A sudden collision on Highway 7, a busy intersection near the grain elevators, or a rear‑end crash on a neighborhood street in Clara City can change everything in a moment. Medical bills start arriving, work time is lost, and insurance adjusters call before you even feel ready to talk. Metro Law Offices helps drivers, passengers, and rideshare riders across Chippewa County understand their options and move forward with confidence. We offer clear guidance on Minnesota’s no‑fault system, fault-based claims, and the steps needed to protect your health and money. If you were hurt in a car accident in or around Clara City, our team is here to listen, explain your choices, and help you take the next right step.
Minnesota law provides important protections after a car crash, but the process can feel overwhelming when you are in pain or without transportation. Our Clara City-focused approach centers on timely medical care, thorough documentation, and strategic communication with insurers. We work with local providers and understand how claims play out in Chippewa County and surrounding courts. Whether you were a passenger in a rideshare, hit by a distracted driver, or injured in a multi‑vehicle pileup, we tailor a plan that fits your situation. Metro Law Offices offers free consultations and practical advice from day one, so you can focus on recovery while we focus on the details that keep your claim moving.
After a collision, the choices you make in the first days can shape your outcome. Early guidance helps you avoid common pitfalls, like giving recorded statements too soon, missing key deadlines, or overlooking benefits available under Minnesota’s no‑fault rules. With focused support, your medical care is prioritized, evidence is preserved, and communications with insurers stay consistent and documented. You gain a clear plan for recovering medical costs, wage loss, and other damages when the facts support them. In a small community like Clara City, having a calm, steady advocate can reduce stress, keep paperwork organized, and position your claim for a fair resolution without unnecessary delays.
Metro Law Offices is a Minnesota Personal Injury Law Firm serving Clara City and Chippewa County with attentive, client‑first service. We focus on car, passenger, and rideshare injury claims, coordinating care and claims so injured people can concentrate on healing. From first call to final resolution, we keep you informed and involved, explaining options in plain language and setting realistic expectations. Our approach combines local insight with thorough preparation, aiming to resolve matters efficiently while being ready to press forward when needed. If you prefer a straightforward, responsive team that treats your case with care, call 651-615-3322 to schedule a free consultation and learn how we can help.
Car accident representation means protecting your rights from the moment you contact us. We help you navigate Minnesota’s no‑fault benefits for initial medical care and wage loss, then evaluate whether a fault-based claim is appropriate for pain and suffering and other losses. Our team gathers medical records, photos, witness information, and vehicle data to build a clear picture of what happened. We communicate with insurers, track deadlines, and coordinate coverage questions, including rideshare policies when Uber or Lyft is involved. Throughout the process, you remain in control. We explain each step, provide options, and help you choose the path that aligns with your goals and recovery.
For Clara City residents, a local perspective matters. Collisions often involve familiar roads, weather conditions, farm traffic, or seasonal construction. We account for these realities and tailor our strategy to them. If you are a passenger, your claim may involve multiple insurers, including the driver’s, another vehicle’s, and no‑fault benefits. Rideshare cases add layers, depending on whether the app was on, a trip was accepted, or the passenger was onboard. We sort those details and identify which policy applies at each stage. Our goal is to reduce confusion, support your medical recovery, and pursue fair compensation wherever the evidence and Minnesota law allow.
Car accident representation typically includes advising you on no‑fault (PIP) benefits, documenting injuries, valuing losses, and presenting your claim to the proper insurers. In many cases, we begin by helping you access medical coverage and wage loss under Minnesota’s no‑fault system, regardless of who caused the crash. We then assess liability, examine police reports, and consult available records to determine whether a fault-based claim is appropriate. If settlement talks are productive, we work to resolve your matter outside court. When needed, we prepare litigation and advocate through each phase. At every step, you receive updates, practical guidance, and clear explanations of timelines and choices.
Although every case is different, strong claims often share core steps: prompt medical attention, thorough documentation, careful communication with insurers, and consistent follow‑up. Early records link your injuries to the crash, while photographs, scene details, and witness names help confirm liability. Minnesota imposes time limits for bringing claims, and some rideshare policies require timely notice. Acting quickly protects both benefits and evidence. We coordinate statements, obtain medical records, and assemble a demand package that clearly explains your injuries, treatment, and losses. When negotiation begins, we present your story with organized proof, evaluate offers, and advise you on settlement or litigation options as circumstances evolve.
