A dirt bike crash can change your day in seconds and your life for months. In Greenfield, riders share trails, gravel roads, and rural routes with varied terrain and unpredictable traffic. If you or a loved one were hurt, you deserve clear guidance on medical bills, lost wages, bike repairs, and how insurance actually works for off‑road injuries in Minnesota. Metro Law Offices focuses on helping injured riders tell their story, protect their rights, and pursue full and fair compensation. From the first call, we explain your options in plain language and take steps to secure key evidence so you can focus on healing while we manage the details.
Every dirt bike accident is different. Some involve a collision with a car on a county road; others happen on private property, trails, or during a group ride. Liability can turn on land use rules, maintenance issues, defective parts, or a driver’s careless turn. Insurance coverage questions also vary, including whether a homeowner’s policy, a motorcycle policy, or auto coverage applies. At Metro Law Offices, we meet Greenfield riders where they are, help organize medical records, and coordinate communications with insurers. If your injuries are keeping you off the bike or away from work, we’ll pursue the path that aligns with your goals and the realities of your case.
Early guidance can make a real difference after a dirt bike crash. Photos fade, trail conditions change, and witnesses move on. A legal team can secure scene evidence, track down riders or drivers, and preserve maintenance or part records that help explain what happened. In Greenfield and across Minnesota, insurers often try to narrow coverage or push quick settlements before the full impact of injuries is known. Having an advocate means your medical course, lost time from work, and long‑term limitations are documented and valued. We aim to reduce stress, keep you informed, and position your claim to pursue the compensation you need to move forward.
Metro Law Offices is a Minnesota personal injury law firm dedicated to helping people after sudden injuries, including dirt bike, motorcycle, and off‑road crashes. We understand the unique forces involved in two‑wheel incidents and the different policies that may apply when a crash happens on a trail, gravel shoulder, or roadway. Our approach is hands‑on: we speak with you directly, gather the facts, and develop a plan that fits your goals. From medical documentation to property damage and lost income, we focus on the details that move claims forward. We’re proud to serve Greenfield riders with practical guidance and steady communication at every step.
A dirt bike injury claim is a request for compensation from the person or entity legally responsible for your harm, or from an insurance policy that covers the event. In Minnesota, coverage can be different for off‑road vehicles compared to standard motorcycles or autos. Your claim may involve a negligent driver, a landowner who failed to address a hazard, a maintenance shop that cut corners, or a manufacturer whose part failed at the wrong time. The process typically includes investigation, medical documentation, valuation of losses, negotiation with insurers, and, if necessary, a lawsuit to protect your rights under Minnesota law.
Key losses you can claim include medical bills, therapy and rehabilitation, lost wages, reduced earning capacity, pain and suffering, and property damage to your bike and gear. Timing matters: medical treatment creates the record used to value your injuries, while prompt notice helps preserve insurance options. In Greenfield, riders often face questions about where the crash occurred, who controlled the area, and which policy applies. We help untangle these issues, coordinate with providers, and present a complete picture of your damages. Our goal is to align your claim strategy with your recovery timeline, so you can heal while we handle the claim work.
A dirt bike accident claim arises when someone is hurt due to another party’s careless act, unsafe property condition, or a defective part that contributed to the crash. These claims can occur on public roads, private land, or designated trails in and around Greenfield. They may involve a turning vehicle, a hidden rut on land open to riders, or a component failure like brakes or throttle. The claim seeks compensation from at‑fault parties and any applicable insurance. Establishing fault requires evidence, including photos, rider statements, maintenance records, and, when helpful, expert reconstruction. The aim is accountability and fair recovery for the harms you’ve suffered.
Successful dirt bike claims rest on four pillars: liability, causation, damages, and coverage. Liability shows who was at fault. Causation ties that conduct to your injuries. Damages measure medical costs, lost income, and the human impact of pain, limitations, and loss of enjoyment. Coverage identifies which policies must pay. The process begins with an investigation, gathering medical records, and notifying insurers. Your law firm values the claim, negotiates with adjusters, and explores settlement. If a fair result isn’t offered, filing suit preserves rights and allows formal discovery. Throughout, steady communication ensures you understand choices and the risks and benefits of each path.
Dirt bike cases often involve a web of insurance rules, property issues, and responsibilities that can confuse even seasoned riders. Understanding common terms helps you make informed decisions and spot insurer tactics that could limit your recovery. This glossary covers liability, comparative fault, uninsured and underinsured motorist coverage, and filing deadlines. We translate dense policy language into practical information you can use, from identifying which carrier to notify, to recognizing when a quick offer may fall short of your future medical needs. If a term isn’t clear or your situation seems different, we’re here to answer questions and keep your claim on solid ground.
