A van collision can change your day in a moment, leaving you with injuries, medical bills, and questions about what comes next. In Chaska and across Carver County, van crashes often involve complex insurance layers, multiple passengers, and commercial policies. Metro Law Offices helps injured people understand their options and move forward with confidence. We focus on the details that matter: getting your medical care organized, preserving evidence, and protecting your right to fair compensation. If you were hurt in a van accident anywhere in Chaska or nearby, you deserve clear guidance and prompt support right from the start.
This page explains how Minnesota law applies to van accidents, how insurance works, and what steps can help your case. Whether your crash involved a commuter van, shuttle, rideshare van, or a passenger van on local roads, we tailor our approach to the facts. We’ll cover timelines, common defenses, and what to expect during negotiations or litigation. Our goal is to reduce stress, keep you informed, and pursue the full value of your claim. When you’re ready to talk, Metro Law Offices offers a free consultation at 651-615-3322 to answer your questions and chart a path forward.
Van accident cases often involve more than one insurer, overlapping medical coverages, and questions about vehicle maintenance, driver training, and employer liability. Having a steady legal advocate helps you avoid common pitfalls, like recorded statements, premature releases, or delayed treatment that can undermine your claim. We coordinate No-Fault benefits, track missed wages, and document pain, limitations, and future care. With organized records and timely communication, your claim is presented accurately and persuasively. The result is a clearer process, fewer surprises, and a stronger position in settlement talks. You focus on healing while we handle the legal and insurance heavy lifting.
Metro Law Offices is a Minnesota personal injury law firm serving Chaska and surrounding communities. Our team brings years of advocacy on behalf of injured Minnesotans, from early claim setup through trial when necessary. We are known for practical communication, thorough case preparation, and steady client support. Van crash cases often require investigating commercial policies, employer relationships, and inspection records. We dig into those details while keeping you informed and prepared for each step. Our history includes meaningful settlements and jury results for injured clients. Most importantly, we aim to deliver attentive service and clear, reliable guidance during a difficult time.
Van accident representation centers on protecting your rights, organizing benefits, and building a compelling claim for compensation. In Minnesota, No-Fault (PIP) benefits typically pay initial medical bills and a portion of lost wages, regardless of fault. From there, claims may be pursued against the at-fault driver, the van’s owner, or an employer under vicarious liability. In Chaska, cases frequently involve commercial vans, church vans, rideshare vans, or passenger carriers. Each can raise unique issues, including policy limits, safety protocols, and maintenance practices. A targeted strategy identifies responsible parties, evaluates damages, and seeks fair recovery under Minnesota law.
Effective representation starts with timely action: reporting the crash, seeking medical care, and preserving key evidence like photos, dashcam footage, and witness information. We coordinate benefits, monitor treatment, and document how injuries affect daily life, work, and family. Insurers often challenge medical causation, prior conditions, or the extent of your limitations. Early, organized documentation helps overcome those arguments. If settlement is not fair, we prepare for litigation, including discovery, depositions, and motion practice. Throughout the process, we explain options and risks plainly, so you can make informed decisions that align with your goals and recovery needs.
A van accident claim is a civil claim seeking payment for injuries and losses caused by a negligent driver, vehicle owner, or employer. It typically includes medical expenses, wage loss, replacement services, and non-economic damages such as pain and loss of enjoyment. Minnesota’s No-Fault system pays certain benefits first, then fault-based claims may pursue additional compensation when legal thresholds are met. Van claims can involve multiple occupants, complex crash dynamics, and commercial coverages. The claim process investigates liability, establishes damages, and negotiates with insurers. If settlement fails to reflect the full impact, a lawsuit may be filed in the appropriate Minnesota court.
Strong van accident cases are built on timely medical care, clear liability evidence, and organized documentation of damages. Important elements include police reports, scene photos, vehicle inspections, and witness statements. We analyze driver logs, employer relationships, and maintenance or training records when a commercial van is involved. Process-wise, we coordinate No-Fault benefits, place insurers on notice, protect evidence, and handle communications to avoid missteps. We assess comparative fault, evaluate long-term medical needs, and consider policy limits. Thorough preparation supports effective negotiation; when necessary, we file suit and litigate to secure a fair outcome for our Chaska clients.
