A dirt bike crash can leave you with painful injuries, mounting medical bills, and more questions than answers. If your wreck happened in or around East Bethel, you deserve clear guidance from a Minnesota personal injury law firm that understands local roads, trails, and insurers. At Metro Law Offices, we help riders and families protect their rights, gather the facts, and pursue fair compensation for medical care, lost income, and the disruption to everyday life. From the first call to resolution, we focus on practical steps that reduce stress and keep your claim moving. Start with a free consultation at 651-615-3322 today.
Dirt bike collisions often involve unique issues, such as limited liability coverage, questions about where the crash occurred, and disputes over trail etiquette or private property rules. Our team understands how Minnesota insurance policies, medical payments coverage, and uninsured motorist benefits may apply, even when a vehicle was not involved. We also address evidence quickly by securing photos, preserving the bike and gear, and speaking with witnesses while memories are fresh. If you are recovering in East Bethel or elsewhere in Anoka County, we are ready to explain your options in plain language and outline a plan. Call 651-615-3322 to get started.
Insurance adjusters move fast after an off-road wreck, often before you fully understand your injuries, the extent of your losses, or the coverages available. Having a legal team step in quickly helps level the playing field, preserves evidence, and keeps communications organized so nothing important is overlooked. We help identify all potential sources of recovery, including liability, med-pay, and uninsured motorist benefits, while working to prevent low settlements that undervalue future care. Our guidance allows you to focus on medical treatment and family needs, while we handle timelines, paperwork, and negotiations designed to protect you and your claim.
Metro Law Offices serves communities across Minnesota, including East Bethel and greater Anoka County. Our practice is built around clear communication, prompt updates, and practical strategies that fit your goals and timeline. We take the time to learn how the crash changed your daily life, then tailor a claim strategy that accounts for medical needs, wage loss, and long-term impacts. Clients appreciate direct access to their legal team, transparent explanations of each step, and a straightforward fee structure. We offer free consultations, and we handle injury cases on a contingency fee basis, so you pay no attorney fees unless we recover for you.
Dirt bike cases often differ from on-road motorcycle claims because crashes may occur on trails, private land, or at road crossings where insurance rules can be confusing. The location of the incident, the people involved, and the riding activity can affect which coverages apply and who may be responsible. We evaluate fault, available policies, and evidence such as photos, rider statements, and gear damage. Our goal is to assemble a clear picture of what happened and how it affected you. With that foundation, we can pursue fair compensation for medical treatment, lost income, and other losses recognized under Minnesota law.
Time is an important factor. Memories fade, bikes get repaired, and trail conditions change quickly. We encourage riders to reach out as soon as they can so our team can secure evidence, advise on medical documentation, and handle insurer contacts. We explain each step in plain language, from evaluating liability and coverage to preparing a thorough demand package. If settlement talks stall, we discuss litigation options and next steps. Throughout the process, we tailor our approach to your priorities, whether that is a faster resolution or a deeper investigation aimed at a fuller recovery for the harm you experienced.
A dirt bike accident claim is a request for compensation after you are injured due to another person or entity’s careless conduct. It can arise from rider-to-rider collisions, vehicle impacts at road crossings, unsafe trail design, or mechanical failures tied to parts or maintenance. To recover, you generally must show that someone breached a duty of care and that the breach caused your injuries and losses. Recoverable damages can include medical expenses, lost wages, pain and suffering, and other impacts recognized by Minnesota law. Insurance coverage varies, so identifying all potential policy sources early is essential to your claim.
Successful dirt bike claims are built on liability proof, clear documentation of injuries, and identification of all applicable insurance. We start by gathering photos, GPS data, witness information, and damaged gear to help explain how the crash occurred. We coordinate with your healthcare providers to document diagnoses, treatment plans, and future care needs. Next, we analyze coverages, including liability, medical payments, and uninsured or underinsured motorist benefits. We then prepare a detailed settlement demand with supporting records. If the insurer disputes fault or value, we explore mediation or litigation, always aligning strategy with your goals and timeline.
Understanding a few common terms can make your claim less confusing. Liability refers to legal responsibility for the crash. Comparative fault describes how responsibility can be shared among riders or drivers, which may affect recovery. Damages are the losses you can claim, including medical bills, wage loss, and pain and suffering. UM/UIM stands for uninsured or underinsured motorist coverage that may apply when the at-fault party lacks adequate insurance. Documentation includes medical records, bills, pay information, and photos that support your demand. Together, these concepts help show what happened, who is responsible, and the fair value of your claim.
