traffic signal timing where available. We also look for surveillance or dashcam footage and request 911 and dispatch records. If needed, we consult with reconstruction professionals to address speed, braking, and visibility. Our goal is to make the facts understandable and persuasive. By addressing liability questions directly and supporting conclusions with evidence, we reduce the opportunity for insurers to cast doubt or shift blame to the rider.
We compile medical records and bills to show the full course of treatment, from emergency care to therapy and follow-up. We coordinate with your providers for clear statements about diagnosis, causation, and prognosis. We also document wage loss, missed opportunities, and the ways injuries affect everyday life. When future care is likely, we work to include those costs and impacts. Careful documentation strengthens your claim and helps adjusters understand the real scope of your losses. This foundation is essential for fair negotiations and prepares the file for mediation or litigation if needed.
When your treatment stabilizes or sufficient information is available, we prepare and present a detailed demand. We negotiate firmly, address counterarguments, and provide additional support as needed. If the insurer will not offer fair value, we discuss mediation or filing suit, outlining the benefits and risks. Lawsuits can prompt further discovery and expert involvement to show the strength of your case. Throughout resolution, we evaluate each offer against your damages, future needs, and goals. Our aim is a result that respects your experience and helps you move forward with confidence.
Negotiations start with a strong demand package that highlights liability and thoroughly documents damages. We respond to insurer challenges with clear, evidence-based answers. If talks stall, mediation can create momentum by bringing a neutral perspective to the discussion. We prepare you for the process, set expectations, and advocate for terms that reflect your injuries and future needs. Mediation does not close doors; it opens opportunities to resolve disputes efficiently. If a fair agreement is reached, we finalize documentation and address liens so your settlement supports your recovery without unnecessary delays.
If litigation becomes necessary, we file suit within the applicable deadlines and guide you through each phase. We handle discovery, depositions, and motions while continuing to evaluate settlement options. Court preparation includes organizing exhibits, working with treating providers or experts, and preparing testimony. Many cases still resolve before trial, and being ready often encourages better offers. If trial is the best path, we present your case clearly and respectfully. At every stage, we keep you informed, explain choices, and focus on outcomes that reflect the full extent of your injuries and losses.
Safety comes first. Call 911, get medical help, and move to a safe location if possible. Photograph the scene, vehicles, skid marks, debris, weather, and your injuries. Exchange information with the other driver and ask for witness contacts. Do not admit fault, and keep your comments brief and factual. Request the incident number from law enforcement. If you can, preserve your helmet and gear, and avoid repairing your bike until it’s documented. As soon as practical, notify your insurer and consider speaking with a lawyer before giving recorded statements to any opposing insurer. Follow up with your doctor even if pain seems manageable; injuries often evolve in the days that follow. Keep copies of bills, receipts, and a simple journal of symptoms and missed activities. Early, consistent documentation helps protect your health and the strength of your future claim.
Minnesota’s standard no-fault benefits generally apply to passenger vehicles, not motorcycles. Riders typically are not covered by PIP unless optional medical benefits were purchased specifically on the motorcycle policy. This can affect how early medical bills are paid and which insurance is primary after a crash. If you have optional MedPay on your motorcycle policy, it may help with out-of-pocket medical expenses. Health insurance can also play an important role in keeping treatment on track while liability is resolved. We review your declarations page to identify available coverages and coordinate billing. If the other driver is at fault, their liability coverage may ultimately be responsible for your losses, subject to Minnesota law and the evidence in your case.
Deadlines vary depending on the type of claim and the parties involved. The statute of limitations sets the outer limit for filing a lawsuit, and missing it can end your claim. There may also be earlier notice requirements for certain insurers or entities. Because evidence fades and witnesses become harder to reach, waiting can weaken your case even if you are technically within the deadline. The best approach is to speak with a lawyer as soon as possible to identify the correct timelines for your situation. We track deadlines, preserve evidence, and guide you through the steps that keep your options open. Early action helps prevent avoidable gaps and positions your case for productive settlement discussions or litigation if needed.
Minnesota follows comparative fault, which allocates responsibility between the parties. Your recovery can be reduced by your share of fault, and if your percentage exceeds the other party’s, you may not recover. Insurers sometimes assume riders contributed to crashes based on speed or visibility. Evidence can counter these assumptions and clarify what actually happened. We investigate thoroughly: scene photos, impact points, available video, and witness statements. If necessary, we consult reconstruction resources to analyze speed, braking, and sight lines. Our goal is to show the true sequence of events and challenge unsupported assertions. Clear, organized evidence helps prevent unfair blame and strengthens your position in negotiations or court.
Speak cautiously. Adjusters represent their company’s interests, and recorded statements can be used to limit your claim. Provide only basic information initially, and consider legal guidance before detailed discussions. Innocent comments about pain levels, speed, or fault can be taken out of context and used against you later. When we represent you, we handle communications and prepare you for any necessary statements. We ensure the facts are accurate and complete, and we push back on requests that are overly broad or premature. This approach reduces the risk of misunderstandings, keeps your focus on recovery, and helps protect the value of your claim from the start.
Claim value reflects medical bills, future treatment needs, wage loss, loss of earning capacity, and property damage. It also considers the human impact of pain, limitations, and lost activities. Liability strength, available insurance limits, and comparative fault can increase or reduce the final number. Thorough documentation is essential to present the full scope of your losses. We build value by connecting medical records to real-world impacts, organizing proof of expenses, and addressing insurer arguments early. If future care is likely, we work to include those costs and explain why they are reasonable. A complete, well-supported demand package encourages respectful offers and prepares your case for mediation or litigation when necessary.
If the at-fault driver is uninsured, an uninsured motorist claim may be available through your policy. If they are underinsured, your underinsured motorist coverage can help cover losses above the other driver’s limits, up to your own limits. These coverages can be critical in serious injury cases, especially when medical payments coverage is limited or unavailable for motorcycles. We review your policy to confirm UM/UIM limits and requirements, then coordinate the liability and UM/UIM claims to avoid conflicts. Proper notice and documentation are important. By exploring every available coverage, we work to close gaps and secure the resources needed to address your medical care, wage loss, and long-term needs.
Many motorcycle claims resolve through settlement without a trial. Negotiations can be productive when liability is supported and damages are well documented. Mediation is another option to bridge gaps and encourage resolution. Our goal is to secure a fair result efficiently while maintaining the option to escalate if needed. If court becomes necessary, we guide you through each step and prepare thoroughly. Filing suit can open additional discovery that strengthens your case. Even after filing, many cases still settle before trial. We discuss the benefits and risks at every stage so you can make informed decisions aligned with your goals and comfort level.
We handle motorcycle cases on a contingency fee basis. That means you pay no attorney fees unless we recover compensation for you. During your consultation, we explain the fee arrangement and discuss potential case costs, such as medical records or expert fees, so there are no surprises. We work to keep costs reasonable and necessary, and we obtain your approval before significant expenses. Our aim is to deliver strong value by managing the details, strengthening your claim, and pursuing a fair outcome. If you have questions about fees or costs, we are happy to explain how everything works in clear, straightforward terms.
Helmet use can affect injury severity, but it does not automatically determine fault. Under Minnesota law, comparative fault rules apply. You may still recover damages if the other driver is more at fault, though insurers may raise arguments about injury causation. The key is evidence that shows how the crash happened and who broke the rules of the road. We focus on establishing liability through scene evidence, witness statements, and, when helpful, reconstruction analysis. We also document injuries carefully to demonstrate how the crash affected your life. By presenting a complete picture of fault and damages, we work to secure fair compensation, regardless of helmet use, consistent with Minnesota law.