Minnesota uses a No-Fault system that pays certain benefits regardless of fault, but fault still matters for additional compensation. Threshold rules, comparative fault, and subrogation can significantly affect your recovery. Understanding the difference between first-party benefits and third-party claims helps you navigate treatment, wage loss documentation, and settlement timing. Van cases can add commercial insurance, employer liability, and additional investigations into safety practices. The glossary below clarifies common terms you’ll encounter. If any phrase is unclear, we’ll explain it in plain language and show how it applies to your case, so you can make confident, informed choices at every step.
No-Fault, also known as Personal Injury Protection (PIP), provides certain benefits regardless of who caused the crash. In Minnesota, it typically covers a portion of medical bills, wage loss, and essential replacement services up to policy limits. No-Fault is designed to get care started quickly, but it does not pay for everything. You may still pursue a claim against an at-fault party for additional losses such as pain, future medical needs, and full wage loss. Properly coordinating PIP with health insurance and third-party claims helps avoid denials, gaps in treatment, and reimbursement disputes later in the process.
The statute of limitations is the legal deadline for filing a lawsuit. In Minnesota, different deadlines may apply depending on the claim and policy language. Missing the deadline can bar your case, regardless of its merits. Because van accidents may involve multiple insurers and parties, identifying the correct time limits early is essential to protecting your rights. We track these deadlines, send timely notices, and ensure evidence is preserved. Even while pursuing settlement, we watch the calendar. If negotiations do not produce a fair result, filing suit before the deadline keeps your claim viable and maintains leverage for resolution.
Comparative fault is a rule that assigns each party a percentage of responsibility for a crash. In Minnesota, you can still recover damages if you are not more at fault than the other party, but your recovery may be reduced by your percentage. Insurers often argue a claimant shares blame to lower payouts. We gather scene evidence, witness accounts, and expert analyses when needed to challenge unfair allocations. By addressing speed, visibility, right-of-way, and vehicle condition, we aim to present a clear picture of what really happened. Properly handling comparative fault can significantly improve your final recovery.
Subrogation is the right of an insurer or benefit provider to be reimbursed from your settlement for amounts it paid on your behalf. Health insurers, No-Fault carriers, and government programs may assert liens. Managing subrogation early helps you avoid surprises at the end of your case. We confirm lien amounts, challenge improper claims, and negotiate reductions when possible, especially where the settlement is limited. Clear documentation of medical bills and payment sources supports accurate accounting. Proper subrogation handling helps maximize your net recovery, ensuring that the money you receive reflects the full value of your claim and future needs.
Some folks prefer minimal assistance, while others benefit from full-scope representation. A limited approach may be appropriate for minor injuries, straightforward liability, and quick resolution. Comprehensive representation can be valuable when injuries are more serious, multiple insurers are involved, or commercial policies and employer issues complicate matters. In Chaska van cases, layered coverage and disputed fault are common. We meet you where you are, explain the tradeoffs, and help you choose the approach that fits your goals. Regardless of scope, we aim for clear communication, timely action, and a strategy shaped around your medical recovery and life priorities.
If you suffered minor, short-lived injuries, liability is undisputed, and the at-fault insurer accepts responsibility, a limited approach could work. In these situations, treatment is brief, wage loss is minimal, and damages are easier to quantify. We can help you organize records, avoid missteps, and present a concise demand. This keeps costs in check and can lead to a timely resolution without extensive litigation. Even in limited-scope situations, we focus on proper documentation and fair valuation, so you are not leaving money on the table. If complications arise, we can expand our role to fit your evolving needs.
When your claim involves a single insurer, standard coverages, and cooperative adjusters, a streamlined path is possible. We advise on medical documentation, wage verification, and timely submission of records. Insurers often move faster when liability is clear and damages are well organized. This approach focuses on efficiency while still protecting your rights. If negotiations stall or new issues arise, such as unexpected medical findings or coverage disputes, we can reassess and shift to comprehensive representation. Our goal is to match the legal effort to the complexity of your case, ensuring you receive attentive service without unnecessary delay or expense.
Severe injuries, prolonged treatment, or lasting limitations call for a broader strategy. These cases require careful documentation of future care, vocational losses, and the day-to-day impact on your life. Insurers often push back hard on larger claims, challenging causation and necessity of care. We coordinate medical opinions, address comparative fault, and evaluate all available coverages, including commercial and employer policies. In-depth preparation strengthens negotiations and sets the stage for litigation if needed. Our comprehensive approach is built to secure a result that reflects the full scope of your injuries and the real-world challenges you now face.