Liability means legal responsibility for causing harm. In a Greenfield dirt bike case, a driver may be liable for an unsafe turn, a landowner for failing to address a dangerous condition, or a shop for negligent maintenance. To prove liability, we gather facts such as scene photos, GPS data, witness statements, and service records. Liability can be shared among multiple parties, and insurers will often look for ways to shift blame. Clear evidence makes it harder for them to do so and helps demonstrate how the at‑fault conduct led to your injuries and losses under Minnesota law.
Comparative fault is the rule that assigns percentages of responsibility to each party involved in a crash. In Minnesota, your recovery can be reduced if you share some blame, and an insurer may argue you were riding too fast, following too closely, or chose a risky line. We work to counter these claims by showing safe riding habits, road or trail hazards, and the other party’s conduct. Even if fault is disputed, a fair outcome is still possible when evidence shows the greater cause lies elsewhere. Knowing how comparative fault works helps you understand offers and case value.
UM/UIM coverage may apply when the at‑fault driver has no insurance or too little to cover your losses. Some dirt bike riders carry policies that include these protections, while others may access coverage through a household policy. Determining whether UM/UIM applies involves reviewing policy language, endorsements, and how and where the crash occurred. When it applies, UM/UIM can fill the gap between the at‑fault limit and your damages, helping pay medical bills, wage loss, and pain and suffering. Prompt notice is important, as carriers require specific steps to preserve your rights and avoid claim denials.
A statute of limitations is the legal deadline for filing a lawsuit. If you miss it, you can lose the right to bring your claim, even if liability is clear. In Minnesota, deadlines vary depending on the type of claim, parties involved, and other factors. Because dirt bike cases can touch multiple policies or theories of fault, it’s important to identify the correct deadline early and take timely action to preserve your rights. We track key dates, send notices, and, when needed, file suit to prevent a lapse while continuing to pursue a fair resolution through negotiation or litigation.
After a Greenfield dirt bike crash, your options typically include handling the claim yourself, hiring counsel for targeted negotiations, or pursuing a full representation that includes litigation if needed. Self‑handling may seem faster, but insurers often control the pace and pay less attention to future medical needs or wage loss. Limited representation can help with strategy and valuation while keeping costs contained, but it may lack the leverage needed if liability is disputed. Comprehensive representation positions your case for discovery and trial when fair offers aren’t made. We help you choose the approach that aligns with your injuries, goals, and timeline.
If the at‑fault party admits responsibility and your injuries resolve quickly with minimal treatment, a streamlined approach can be efficient. In these Greenfield cases, we focus on gathering medical records, documenting time off work, and assembling repair or replacement estimates for your bike and gear. We then present a structured demand package with concise evidence and reasonable valuation. By keeping the process focused, we can often reach a fair settlement without extended dispute. This path minimizes delay, reduces stress, and allows you to return to riding and daily life while still protecting the value of your straightforward claim.
When medical care is brief, out‑of‑pocket costs are small, and wage loss is minimal, a limited negotiation strategy may be sufficient. We still verify billing, confirm all providers are paid, and ensure there are no hidden liens that could surprise you later. This approach emphasizes prompt communication with insurers and a focused presentation of damages. It can be a good fit for riders who want closure and do not anticipate ongoing treatment. Even in smaller claims, careful documentation matters; it helps prevent lowball offers and supports a timely resolution without sacrificing fairness or overlooking future needs.
Some Greenfield crashes involve conflicting stories, multiple riders, a turning vehicle, and even property hazards. When responsibility is disputed or shared, a comprehensive approach helps sort out who did what and when. We secure statements, analyze scene geometry, review maintenance histories, and consult with appropriate professionals when needed. If insurers deny or delay, filing suit allows formal discovery, including subpoenas and depositions that uncover the facts. This strategy builds leverage for settlement and prepares the case for trial if necessary. The goal is to reveal the full truth, reduce blame shifting, and protect your right to fair compensation.
Serious injuries change the stakes. When fractures, head injuries, or complex soft‑tissue harm affect your work or daily life, it’s important to document long‑term needs. We coordinate with treating providers, gather imaging and specialist notes, and project future care and wage loss supported by records. A comprehensive approach also assesses non‑economic damages like pain, limitations, and loss of activities you enjoy. Insurers often challenge these items without thorough proof. By building a complete damages picture and preparing for litigation, we improve the likelihood that any resolution reflects the true cost of the crash, both now and in the future.