Minnesota car accident claims use terms that can be confusing without context. Understanding them helps you make informed choices and avoid missteps. No‑fault (PIP) benefits typically address initial medical care and wage loss, regardless of fault. Fault-based claims may permit recovery for pain and suffering and other damages when legal thresholds are met. Comparative fault can reduce recovery if responsibility is shared among drivers. Policy terms like bodily injury coverage, uninsured motorist coverage, and underinsured motorist coverage determine which insurer pays and in what order. Our team explains these concepts in plain language and applies them to the specific facts of your Clara City collision.
No‑fault, often called Personal Injury Protection (PIP), is Minnesota’s system that helps pay for medical treatment and certain economic losses after a crash, regardless of who caused it. These benefits can include coverage for doctor visits, therapy, prescriptions, and a portion of lost wages. Because PIP applies quickly, it can keep care moving while liability is investigated. PIP does not typically resolve all losses; it is one layer in a broader claim. When injuries and facts support it, a separate fault-based claim may address pain and suffering and other damages. We help you apply for PIP promptly and coordinate benefits so bills are handled correctly.
A statute of limitations sets the time limit for starting a lawsuit. In Minnesota, the window varies by claim type, and additional rules may apply when government entities or unique insurance issues are involved. Waiting too long can limit options, reduce leverage in negotiations, or bar recovery entirely. Acting early also preserves evidence, like scene photos, dashcam footage, and vehicle data, which may be deleted or lost over time. While many injury claims allow several years, it is safer to evaluate deadlines as soon as possible based on your facts. We review timelines at the start so your case planning accounts for all applicable requirements.
Comparative fault is the idea that more than one person can share responsibility for a crash. Under Minnesota law, your recovery can be reduced by your percentage of fault, and in some circumstances, recovery may be barred if your share is too high compared to others. Insurers often raise comparative fault to lower payouts, pointing to speed, distraction, or lane position. Thorough investigation helps counter unsupported claims and aligns settlement talks with the actual evidence. We gather photographs, roadway measurements, medical documentation, and witness accounts to clarify what happened and present a fair allocation of responsibility grounded in reliable information.
Bodily Injury (BI) liability coverage is the part of an auto policy that pays for injuries others suffer when the insured driver is legally responsible. In some crashes, BI coverage from the at‑fault driver becomes available after your no‑fault benefits. The amount available depends on the policy limits in place at the time of the collision. When injuries exceed those limits, additional sources—such as underinsured motorist coverage—may come into play. Understanding how BI coverage interacts with no‑fault, medical payments, and other policies helps you access all available recovery paths. We analyze policy language and sequence claims to protect your interests.
Some Clara City crashes can be handled directly with insurers, especially when injuries are minor and liability is undisputed. Other cases benefit from legal help, particularly where medical care is ongoing, liability is contested, or multiple policies are involved. Going it alone may seem faster, but it can lead to missed benefits or undervalued claims if documentation is incomplete. Hiring counsel adds structure: deadlines are tracked, evidence is preserved, and communications are coordinated. We start with a free consultation to assess your situation, outline practical options, and respect your choice. If you move forward with us, we tailor our approach to the complexity of your claim.
If your vehicle sustained minimal damage, you felt fine at the scene, and a prompt medical check finds no injury, handling the property claim directly with your insurer might be reasonable. Keep communication simple and factual, submit repair estimates, and preserve photos of the damage and scene. Watch for delayed symptoms; if pain develops, seek medical attention and update the insurer immediately. Even in straightforward situations, documenting everything protects you in case new issues arise. If questions about diminished value, rental coverage, or a sudden dispute come up, a quick call to our office can clarify next steps and options.
When the other driver admits fault, the police report is consistent with your account, and the insurer makes timely, reasonable payments for medical care under no‑fault and property damage repairs, a limited approach can work. Keep a claim diary, save all correspondence, and confirm key conversations by email. Before accepting any settlement that closes your bodily injury claim, review whether treatment is complete and whether wage loss or future care could become an issue. If the offer feels rushed or incomplete, we can evaluate it at no cost and help you decide whether to continue negotiating or escalate the claim.
Neck and back injuries, concussions, fractures, or symptoms that worsen over time often require coordinated care, careful documentation, and structured communication with insurers. When recovery extends for months, the risk of gaps in treatment, missed wage-loss proof, or undervalued pain and suffering increases. Full-scope representation organizes records, tracks bills, and presents a complete picture of your losses. We communicate with providers, clarify billing issues, and ensure the settlement demand reflects both present and likely future needs. This approach aims to reduce stress, keep your claim on schedule, and avoid accepting an offer before your condition is understood.