Van crashes frequently involve multiple passengers, commercial owners, or employers, which can trigger complex insurance questions and finger-pointing among defendants. Disputed fault, missing records, or inconsistent witness accounts make early investigation vital. We issue preservation letters, seek vehicle data, and explore maintenance, training, and supervision practices. When insurers argue over responsibility, we coordinate the case to keep momentum. Comprehensive representation helps you navigate overlapping coverages, potential cross-claims, and tight filing deadlines. By managing the moving parts, we aim to protect your claim’s value and reduce the stress that comes with a complicated, multi-party situation.
A comprehensive approach aligns strategy, documentation, and timing. We work closely with your providers to ensure your medical story is clear, evaluate wage and vocational impacts, and gather evidence that supports liability. This level of preparation deters low offers and positions your claim for meaningful negotiation. It also keeps you informed, with regular updates and clear explanations of each step. When needed, we involve qualified professionals to support damages and future care planning. The end result is a claim presented with depth and clarity, reflecting the full scope of what you and your family are experiencing.
Comprehensive representation also addresses end-of-case details that can affect your final outcome. We manage subrogation and liens, verify all bills and payments, and work to reduce repayment claims where appropriate. By handling these issues proactively, you avoid last-minute surprises and receive a clean, accurate accounting. If litigation is necessary, thorough groundwork supports depositions, motions, and trial preparation. Even if your case resolves at mediation, careful case development increases the likelihood of a fair settlement. Throughout the process, our focus remains on timely communication, solid documentation, and a plan tailored to your goals and recovery.
Well-prepared claims settle better. When records are complete, damages are clearly explained, and liability is supported by credible evidence, insurers have less room to discount your case. We organize medical timelines, clarify causation, and quantify wage loss and future needs. This clarity reduces disputes and creates momentum toward resolution. If an adjuster still undervalues the claim, our preparation makes the transition to litigation smoother. A strong negotiation position does not rely on pressure alone; it comes from facts, documentation, and a persuasive presentation that connects the evidence to the real impact on your daily life.
Communication keeps cases on track. We set expectations early, outline your role, and schedule regular updates so you always know what is happening. By anticipating insurer tactics and addressing coverage issues up front, we reduce delays and unexpected hurdles. Our team coordinates with providers, tracks deadlines, and confirms that all damages are documented before settlement talks begin. This transparency helps you make confident decisions at each stage. With fewer surprises, you can focus on medical recovery and daily life in Chaska, while we steward the legal process with a steady, organized plan tailored to your circumstances.
Prompt medical attention protects your health and your claim. Even if pain seems manageable, underlying injuries can worsen without treatment. Early exams create a record that links the crash to your symptoms. Share your full history with providers and follow their recommendations. Keep copies of bills, referrals, and work notes. Insurers often question gaps in care or missed appointments, so consistency matters. If transportation or scheduling is difficult, tell us so we can help problem-solve. Document daily limitations in a simple journal. These steps show how the crash affects your life and support a fair evaluation of your damages.
Accurate documentation of lost income and expenses strengthens your claim. Ask your employer for a letter that shows your position, rate, hours missed, and any accommodations. Keep receipts for medications, medical equipment, transportation, and household help. Replacement services can be compensable when you cannot perform tasks you handled before the crash. If you are self-employed, gather invoices, bank statements, and tax records to show income trends. Clear financial records help us calculate damages and respond to insurer challenges. When your information is organized, settlement talks are more productive and reflect the real costs you are carrying.
After a van crash, you’re facing medical decisions, time away from work, and calls from insurance adjusters. Having a local Minnesota firm helps level the playing field. We understand how No-Fault interacts with health insurance, how to document damages, and how to respond to common tactics that can reduce payouts. We also know the roads, weather patterns, and local providers in and around Chaska, which can be valuable for case development. With us managing the legal and insurance details, you can focus on healing while we pursue a resolution that matches the real impact of your injuries.
Van collisions can involve a mix of commercial coverage, employer liability, and multiple injured passengers. Those moving parts can be overwhelming without guidance. We coordinate benefits, investigate fault, and prepare your claim for meaningful negotiations. If voluntary settlement falls short, we are ready to litigate and press your case. Along the way, we communicate in plain language and provide realistic timelines. Our approach is built around preparation and transparency. If you want clarity, steady support, and a plan that reflects your priorities, talking with Metro Law Offices is a good first step toward getting life back on track.