Negligence is the legal concept that someone failed to use reasonable care and, as a result, caused harm. In dirt bike cases, negligence can look like unsafe passing on a trail, ignoring signage, failing to maintain safe speeds, or a vehicle driver not yielding at a road crossing. To prove negligence, we show a duty existed, that duty was breached, and the breach caused your injuries and losses. Evidence might include photos, witness accounts, damage patterns, and medical records. Demonstrating negligence is a core part of obtaining compensation for medical costs, lost wages, and other recognized damages.
UM/UIM coverage may help when the at-fault party has no insurance or not enough to cover your losses. Even in off-road situations, your own policy or a household policy might offer protections, depending on terms and where the crash occurred. This coverage can contribute to medical bills, wage loss, and other damages if liability coverage is limited. Claims under UM/UIM have notice requirements and policy conditions, so acting quickly helps preserve rights. We review policy language, evaluate eligibility, and coordinate claims to maximize available benefits while preventing common pitfalls that could reduce or delay your recovery.
Comparative fault recognizes that more than one person can share responsibility for a crash. In a dirt bike claim, an insurer may argue you were partly at fault for speed, lane position, or line choice on a trail. In Minnesota, your compensation can be reduced by your percentage of fault, and recovery may be barred if your fault exceeds the other party’s. We push back against unfair assignments of blame by using scene evidence, maintenance records, and medical documentation to show what truly happened. A careful approach to comparative fault can significantly increase the value of your case.
Damages are the losses you can claim after a crash. Economic damages include medical bills, rehabilitation costs, mileage to appointments, and lost wages or reduced earning capacity. Non-economic damages reflect human impacts: pain, inconvenience, and loss of enjoyment of activities you value. In some cases, property damage to your bike and gear may also be included. We help calculate present and future needs by coordinating with your medical providers and reviewing employment information. A complete damages picture ensures your claim accounts for the full scope of harm, not just initial bills, leading to better-aligned settlement negotiations.
Some riders choose to manage a claim alone when injuries are minor and insurance cooperation is strong. Others prefer legal representation because insurers dispute fault, minimize injuries, or ignore important losses like future care and wage impact. An attorney-led approach can help uncover additional coverage, coordinate medical documentation, and present a persuasive settlement package. If negotiations stall, your team can escalate the claim appropriately. The right choice depends on injury severity, liability clarity, and your comfort handling deadlines and paperwork. We are happy to discuss both paths and help you pick an approach that fits your goals and timeline.
If your dirt bike sustained minor cosmetic damage, you were not hurt, and the other party accepts responsibility, a limited approach might work. You can exchange information, gather photos, and submit a straightforward property damage claim to the insurer. Keep communications polite and concise, and avoid speculating about fault. Request written confirmation of any payment terms and consider repair estimates from reputable shops. Even in simple situations, document everything and save receipts. If your condition changes or new symptoms appear, seek medical attention promptly and reassess whether a broader claim is appropriate to address evolving needs.
When fault is clear, injuries are very minor, and the insurer promptly offers an amount that fully covers your bills and reasonable disruption, handling the claim yourself could be practical. Before accepting, verify all treatment is complete, confirm there are no outstanding balances, and consider how the crash affected work, activities, and future appointments. Ask the insurer to itemize what the payment covers and whether any medical payments or liens must be satisfied. If anything feels rushed, undervalued, or confusing, pause and seek a free consultation. A short conversation can help ensure you are not leaving money on the table.
If the insurer blames you, evidence is unclear, or several people may share responsibility, a comprehensive approach helps protect your interests. We gather statements, analyze damage patterns, evaluate trail design, and review maintenance or product issues that could spread liability. Identifying all responsible parties matters because each may carry separate insurance. Coordinating these claims and preventing finger-pointing delays can be challenging without help. We present a coherent narrative supported by records, expert input when appropriate, and a damages analysis that accounts for present and future needs. This structure can improve outcomes and reduce frustrating back-and-forth with insurers.
Significant injuries often involve complex medical care, time away from work, and lasting effects on daily life. A comprehensive approach coordinates detailed medical records, tracks wage loss, and documents how the injury limits activities that matter to you. We work with your providers to understand future treatment and potential costs. Serious claims can also trigger coverage disputes or low offers that do not reflect the full harm. With legal support, your case is presented with clarity, including future care and life impact, which helps justify higher settlement values and positions the claim for litigation if negotiations fail.