A start‑to‑finish strategy ensures nothing important is left behind. Early preservation of trail or roadway conditions, timely interviews, and a deep review of policies create a strong foundation. As treatment progresses, we update the file with new records and bills, monitor insurance communications, and address liens so your net recovery is protected. When the time is right, we present a demand grounded in credible evidence and realistic valuation. If the insurer pushes back, we are ready to escalate. This continuity supports better decisions, reduces surprises, and keeps your claim aligned with your medical recovery and personal goals.
Comprehensive representation also provides leverage. Insurers evaluate whether a case is prepared for court, not just whether it sounds persuasive. By developing facts, preserving expert testimony when appropriate, and organizing damages carefully, we create momentum that can lead to better settlement discussions. If trial becomes necessary, much of the groundwork is already in place. For Greenfield riders balancing recovery, work, and family, having a consistent plan saves time and brings clarity. You’ll know where your claim stands, what needs to happen next, and why each step supports the outcome you’re aiming for.
Thorough preparation strengthens valuation by anchoring damages in objective proof. We pursue scene photos, digital ride data, maintenance records, and witness accounts to establish liability. On the medical side, we compile diagnostic imaging, provider narratives, and work restrictions to capture the real impact of your injuries. This evidence forms the backbone of a well‑supported demand that accounts for current bills, likely future treatment, and the day‑to‑day limitations you face. With a clearer record, we can counter insurer arguments, explain why numbers should move, and negotiate from a position grounded in facts rather than assumptions or incomplete information.
Leverage comes from preparation and credibility. When insurers see a case supported by organized evidence and thoughtful analysis, they recognize the risk of pushing an unfair offer. A comprehensive approach anticipates defenses, addresses weaknesses, and develops proof that resonates. If negotiations stall, filing suit keeps pressure on and opens the door to depositions, subpoenas, and motion practice. For Greenfield riders, this means your claim is taken seriously from day one through resolution. Our aim is simple: present your story convincingly, back it with evidence, and move steadily toward a fair outcome by negotiation or, when needed, in court.
Right after a crash, safe riders think safety first. Once you’re out of harm’s way, take photos and video of the trail or roadway, skid marks, rutting, signage, lighting, and any debris or fluid. Capture your bike from multiple angles, along with your helmet, boots, and protective gear. If others were involved, note their names, contact information, and insurance. Ask witnesses for brief statements or contact details before they leave. This quick evidence helps pin down conditions that change quickly around Greenfield and supports a clear timeline. Your phone can be a powerful tool in telling the story accurately.
Insurers often reach out quickly for a recorded statement. Be polite but cautious. Provide basic facts—date, location, vehicles involved—and avoid guessing about speed, angles, or fault. Decline recorded statements until you understand your coverage and obligations. Save all letters, emails, and voicemails, and do not sign medical authorizations that grant broad access to your history. We can handle communications to prevent misunderstandings and protect your claim value. In our experience, measured, accurate information helps resolve legitimate issues without giving adjusters material to minimize your injuries or shift blame for what happened on the trail or roadway.
A lawyer can bring structure to a stressful situation. After a dirt bike crash, you may be juggling medical appointments, bike repairs, and time away from work. We organize the claim, protect deadlines, and communicate with insurers so you don’t have to. We also help identify every available policy, including potential UM/UIM coverage, homeowner’s policies, or other sources that riders might overlook. With a clear plan, we gather the right evidence, value the case based on your recovery, and present a compelling demand. The goal is to reduce uncertainty and pursue a fair result while you focus on healing.
Claims aren’t just about numbers; they’re about people. We translate how your injuries affect sleep, work, and the activities you love, from weekend rides to time with family. Insurers often discount these losses unless they’re well documented. We help build that record with provider notes, care plans, and statements that reflect the real impact of the crash. If settlement talks stall, we can escalate, including filing suit to preserve your rights. For Greenfield riders, having a steady advocate means fewer surprises, clearer choices, and a claim strategy aligned with your goals and the realities of Minnesota law.
We see a wide range of scenarios in and around Greenfield. Some involve a driver turning across a rider’s path at an intersection or on a gravel shoulder. Others occur on private land where a concealed rut, wire, or maintenance issue caused a crash. Group rides can lead to multi‑rider pileups when visibility is limited or dust hides hazards. We also handle cases involving failed components and improper service work that contributed to loss of control. Each situation raises different liability and coverage questions, and understanding those differences early helps protect your claim and maximize the avenues for recovery.