Chaska sees a mix of traffic, from residential streets to busier corridors where vans carry workers, students, and families. Claims often arise from rear-end impacts, unsafe lane changes, distracted driving, and winter conditions that magnify stopping distances. Commercial vans may involve scheduling pressures or unfamiliar routes, while passenger vans can be top-heavy and prone to rollover when overloaded or driven too fast for conditions. Rental and rideshare vans add coverage layers that must be sorted out early. When these factors combine, injuries can be significant and responsibility contested, making timely legal help an important safeguard for your rights.
When a business owns or operates the van, additional issues arise, including employer responsibility, driver screening, training, and maintenance practices. We look for logs, inspection records, and dispatch data that may shed light on scheduling pressures or unsafe policies. Commercial policies can provide higher limits, but insurers often defend aggressively. Early preservation of evidence helps counter arguments and prevent records from disappearing. By evaluating all potential defendants, we aim to access the full range of insurance coverage. This thorough approach protects your claim’s value and helps ensure that unsafe practices are brought to light and addressed appropriately.
Rideshare and shuttle vans can involve multiple carriers and changing coverage depending on whether an app was on, a ride was accepted, or passengers were onboard. Passenger vans used by schools, churches, or community groups may have distinct policies and risk management procedures. We identify active coverages, coordinate medical benefits, and clarify which insurer is responsible at each stage. Gathering passenger statements and driver communications can be key. Because these claims involve numerous people and policies, communication can become confusing. We step in to centralize information, protect your interests, and push the claim forward without unnecessary delay.
Minnesota winters create challenges for van drivers, including reduced traction, black ice, and longer stopping distances. While weather contributes to crashes, drivers and owners still must act reasonably for conditions, adjust speed, and maintain equipment like tires and brakes. We evaluate whether the driver operated safely, whether the van had proper maintenance, and whether route planning accounted for conditions. Photos of the scene, weather reports, and witness accounts help establish what was reasonable. Insurers may blame the weather alone, but careful investigation can reveal decision-making that contributed to the crash, supporting your right to fair compensation.
Local knowledge matters. We understand how Minnesota’s No-Fault rules interact with third-party claims and how to present your damages effectively. Our team is thorough, responsive, and practical. We investigate liability, manage insurance communications, and prepare your case for a strong result. With us, you get consistent updates, realistic timelines, and a strategy built around your goals. Whether your case resolves through negotiation or requires litigation, we are prepared to move forward with purpose and care.
We are committed to clear communication. From the first call, we explain the process, set expectations, and identify early steps that protect your claim. We help coordinate medical care, wage documentation, and benefits so that nothing falls through the cracks. You will always know the status of your case and what comes next. This approach keeps you in control, reduces stress, and provides confidence that your claim is moving in the right direction.
Preparation drives results. We collect the records, statements, and evidence needed to present a full picture of your injuries and losses. When the opposing side sees a case that is organized and well supported, fair resolutions become more likely. If settlement is not appropriate, we are ready to litigate. From start to finish, our focus is on protecting your rights, honoring your time, and pursuing outcomes that reflect the real impact this crash has had on your life.
We follow a clear, three-phase process: investigation and setup, claim building and negotiation, and litigation and resolution. At each phase, we keep you informed and involved. Early steps include coordinating benefits, securing evidence, and mapping out a treatment plan. As the case matures, we document damages, evaluate settlement options, and prepare for mediation. If a fair resolution is not offered, we file suit and move into discovery and trial preparation. Throughout, our priorities are communication, preparation, and steady advocacy for Chaska clients and their families.
We start by meeting with you to understand the crash, injuries, and immediate needs. We notify insurers, coordinate No-Fault benefits, and collect critical evidence while it’s fresh. This includes police reports, photos, witness names, and where appropriate, requests for commercial records. We help schedule follow-up care and explain what documentation will be useful later. Our goal is to stabilize the situation, prevent mistakes, and build a strong foundation for your claim. With a plan in place, you can focus on treatment while we manage the details and deadlines.
Minnesota No-Fault can cover early medical bills and some wage loss. We help you complete forms correctly, submit records on time, and avoid gaps that can delay payment. We also coordinate with health insurance and providers to keep care moving. If transportation or work limitations are an issue, we discuss options for documentation and accommodations. Early organization of benefits helps reduce stress and prevents disputes that can surface later in the claim. With the essentials handled, we turn to evidence that supports liability and long-term damages.