A comprehensive approach brings structure to a stressful situation. We coordinate evidence collection, medical documentation, and insurer communications so you can focus on healing. A complete record strengthens negotiations by showing how the crash happened and how it changed your life. It also helps avoid avoidable delays, missed deadlines, or incomplete demand packages. When every element is documented, the insurer has fewer excuses to discount or deny your claim. If discussions stall, the groundwork supports the next steps, including mediation or litigation, with a well-organized file that clearly demonstrates liability, damages, and the value of your case.
This approach can uncover additional sources of recovery that a rushed claim might miss. Examples include medical payments coverage, multiple liability policies, or uninsured motorist benefits when the at-fault party has limited insurance. Thorough valuation also accounts for future care, therapy, and wage impacts, not just the first round of bills. By planning the claim from the start, we reduce surprises and set expectations for timelines and outcomes. The result is a more persuasive presentation, better leverage in negotiations, and peace of mind knowing that your case is documented from all angles and ready for any turn.
Comprehensive cases rely on strong evidence and careful valuation. We preserve scene photos, damaged gear, and onboard data where available, then connect that proof to medical records and wage information. This alignment makes it easier to explain how the crash occurred and why your recovery requires meaningful compensation. We also consider future care, transportation to appointments, and how pain limits hobbies or family activities. Thoughtful valuation ensures the demand reflects your full story, including non-economic harms recognized by Minnesota law. With a clear file and organized proof, insurers have less room to minimize your injuries or delay fair payment.
When your case is organized and supported by evidence, negotiations tend to move more efficiently. Insurers respond differently when presented with a well-documented claim that is trial-ready if needed. You also benefit from reduced stress because our team handles communications, paperwork, and follow-up with adjusters and providers. We keep you informed with plain-language updates and options, so you are never guessing about next steps. This combination of leverage and clarity leads to more productive talks, better settlement opportunities, and confidence that your claim is on the right track, whether it resolves early or requires additional advocacy.
Even if you feel okay, get evaluated promptly and follow your provider’s recommendations. Early medical documentation links your symptoms to the crash and creates a timeline insurers respect. Keep copies of visit summaries, bills, prescriptions, and mileage to appointments. Write down pain levels, sleep issues, and activity limits to capture day-to-day impacts. Save photos of visible injuries as they change over time. Inform your employer about work restrictions in writing and keep payroll records. Thorough documentation helps prove the crash caused your condition and ensures your demand includes the full scope of medical and practical consequences.
Insurers may ask for recorded statements soon after the crash when details are still unfolding. Be polite, but avoid guessing about speed, distances, or injuries. Provide only basic facts until you understand the full picture and have reviewed your medical status. Do not sign broad medical releases or accept quick payments without knowing what they cover. A release may close your claim before future care is considered. Direct adjusters to your legal team when possible, and keep copies of all communications. A measured approach keeps your statement accurate and protects your right to a fair recovery.
Injury claims involve deadlines, policy conditions, and negotiations that can be difficult while you are healing. A lawyer organizes the process, finds coverage others may miss, and helps present a clear claim supported by records. If liability is disputed or multiple parties are involved, legal guidance prevents finger-pointing from stalling progress. We handle adjuster calls, obtain medical records, and build a thorough demand that reflects your real-world losses. With a plan in place, you can focus on treatment, family, and getting life back on track while your case moves forward strategically.
If you are unsure whether you need help, a free consultation is a good start. We explain your options and offer practical next steps tailored to your situation, whether that means a limited approach or full representation. Our team is available to answer questions about coverage, liens, and settlement timing, and to discuss how different choices could affect your outcome. Transparency about fees and timelines helps you make informed decisions. Ultimately, legal support can reduce stress, produce better documentation, and improve negotiating leverage, especially when injuries are significant or insurers question fault or the value of your claim.
East Bethel riders encounter varied terrains, road crossings, and shared spaces where misunderstandings and unsafe choices can lead to harm. Claims often arise from rider-to-rider collisions on trails, vehicles failing to yield when a dirt bike crosses a roadway, or incidents linked to poorly maintained parts or equipment failures. Some crashes happen on private land or organized tracks with waivers that must be reviewed carefully. Each scenario presents different liability questions and insurance pathways. We sort through these factors, identify responsible parties, and build a claim that reflects your medical needs, lost income, and the way the injury affects daily life.