Trail riding brings changing conditions, blind corners, and mixed skill levels. Collisions can happen when a rider enters a narrow section too fast, fails to yield, or loses traction on loose gravel. In these cases, we examine signage, trail rules, and maintenance, along with rider behavior. Witness statements, helmet cam footage, and phone location data can help reconstruct what happened. Liability may be shared, but that doesn’t eliminate your claim. We work to show how the other rider’s choices contributed to the crash and to demonstrate the medical and financial consequences you’ve faced since the impact.
Some dirt bike crashes occur where rural roads meet driveways and farm approaches. Drivers may not expect a smaller profile vehicle and can misjudge distance, especially at dusk or in dust. These collisions often hinge on right‑of‑way, lookout, and speed. We gather dashcam evidence when available, canvass for witnesses, and assess signage and sightlines. Insurance considerations are different on public roads, and multiple policies may be involved. Our role is to clarify coverage, document injuries and wage loss, and present a strong liability case that addresses common defenses like sudden appearance or rider visibility.
Mechanical failures can be devastating at trail speeds. Throttle, brake, or suspension issues may trace back to a defective component or service errors. These cases require preserving the bike and parts for inspection and reviewing service records. We coordinate with qualified professionals when needed to analyze why the failure occurred and whether industry standards were met. Liability may extend to manufacturers, distributors, or shops, and different insurance sources can come into play. By identifying the true cause and parties, we pursue compensation that reflects not just immediate medical costs but the long‑term effects of the failure.
We focus on clear communication and steady progress. From the first call, you’ll know who is handling your case, what information we need, and why each step matters. We keep you updated, return calls, and make sure your questions are answered. Our approach is practical: build strong liability proof, capture your full damages, and move your claim toward resolution at the right time—neither too early nor too late. We understand the riding community and the unique issues that arise in a Greenfield dirt bike crash, whether on a trail, gravel shoulder, or rural intersection.
Insurance companies are sophisticated and organized. We match that structure with careful file management, thorough documentation, and a strategy that fits the facts. We review every potentially applicable policy, address medical billing and liens, and build a damages narrative that reflects both the numbers and the human impact. When an adjuster challenges your claim, we respond with evidence and clear analysis. If negotiation doesn’t produce a fair offer, we are prepared to escalate, including filing suit to protect your rights under Minnesota law. Our goal is to keep your case moving and your options open.
Your case is personal to you, and we treat it that way. We spend time understanding your work, family responsibilities, and what riding means in your life. That context helps us present your story effectively and target outcomes that make sense. We’re upfront about risks, timelines, and potential results, and we align our work with your priorities. When you choose Metro Law Offices, you get a team committed to practical solutions and determined advocacy for Greenfield riders. We stand beside you from the first call through resolution, keeping you informed and prepared at every step.
We follow a structured process tailored to the needs of injured riders. It starts with listening and learning the facts, then shifts to preserving evidence and reviewing coverage. As your treatment progresses, we gather records, verify billing, and document time away from work. When your medical picture is clearer, we value the claim, present a detailed demand, and engage in negotiation. If the insurer doesn’t make a fair offer, we discuss next steps, including litigation. Throughout, we communicate regularly so you always know where things stand and what actions are coming next.
During your initial consultation, we focus on your safety and priorities. We review how the crash happened, injuries sustained, where it occurred, and who may be responsible. We identify immediate steps to protect evidence, confirm providers, and notify insurers. We also discuss your goals—repairing or replacing your bike, covering medical bills, keeping your job secure—and how the claim can support them. This meeting sets the roadmap for your case and timelines for follow‑up. We aim to reduce uncertainty by turning a stressful event into a plan with clear next steps and realistic expectations.
We start by understanding your day: where you were riding, who was there, and what went wrong. Your priorities guide our approach—whether that’s immediate wage replacement, specialized care for an injury, or prompt bike replacement. We note pain levels, restrictions at work, and how daily tasks are affected. This context shapes how we document damages and what settlement structure might best fit your needs. By centering your story, we can advocate effectively and anticipate insurer arguments. The result is a case plan that reflects your reality and positions your claim for a fair and timely outcome.
We quickly secure photos, video, and contact information from riders, drivers, and witnesses. If your bike or parts may be evidence, we advise on preservation and coordinate inspections when appropriate. We review all possible coverage, including auto, motorcycle, homeowner’s, and UM/UIM policies that could apply. Early notice to carriers prevents coverage disputes and helps streamline medical payments. We also request initial records and bills to capture the medical picture. By addressing evidence and insurance up front, we reduce delays, protect your rights under Minnesota law, and prepare for strong negotiation when your treatment stabilizes.