Good evidence supports fair outcomes. We gather photographs, video, and witness statements, and when a commercial van is involved, we seek maintenance, training, and dispatch records. We monitor vehicle inspections and consider whether outside professionals are needed for reconstruction. We also review your medical history to address insurer arguments about pre-existing conditions. This early diligence clarifies who is responsible and how the crash affected you. With evidence secured, we are positioned to build damages and counter common defenses that can reduce the value of a claim.
As treatment progresses, we compile medical records, wage information, and out-of-pocket costs into a clear damages package. We prepare a demand that explains liability, connects the medical story to the crash, and quantifies losses, including future care when appropriate. Negotiations follow, with careful evaluation of offers and discussion of options. If settlement talks stall, we consider mediation or prepare for litigation. Throughout, we advise you on the strengths, risks, and timing so you can make informed decisions about next steps.
We work with your providers to ensure records fully describe diagnoses, treatment, and limitations. We collect wage verification, calculate lost income, and identify replacement services. When needed, we obtain opinions about future medical needs and how injuries affect your work and daily life. This careful documentation supports settlement values and helps a jury understand your story if litigation becomes necessary. We also track subrogation and liens to avoid surprises and preserve your net recovery at the end of the case.
We handle communications with insurers to prevent misunderstandings and protect your claim. Our demand outlines liability, damages, and supporting evidence. We evaluate offers against medical findings, wage loss, and comparable case outcomes. If an offer undervalues your claim, we explain why and push for improvement, or we pivot to mediation or litigation. You remain involved and informed throughout. By controlling the flow of information and maintaining a unified record, we keep negotiations focused on the facts and the real impact of the crash on your life.
If fair settlement is not possible, we file suit and advance the case through discovery, depositions, and motion practice. We continue to evaluate settlement options while preparing for trial. Mediation can resolve many cases, but if a verdict is necessary, we present a clear, organized story supported by records and testimony. After resolution, we finalize lien negotiations and accounting to help maximize your net recovery. Our aim is a fair result delivered with steady communication and respect for your time and goals.
Litigation requires careful planning. We draft pleadings, serve parties, and develop a discovery plan that targets the evidence that matters most. Depositions clarify disputed facts and preserve testimony. Motions may resolve legal issues or shape what the jury sees. Throughout, we continue evaluating settlement opportunities while preparing for the possibility of trial. You’ll receive updates, explanations of each step, and guidance on how to prepare for your own role in the process.
Many cases settle at mediation when both sides have a full picture of the facts and risks. If trial is necessary, we present evidence clearly and respectfully. After resolution, we confirm final medical bills, address liens, and provide a detailed accounting. Our goal is to close your case cleanly, minimize delays, and deliver a result that reflects your injuries and future needs. We remain available to answer questions and support you as you move forward after the case.
First, check for injuries and call 911. Seek medical care even if symptoms seem mild; some injuries surface later. Exchange information with drivers and witnesses, take photos or video, and note weather and road conditions. Avoid discussing fault at the scene. If possible, capture the van’s company name or plate. Notify your insurer, but do not give a recorded statement to the other side before speaking with a lawyer. Early documentation helps link injuries to the crash and preserves key facts. Next, protect your benefits. Minnesota No-Fault can cover initial medical bills and some wage loss. Complete forms carefully and keep copies of everything. Contact Metro Law Offices for a free consultation at 651-615-3322. We’ll explain next steps, coordinate benefits, and help prevent mistakes that could limit your claim. With prompt action and organized records, you can focus on recovery while we handle legal and insurance issues.
Minnesota No-Fault, or PIP, pays certain benefits regardless of fault. It typically covers initial medical bills, a portion of lost wages, and essential services up to policy limits. You still may pursue additional damages from the at-fault party if you meet Minnesota’s threshold requirements. Coordinating PIP with health insurance and provider billing can reduce delays and disputes, ensuring care continues smoothly. Van accidents often involve multiple policies, including commercial coverage. We help you submit proper documentation, track payments, and avoid double billing. If your PIP limits are reached, we explore additional avenues to cover ongoing care and lost income. Proper coordination also protects your net recovery by managing subrogation and liens later in the process. Clear guidance early can make a significant difference in both your treatment and the value of your final claim.