Close riding, dust, changing lines, and speed differences can quickly lead to contact on a trail or track. Liability may involve unsafe passing, ignoring signage, or failing to maintain a safe lookout. We examine the scene, rider statements, and gear damage to reconstruct events and determine responsibility. If an event organizer or property owner set conditions that increased risk, those facts may be relevant. Insurance options vary, and waivers may affect the path forward, so a prompt review helps protect your claim. Our goal is to present a clear account of fault and the impact on your health and work.
Many serious injuries occur where trails meet roads. A driver might not expect a dirt bike crossing or could misjudge speed and distance. We assess visibility, signage, and right-of-way to evaluate fault. Evidence can include vehicle damage, skid marks, and nearby cameras. Insurance coverage may involve the driver’s policy, your own med-pay, and, when needed, UM/UIM benefits. Prompt medical documentation is especially important, as symptoms often evolve after the adrenaline fades. We coordinate records, wage information, and repair estimates to present a complete claim aimed at covering both immediate bills and longer-term consequences of the collision.
Mechanical failures such as brake issues, throttle problems, or suspension defects can cause sudden loss of control. In these cases, responsibility may involve a manufacturer, distributor, or service provider. Preserving the bike and the failed component is essential, along with receipts, service records, and any recall information. We consult appropriate resources to evaluate the defect, consider potential claims against responsible entities, and coordinate with insurers so coverage pathways stay open. A defect case requires careful documentation and a methodical approach to connect the failure to the crash and your injuries. This preparation strengthens negotiations and litigation positioning if required.
We understand the realities local riders face, from mixed trail use to road crossings that can confuse drivers. Our team brings a focused approach to evidence, insurance analysis, and medical documentation so your claim reflects the full impact of the crash. You receive clear timelines, consistent updates, and guidance about choices that could influence your outcome. We coordinate with providers and employers to quantify losses accurately, then present a persuasive demand with the right records attached. Our aim is to reduce your stress while positioning your case for a result that aligns with your needs and goals.
Communication matters. You will know who is working on your file, how to reach us, and what to expect at each stage. We explain options in plain language and seek your input on strategy so decisions reflect your priorities. If insurers delay or dispute, we escalate appropriately and keep you informed about next steps. We are comfortable with negotiation, mediation, and litigation pathways and will discuss pros and cons openly. This collaborative style helps you stay confident in the process, knowing your case is organized, documented, and ready for whatever direction negotiations take.
Our contingency fee structure allows you to pursue a claim without upfront attorney fees. We invest the time to gather records, evaluate coverage, and prepare a thorough demand before talking numbers with insurers. If a fair settlement is available, we will explain it and offer guidance. If not, we discuss litigation options and the practical considerations that come with filing suit. Throughout, we center your health, your future needs, and the best way to reach a durable resolution. When you are ready, call 651-615-3322 to schedule your free consultation and learn how we can help.
We follow a proven process designed to move your claim forward efficiently. First, we learn your story and assess liability and coverage. Next, we investigate by gathering evidence, coordinating medical records, and documenting wage loss and other damages. We then present a detailed demand to the insurer, negotiate strategically, and explore alternative dispute resolution if appropriate. If settlement does not reflect your losses, we discuss litigation and prepare the case for court. At every step, you receive clear updates, timelines, and options so you can make informed decisions about resolution and the next right move.
Your first meeting is about clarity and a plan. We listen to what happened, review available documents, and identify immediate needs such as medical follow-up or bike preservation. We discuss where the crash occurred, potential insurance policies, and any deadlines that may apply. If we can help, we outline next steps and send you a written summary so you know what to expect. If a limited approach makes sense, we will say so and explain how to proceed. Our goal is to reduce uncertainty and give you confidence that your claim is on a steady, organized path forward.
Every claim is personal. We want to know how the crash happened and how it changed your daily life, work, and plans. During the consultation, we gather details about the scene, injuries, medical care, and communications you have had with insurers. We also discuss your goals, whether that is prompt resolution or a deeper investigation aimed at full value. Understanding your priorities helps us tailor strategy, timelines, and communication frequency. You will leave the meeting with a clear sense of what comes next and how we will support you at each step of the process.