When insurers disagree about who caused the crash, or several vehicles, a rideshare, or a commercial truck are involved, claims become complex quickly. Each insurer may point to another policy, causing delays or partial payments. We investigate thoroughly, secure statements, preserve electronic data when available, and analyze coverage to determine which policies apply and in what order. By assembling a clear record and addressing disputes early, we help keep your claim moving and protect your rights. If negotiations stall, we prepare for litigation with a plan that aligns with your goals and the facts, always keeping you informed and in control.
A comprehensive strategy brings order to a stressful time. From the start, we map out medical care, benefits, and documentation needs, so nothing slips through the cracks. We coordinate no‑fault, health insurance, and, when appropriate, fault-based claims to minimize out‑of‑pocket costs and coverage gaps. Thorough records support fair valuation of pain and suffering, wage loss, and future care when the law allows those recoveries. Clear communication reduces surprises, and regular updates help you plan life around appointments and deadlines. This structured approach promotes efficient negotiation and positions your case for a better outcome, whether through settlement or, if necessary, litigation.
Another benefit is leverage. Organized evidence, consistent medical documentation, and a well-supported demand package encourage insurers to consider the full scope of your losses. When the claim file tells a clear, verified story, it is easier to challenge low offers and point to proof that supports your position. Should questions arise about liability or preexisting conditions, we respond with accurate records and timelines. If a rideshare policy applies, we address those requirements and preserve relevant data. Ultimately, a comprehensive approach saves time by reducing back‑and‑forth and aligns each step of your claim with the outcome you want to pursue.
Strong cases begin with solid proof. We gather photos, scene measurements where needed, repair estimates, medical records, and witness information to support how the crash occurred and how it affected you. Timely treatment links symptoms to the collision, while consistent notes from providers help explain ongoing limitations. If rideshare data or vehicle event information is available, we work to preserve it. Organized files let us present a detailed, accurate account during negotiations, making it easier to push back on assumptions and focus the discussion on facts. This preparation also shortens the time needed to respond to insurer questions or challenges.
Coordinating claims prevents missed opportunities and duplicate billing. We align no‑fault, health insurance, liability, uninsured motorist, and underinsured motorist claims so benefits flow in the proper order. When it is time to negotiate, we submit a demand that clearly outlines injuries, treatment, wage loss, and the human impact of the crash. Our communications remain professional and consistent, reducing delays and positioning your claim for a fair conversation. If offers fall short, we explain your options and the likely impact of waiting, mediating, or filing suit. You remain the decision‑maker, and we supply the information needed to choose with confidence.
Call 911, request a report, and photograph vehicles, license plates, road conditions, and visible injuries. Ask for names and contact information for witnesses and the investigating officer. If you are in a rideshare, screenshot your trip details and driver information. Seek medical care right away—even mild symptoms can evolve over the next day or two. Save every receipt and keep a simple diary of pain, missed work, and activities you cannot do. Early, thorough documentation prevents disputes later and strengthens both no‑fault claims and any fault-based claim you may bring under Minnesota law.
After your initial report, let us handle routine communications. Adjusters may request recorded statements or broad medical authorizations that can affect your claim. We make sure information is accurate, complete, and appropriately limited to the issues at hand. If multiple insurers are involved—such as a rideshare policy plus other vehicles’ coverage—we coordinate statements and deadlines so nothing is missed. This keeps you from fielding repeated calls and reduces the risk of inconsistent details. With communications streamlined, you can focus on recovery while we manage the flow of information and advocate for a fair process.
Many people start out handling claims alone, then discover unexpected hurdles: conflicting adjuster requests, surprise bills, or pressure to settle before treatment ends. A Clara City-focused lawyer can clarify which benefits apply, track deadlines, and help you avoid common mistakes that lower claim value. If a rideshare or multiple cars are involved, coordinating policies becomes more complicated. We analyze coverage and assemble evidence so your injuries and losses are presented clearly. From phone calls to paperwork, we take on the administrative load, keeping your case organized while you concentrate on healing and getting back to daily life.
You may also want help understanding what a fair offer looks like in Minnesota. Valuing pain and suffering, future care, and wage loss requires context, especially when symptoms ebb and flow. We monitor your medical progress, gather provider opinions when appropriate, and present a demand that reflects the full impact of the crash. If negotiations stall, we discuss mediation or litigation and the pros and cons of each path. Our goal is to give you clear choices and the information to make them confidently. With Metro Law Offices, you have a steady guide from first call to final resolution.