Potentially responsible parties include the van driver, the van owner, and, in commercial situations, the employer under vicarious liability. Maintenance contractors, manufacturers, or other drivers may also share responsibility depending on the facts. Identifying every accountable party ensures access to all available insurance coverage and a fair assessment of fault. We investigate driver conduct, training, maintenance records, and route planning where applicable. In multi-vehicle crashes, we analyze scene evidence and witness statements to clarify how events unfolded. Early preservation of records and timely notices are essential. By examining each link in the chain—driver behavior, vehicle condition, and organizational policies—we build a comprehensive picture that strengthens negotiation and prepares the case for litigation if needed.
You are not required to give a recorded statement to the opposing insurer, and doing so can harm your claim. Adjusters may ask leading questions or focus on gaps in symptoms to minimize your injuries. Politely decline and refer them to your attorney. You should cooperate with your own insurer as required by your policy, but we can help guide that process. By allowing us to handle communications, you reduce the risk of misstatements and ensure information is shared accurately. We prepare you for any necessary interviews and provide records that fairly reflect your medical situation and the facts of the crash. This approach keeps the claim focused on evidence and protects your rights during settlement negotiations.
Deadlines vary by claim type and policy, so it’s best to consult early. In general, Minnesota law sets a statute of limitations for personal injury claims that can bar your case if missed. Contractual limits in insurance policies may also impose earlier deadlines for certain claims. Because van accidents can involve multiple policies and parties, determining all applicable deadlines is essential. We track timelines from day one, issue notices, and preserve evidence. While we pursue settlement where appropriate, we also prepare to file suit if needed to protect your rights. Even if you think there is plenty of time, early action often leads to better evidence and a stronger claim. A quick call to 651-615-3322 can help clarify your specific deadlines.
Recoverable damages may include medical expenses, wage loss, replacement services, and out-of-pocket costs. In fault-based claims, you may also seek compensation for pain, emotional distress, loss of enjoyment, and future care needs. The scope depends on your injuries, the impact on daily life and work, and available insurance coverage. Documentation is key to substantiating each category. We gather medical records, wage verification, and statements from providers to show how the crash affects you now and in the future. In serious cases, we consult vocational and medical professionals to evaluate long-term consequences. Insurers often question causation and necessity of treatment; organized, credible documentation helps overcome those arguments and supports a fair resolution of your claim.
Possibly not. If injuries are minor, liability is clear, and treatment resolves quickly, limited assistance may be enough. We can advise on documentation and settlement basics so you’re not leaving value on the table. If complications arise—delayed symptoms, disputed liability, or coverage issues—we can expand our role to match your needs. That said, even minor cases can be derailed by missteps, like recorded statements or gaps in care. A brief consultation can help you avoid those pitfalls. We’ll discuss options that fit your comfort level and the complexity of your situation. If you’re unsure, call 651-615-3322 and we’ll help you weigh the pros and cons of handling a minor claim on your own.
Commercial van cases often involve employer responsibility, higher insurance limits, and records related to maintenance, training, and dispatch. Multiple adjusters or carriers may be involved, each with different priorities. These cases can require quick preservation of data and a broader investigation to fully understand what happened and why. Rideshare and shuttle vans add coverage layers that change depending on whether a trip was accepted or passengers were present. We identify which policies apply at each stage and coordinate benefits so your treatment and wage loss do not stall. The added complexity makes early, organized action important to protect your claim’s value and ensure all responsible parties are held to account.
Minnesota follows a comparative fault system. You can recover damages if you are not more at fault than the other party, but your recovery may be reduced by your percentage of responsibility. Insurers sometimes overstate a claimant’s fault to lower payouts, especially in multi-vehicle scenarios. We gather scene evidence, witness statements, and, when helpful, accident reconstruction to challenge unfair allocations. By presenting a clear narrative of speed, visibility, right-of-way, and vehicle condition, we aim to show how the crash truly occurred. Even if you share some responsibility, careful case development can protect significant value and support a fair settlement or verdict.
We handle van accident cases on a contingency fee, which means you pay no attorney’s fees unless we recover compensation for you. We also offer a free, no-obligation consultation to explain how fees and case costs work in your situation. During the consultation, we discuss scope options, including limited assistance for simpler claims. Case costs—such as records, experts, and court fees—are typically advanced by our firm and reimbursed from the recovery, subject to your agreement. We provide clear, written terms so you know what to expect. If you have questions about affordability or scope, call 651-615-3322 and we will walk you through the options that fit your needs.