We quickly survey fault and insurance avenues to protect your rights. This includes identifying all potentially responsible parties, confirming available liability limits, and checking for med-pay or UM/UIM coverage. We note any waivers, trail rules, or property considerations that might affect the claim. Early coverage analysis shapes the investigation plan, ensuring we collect the right records and connect with the right adjusters. If time-sensitive steps are needed, such as preserving the bike or securing videos, we act immediately. This early work provides a roadmap that keeps your case organized and focused from day one.
Once retained, we move quickly to secure evidence and build a record that supports liability and damages. We gather scene photos, witness details, and any available recordings, and we coordinate with your providers for complete medical documentation. We also track wage loss, out-of-pocket costs, and the day-to-day ways your injury limits activities. With this foundation, we prepare a demand package that tells your story clearly and is supported by the right records. The goal is to prompt a meaningful negotiation grounded in facts, not assumptions, and to position your case for next steps if needed.
We organize and analyze all available evidence to explain how the crash occurred. This can include photos, damage inspections, maintenance records, GPS data, and statements from riders or drivers. When appropriate, we consult resources to evaluate visibility, signage, and line-of-sight at crossings. We aim to build a consistent, well-supported narrative that demonstrates responsibility and addresses anticipated defenses. By documenting what happened in detail, we strengthen the claim’s foundation and make it easier for insurers or a jury to understand the events that led to your injuries and why compensation is warranted.
Your damages story is as important as liability. We request medical records and bills, track treatment progress, and identify future care needs with your providers. We also document wage loss, missed opportunities, and practical impacts on daily activities and family life. When appropriate, we gather letters from employers or coaches to explain limitations and recovery timelines. This detailed, human picture of your losses is essential to fair valuation. With a complete file, we can present a demand that reflects the full scope of your harms, rather than a narrow view focused only on initial bills.
With evidence and documentation assembled, we prepare a detailed demand and open negotiations. We explain the legal basis for liability, outline damages, and support every claim with records. If negotiations stall, we consider mediation or other resolution tools. Should a fair settlement not be available, we discuss filing suit and the steps that follow. Our approach balances momentum with care, keeping your goals at the forefront. Throughout, we provide candid advice about offers, timelines, and risks, so you can make informed decisions about whether to accept a settlement or pursue litigation.
We negotiate using a complete, organized file that makes your case clear and difficult to discount. We address liability, medical needs, wage loss, and life impacts with supporting records and a reasoned valuation. When an offer is made, we provide guidance on strengths, gaps, and potential next steps to improve the number. If additional documentation would help, we obtain it promptly. Our aim is to secure a result that reflects the full value of your claim while avoiding unnecessary delays, keeping you informed and in control of final decisions at every stage of the process.
If the insurer will not make a fair offer, we discuss litigation. Filing suit can compel further disclosure and create a path to trial or a more serious settlement discussion. We outline timelines, responsibilities, and practical considerations, including discovery and depositions. Throughout, we revisit goals and weigh options with you. Court is not always required, but being prepared gives your claim credibility and leverage. Whether the case resolves in mediation, settles during litigation, or proceeds to a verdict, our focus remains on presenting your story clearly and pursuing a result that supports your recovery.
Prioritize safety and medical care first. Move to a safe area if you can and call for help. Seek medical attention even if you think you are okay; some injuries surface later. Photograph the scene, bike, gear, and any visible injuries. Collect names, contact information, and insurance details from involved parties and witnesses. Avoid making admissions or guessing about speed or distances. Preserve your bike and gear as evidence and write down what you remember while it is fresh. Notify your insurer, but keep statements brief until you understand your injuries and coverage. Do not sign broad releases or accept quick payments without knowing what they cover. Contact Metro Law Offices at 651-615-3322 for a free consultation. We can help secure evidence, advise on documentation, and handle insurer communications while you focus on recovery. Early guidance protects your rights and can improve the outcome of your claim.
Yes, a claim may be possible on private property or trails, depending on how the crash occurred and the parties involved. Liability might rest with another rider, a vehicle at a crossing, a property owner, an event organizer, or a product or maintenance issue. Waivers and posted rules can affect the pathway, but they do not always prevent recovery. The location, trail conditions, and conduct of everyone involved help determine responsibility and insurance. Coverage can come from liability policies, medical payments provisions, or uninsured motorist benefits. Each policy has notice requirements and conditions, so prompt action helps preserve options. We review the facts, evaluate waivers, and analyze applicable insurance to chart a clear path forward. If you are unsure whether your situation qualifies, call 651-615-3322. We will walk you through options and next steps tailored to your circumstances and goals.