Legal support often makes a difference when symptoms linger, liability is disputed, or multiple insurers are involved. Passengers in rideshare vehicles may face layered coverage questions, while hit‑and‑run victims need guidance on uninsured motorist claims and police follow‑ups. People with neck or back pain, concussion symptoms, or fractures benefit from coordinated documentation as treatment progresses. Claims also become more complex when there is limited property damage but significant injury, or when preexisting conditions are aggravated by the crash. In each situation, we align medical records, witness statements, and policy details to tell a clear story and protect your rights.
Rideshare cases involve different coverage depending on the driver’s app status and whether a trip was in progress. As a passenger, you may have access to a rideshare policy in addition to other insurance, but timely notice and proper documentation are essential. We capture trip data, confirm the applicable policy period, and coordinate no‑fault benefits for medical bills. If another driver is at fault, we pursue that claim as well. Our team keeps the paperwork organized, so you do not have to juggle multiple adjusters while you recover. The goal is to secure benefits efficiently and present a complete, supported claim.
When the at‑fault driver cannot be identified or lacks coverage, uninsured motorist (UM) benefits may apply. Prompt reporting to your insurer and the police can make a meaningful difference. We help document the incident, gather available camera footage, and work with law enforcement when appropriate. If injuries are significant, coordinating no‑fault and UM claims keeps bills moving while the investigation continues. We also address property damage questions and rental needs where coverage permits. Our focus is on preserving your rights, organizing proof of loss, and advancing your claim with your insurer in a professional, timely manner.
Soft‑tissue injuries, whiplash, and concussions can be misunderstood or minimized if records are incomplete. Early evaluation and consistent follow‑up help connect symptoms to the collision and document progress. We encourage clients to describe how injuries affect sleep, work, and daily activities, since these details matter when valuing a claim. If imaging, specialist referrals, or therapy are recommended, we coordinate records and ensure insurers receive accurate updates. Our aim is to present a clear, supported picture of your injuries and recovery timeline, allowing insurers to evaluate the full impact rather than focusing only on initial emergency room notes.
Local focus and practical guidance define our approach. We understand how Minnesota’s no‑fault system works in real life and how to coordinate benefits without added stress. From arranging medical records to organizing wage‑loss proof, we manage the details and keep your claim on track. You receive clear explanations of options at every stage, with transparent communication about risks and timelines. We value your time, set realistic expectations, and make it easy to reach us with questions. This steady, client‑centered method helps move claims forward efficiently while protecting your long‑term interests.
Complex coverage questions are our daily work. When rideshare policies, uninsured motorist coverage, or disputed liability threaten to slow progress, we respond with organized evidence and persistent follow‑up. We prepare thoughtful demand packages that reflect the full impact of your injuries and the human story behind them. If negotiations stall, we discuss next steps, from mediation to litigation, and explain the pros and cons of each path. With Metro Law Offices, you have a committed team coordinating strategy and execution so nothing falls through the cracks while you focus on healing and rebuilding your routine.
Accessibility matters. You deserve timely updates, prompt answers, and a team that listens. We offer flexible communication—phone, email, or virtual meetings—so you can connect in the way that works best. Our fee structure is contingency‑based, meaning you pay nothing upfront and we only earn a fee if we obtain a recovery for you. That aligns our goals with yours and keeps the focus on results. If you want responsive support and clear direction from start to finish, call 651-615-3322 to schedule your free consultation. We are ready to help, today.
We start by listening to your story and reviewing available records, then outline a plan tailored to your goals. First, we secure no‑fault benefits and stabilize medical billing. Next, we gather evidence to evaluate liability, damages, and available coverage, including any rideshare policy. We present a clear demand package and negotiate with insurers, keeping you informed at every step. If settlement is not appropriate, we discuss litigation and move forward with a strategy that fits your case. Throughout, you can expect steady communication, practical guidance, and a focus on returning control and peace of mind to your life.
Your first call sets the foundation. We review the crash details, medical needs, and insurance information to identify immediate priorities. Our team explains Minnesota no‑fault benefits and how to access them, then outlines potential next steps for any fault-based claim. We discuss timelines, what documents to gather, and how to handle insurer communications. If rideshare coverage may apply, we preserve trip data and confirm policy status. By the end of this step, you will have a customized plan for treatment, documentation, and claim management, designed to protect your rights while you focus on getting well.
We begin by understanding what happened and how the crash affected you. We review photos, the police report, medical visits, and any messages from insurers. If witnesses exist, we work to preserve their accounts. We also identify relevant insurance policies—yours, the other driver’s, and any rideshare coverage—to map out available benefits. This information allows us to set priorities, such as scheduling medical follow‑ups or arranging vehicle inspection. With the facts organized, we can move quickly to secure benefits and begin building a persuasive, well‑documented claim grounded in reliable evidence from day one.
We promptly notify your no‑fault carrier and any other insurers that may be involved, confirming claim numbers and contact information. Early and accurate notice helps avoid coverage disputes and ensures bills are routed properly. We guide you on what to say—and what not to say—so recorded statements do not get ahead of your medical picture. For rideshare cases, we confirm the driver’s status and secure applicable policy details. With notice sent and benefits started, you can concentrate on treatment while we manage communications and make sure the claim stays organized and on schedule.
As treatment progresses, we collect medical records, wage statements, and out‑of‑pocket receipts to document your losses. We also evaluate liability, consult available data, and address comparative-fault arguments raised by insurers. When your condition stabilizes or your provider can explain future needs, we prepare a detailed demand package with supporting proof. Negotiations focus on the full value of the claim under Minnesota law. You receive practical advice about offers and timing, and we adjust strategy as needed. If mediation could help, we explain the process and coordinate logistics to keep the claim moving toward resolution.
Accurate, complete documentation is essential. We request medical records and bills, confirm diagnoses, and outline the course of care. When appropriate, we obtain provider statements describing restrictions, future treatment, or lingering symptoms. We also verify wage loss, gather employment letters, and account for mileage or other expenses related to treatment. Photos and repair estimates help illustrate the crash forces. This evidence becomes the backbone of your demand package, providing a clear, comprehensive view of the harm caused and the resources needed to move forward with your life after the collision.
With evidence assembled, we submit a demand and open structured negotiations. We respond to insurer questions, challenge undervaluation, and rely on records—not assumptions—to support your position. If a gap remains between offers and fair value, mediation can provide a confidential forum to test positions and explore solutions. Throughout, we provide candid guidance about risks, costs, and timing so you can make informed decisions. Our goal is a resolution that reflects your injuries, treatment, wage loss, and the daily impact of the crash, achieved as efficiently as the circumstances allow.
When negotiations do not yield a fair outcome, litigation may be the right path. We file suit within the required timelines, continue gathering evidence, and prepare your case for each phase. You remain informed and involved, with clear expectations about scheduling, discovery, and potential resolutions. Many cases still settle before trial, but moving forward signals readiness to present the facts in court if necessary. Our litigation strategy stays focused on your goals, the evidence, and Minnesota law, aiming to position your case for the best available result at the right time.
We draft and file the complaint, serve the defendants, and enter discovery. This stage includes exchanging documents, answering written questions, and taking depositions to clarify facts and positions. We organize medical records, bills, and other proof into a usable format that tells your story clearly. If needed, we work with treating providers to explain diagnoses, causation, and future care. Throughout discovery, we evaluate settlement opportunities while preparing for the possibility of trial. Careful planning helps streamline the process, reduce surprises, and strengthen your case at mediation or before the court.
As trial approaches, we refine themes, prepare exhibits, and coordinate testimony. You will know what to expect, from jury selection to presenting evidence. Many cases resolve through settlement conferences or mediation as the trial date nears. If trial proceeds, we present a clear, supported account of the collision, your injuries, and the ways your life has been affected. Whatever the forum, our focus remains the same: a fair result grounded in reliable evidence. After resolution, we address liens, finalize paperwork, and make sure you understand each closing step before your case is complete.
Start by calling 911 and seeking medical care, even if you feel okay. Photograph the scene, vehicle damage, license plates, and any visible injuries. Exchange information with the other driver and collect witness names and numbers. If you are in a rideshare, screenshot trip details. Avoid discussing fault at the scene. Notify your insurer promptly and request the police report number. Keep a diary of symptoms, time missed from work, and out‑of‑pocket costs. Before giving a recorded statement, consider speaking with a lawyer. We can help you report the claim accurately, access Minnesota no‑fault benefits, and protect your rights. Early guidance prevents mistakes, ensures bills are routed correctly, and preserves important evidence. Call 651-615-3322 for a free consultation tailored to your Clara City crash.