Payments for medical bills can come from several sources, including health insurance, the at-fault party’s liability coverage, or medical payments coverage, depending on policy terms. In some cases, uninsured or underinsured motorist coverage may contribute if the responsible party lacks adequate insurance. The location of the crash and the policies in play determine the best route for payment and reimbursement. We help coordinate benefits, track bills, and address liens so your claim accounts for all medical costs. Documentation is key: keep records of diagnoses, treatment plans, and out-of-pocket expenses. When appropriate, we work with providers to obtain letters explaining future care needs and estimated costs. With a clear record, we can present a demand that reflects the full scope of your medical expenses and related damages.
Wearing a helmet supports safety and may reduce injury severity, but not wearing one does not automatically prevent a claim. Insurers may argue that lack of a helmet contributed to injuries, depending on the facts. We evaluate whether that argument applies and how Minnesota law treats comparative fault. The focus remains on the conduct that caused the crash and the medical evidence linking the event to your injuries. Helmet rules vary by activity, age, and location. If you have questions about compliance, we can discuss how those issues may affect your case. Regardless of the circumstances, thorough medical documentation, clear evidence of liability, and a complete damages picture remain the foundations of a strong claim. We will help you present your case effectively and address any defenses raised by the insurer.
If the at-fault rider or driver is uninsured or flees, you may still have options. Uninsured motorist coverage can apply in some scenarios, and other policies may provide benefits depending on the facts. Promptly report the incident to law enforcement and your insurer, and collect witness information if available. Preserving evidence and obtaining medical documentation early helps protect your claim. We evaluate all potential coverage, including household policies that might respond. Timing and notice are important with UM claims, so do not delay. Our team can handle communications with insurers, guide you on statements, and build a file that supports liability and damages. Call 651-615-3322 to discuss your options and next steps.
Minnesota has strict deadlines for injury claims, and different timelines may apply depending on the type of case, parties involved, and insurance policies. Because dirt bike crashes can occur on trails, private land, or at road crossings, the applicable deadlines and notice requirements can vary. Starting early helps preserve evidence, identify coverage, and avoid procedural problems that could limit recovery. We recommend contacting us as soon as possible to review your circumstances and calendar important dates. During a free consultation, we will explain potential timelines and actions needed to protect your claim. Even if you think you have time, reaching out now can improve documentation and negotiation leverage later.
Yes, injury claims for minors are possible, and additional rules may apply to settlement approval and timelines. A parent or legal guardian typically acts on the minor’s behalf, and certain documents may be required to resolve the case. Because children can experience developing symptoms and unique losses, thorough medical documentation is especially important. We guide families through each step, coordinate with providers, and ensure the claim accounts for current and future needs. If a settlement requires court approval, we prepare the necessary paperwork and explain what to expect. Our goal is to protect the child’s rights while keeping the process as clear and supportive as possible.
Case value depends on many factors: the clarity of liability, the severity and duration of injuries, the impact on work and daily life, and the amount of available insurance coverage. Thorough documentation of medical care, recovery timeline, and future needs helps support a higher valuation. Non-economic harms like pain and loss of enjoyment also play a role and must be clearly presented. We begin with a careful assessment of liability and damages, then gather records to support each category. Once the file is complete, we prepare a detailed demand and negotiate with insurers. We will provide candid feedback about offers and discuss options for mediation or litigation if needed. Every case is unique, and we will work to pursue a result aligned with your goals.
We offer free consultations, and there are no attorney fees unless we recover compensation for you. Our contingency fee is a percentage of the recovery, which we discuss up front so you know what to expect. You can focus on healing without paying hourly rates or retainers. Case expenses, such as records or filing fees, are typically advanced by our firm and reimbursed from the recovery, which we explain in writing. If there is no recovery, you owe no attorney fees. We believe transparency and clear communication about costs help you make informed decisions. Call 651-615-3322 to learn more and get started.
Bring any documents you have: photos or videos of the scene and your injuries, medical records and bills, repair estimates, and insurance information. If you filed a report with law enforcement or a property owner, bring a copy. A list of providers you have seen, dates of visits, and symptoms you are experiencing is helpful. Preserve your bike and gear and bring photos if transporting them is not practical. If available, bring witness contact information and any communications from insurers. A short timeline of events before and after the crash can be useful. Do not worry if you do not have everything; we can help gather missing records. Our goal is to understand your situation, outline options, and build a plan that fits your needs.