Minnesota’s no‑fault system typically covers initial medical expenses and a portion of lost wages, regardless of who caused the crash. You access these benefits through your own auto policy or a household policy. No‑fault helps you get treatment started quickly while liability is investigated. It may also reimburse certain replacement services and mileage when documented properly. If injuries and facts support it, you may also pursue a claim against the at‑fault driver for additional losses allowed by law. Coordinating no‑fault, health insurance, and any fault-based claim prevents gaps and duplicate billing. We help you file the right forms, track bills, and ensure payments are applied correctly so care continues without unnecessary delays.
Deadlines vary based on the type of claim and who is involved. Some injury claims in Minnesota allow several years, while claims involving government entities or specific insurance issues can have shorter timelines. Uninsured and underinsured motorist claims may have notice requirements or policy deadlines that arrive earlier than you expect. Because timing can affect leverage and eligibility, it is wise to review your situation as soon as possible. We assess the facts, identify applicable deadlines, and build a plan that keeps your case on schedule. Acting early also preserves evidence—photos, video, and vehicle data—that can be lost over time.
An early offer can be appealing, but it may not reflect the full scope of your injuries, wage loss, or future care. Accepting a settlement usually closes your claim for good, even if symptoms worsen. Before signing, confirm that treatment is complete or that your provider can reasonably describe future needs and costs. We evaluate offers by comparing them to medical records, billing, wage documentation, and the daily impact of your injuries. If the number falls short, we negotiate with organized evidence and clear reasoning. You decide whether to settle or continue. Our goal is to help you make an informed choice with confidence.
Yes. Passengers can typically bring claims for injuries, including when riding in a rideshare vehicle. Coverage depends on the rideshare driver’s app status, the other driver’s fault, and available policies. You may also access no‑fault benefits for medical bills and wage loss. Promptly saving trip screenshots and reporting the crash helps protect your rights. We identify which policies apply and in what order, then coordinate claims to keep bills moving. If liability is disputed, we gather evidence—photos, statements, and medical documentation—to build a clear record. Our aim is to streamline the process so you can focus on recovery while we manage the coverage details.
If the at‑fault driver is uninsured or flees, your uninsured motorist (UM) coverage may step in. Report the crash to police immediately and contact your insurer as soon as possible. Document injuries, get medical care, and preserve any camera footage or witness information that could help identify the driver or confirm the hit‑and‑run. We coordinate UM and no‑fault benefits, obtain records, and present a well‑supported claim to your insurer. If property damage or rental coverage issues arise, we address those too. With timely notice and organized proof, you can pursue the benefits your policy provides while law enforcement continues its investigation.
Valuing pain and suffering depends on factors like the nature of your injuries, the duration and consistency of treatment, activity restrictions, and how symptoms affect daily life. Insurers may consider medical records, provider notes, and whether you have lingering limitations or future care needs. Thorough documentation helps present a fair picture of your experience. We work with your providers to capture the human impact of your injuries, not just the diagnosis codes. Photographs, statements, and a simple journal of your recovery can support this part of the claim. When appropriate, we compare similar cases and negotiate using organized evidence to advocate for a fair result.
Not necessarily. Many cases settle through negotiation or mediation without going to trial. Whether court is needed depends on disputed issues, insurer positions, and your goals. Filing a lawsuit can also encourage more serious settlement discussions, and a large percentage of cases resolve before a verdict. From the outset, we discuss the range of possible paths and keep you updated as the case develops. If litigation becomes the right step, we explain the process, prepare you for each stage, and continue exploring resolution opportunities along the way. You remain the decision‑maker at every turn.
We handle car accident cases on a contingency fee, which means you pay no upfront fees and we are paid only if we recover money for you. During your free consultation, we explain the fee agreement, potential costs, and how expenses are handled so there are no surprises. This structure aligns our interests with yours and lets you focus on getting better rather than paying hourly bills. If you have questions about medical liens, reimbursements, or how settlement funds are distributed, we walk through those details clearly before you make any decisions.
Bring any crash‑related documents you have: photos, police report number, insurance cards, medical records or discharge papers, repair estimates, and correspondence from insurers. If you kept a journal of symptoms, work restrictions, or missed activities, that is helpful too. For rideshare incidents, bring screenshots of trip details and messages. If you do not have everything yet, do not worry. We can help obtain records and fill in the gaps. The consultation is a conversation about your goals, treatment, and next steps. By the end, you will understand your options, a proposed plan, and how Metro Law Offices can support your recovery. Call 651-615-3322 to get started.