With a foundation in place, we conduct a deeper investigation. We analyze scene dynamics, review maintenance and service histories, and gather statements. If appropriate, we consult with professionals in reconstruction or human factors to clarify disputed points. Concurrently, we organize medical records, monitor treatment progress, and confirm time off work with employers. We calculate damages using bills, wage information, and credible projections of future care. This phase produces a comprehensive demand package that tells the story clearly and persuasively, setting the stage for meaningful negotiations with the insurer handling your Greenfield claim.
We bring together all available data: scene photos, GPS tracks, ride apps, service invoices, and witness statements. This material helps reconstruct the event and identify safety rules that were broken, whether by a driver, rider, landowner, or shop. We evaluate sightlines, signage, and environmental factors that could influence fault. Where needed, we formalize the record with affidavits or expert input to strengthen causation. Our analysis aims to make liability clear and compelling, reducing room for insurers to discount your claim or shift blame away from the true causes of your Greenfield dirt bike crash.
Damages should be more than a stack of bills. We collect progress notes, imaging, therapy plans, and work restrictions to show how injuries affect daily life and future health. We quantify wage loss, factor in reduced earning capacity when appropriate, and account for the cost of equipment or gear you can no longer use. We also incorporate pain, limitations, and lost activities into a narrative supported by medical records. Strong damages documentation helps insurers understand the full picture and supports realistic settlement numbers that reflect both current needs and the long‑term impact of your injuries.
Once your claim is fully developed, we present a detailed demand and start negotiations. We explain liability, lay out damages, and support our valuation with records. If the insurer engages in good faith, we work toward a fair settlement that pays bills, addresses wage loss, and includes appropriate compensation for your pain and limitations. If talks stall or unfair defenses persist, we may file suit to protect deadlines and gain access to formal discovery. Litigation keeps the process moving and can prompt better offers. Either way, you stay informed and in control of key decisions.
Effective negotiation starts with preparation. By the time we send a demand, we’ve gathered the facts, addressed weaknesses, and organized records to anticipate typical defenses. We communicate expectations clearly and respond promptly with objective evidence. This approach signals to insurers that your claim is ready for the next step if a fair offer isn’t made. For Greenfield riders, it means less delay and more focus on the real value of your case—medical recovery, wage protection, and compensation for what you’ve endured—rather than distractions or tactics designed to minimize your injuries and losses.
Sometimes a lawsuit is the best way to secure a fair outcome. Filing suit preserves deadlines and opens tools like depositions, subpoenas, and motions to compel evidence. We use these tools to confirm liability, challenge weak defenses, and document damages thoroughly. Litigation does not mean your case will automatically go to trial; many cases settle after discovery clarifies the facts. If trial becomes the right path, we’ll be prepared to present your story clearly and convincingly. Throughout the process, we discuss strategy and keep you informed so every step aligns with your goals.
Start with safety: move out of traffic, call 911 if needed, and get medical care right away. Even if you feel okay, adrenaline can hide injuries. Photograph the scene, your bike and gear, skid marks, hazards, and lighting. Collect names, phone numbers, and insurance for all involved, plus any witnesses. Avoid arguing about fault. If possible, preserve the bike and damaged parts—they may be important evidence. Notify your insurance company promptly but keep details brief until you understand your coverage. Do not sign blanket medical authorizations. Contact Metro Law Offices to discuss your options. We’ll help protect evidence, coordinate with insurers, and outline a plan tailored to what happened in Greenfield so you can focus on your recovery while we work on the claim.
Payment depends on where and how the crash happened, which policies apply, and who is at fault. In some cases, the at‑fault party’s liability insurer pays. In others, your own policy or a household policy may help, including medical payments coverage or UM/UIM. For off‑road crashes, different rules can apply compared to roadway collisions, and property owner coverage may be involved if a hazard contributed. We sort through these options by reviewing policy language and the facts of your case. We work to get medical bills routed correctly, address liens, and coordinate benefits so you aren’t left guessing. Our goal is to ensure available coverage is used in the right order and that your out‑of‑pocket costs are minimized while your claim progresses.
Yes, you may still have a claim. Not wearing a helmet can become part of the insurer’s argument about comparative fault or the extent of injuries, but it does not automatically bar recovery. Liability still turns on what caused the crash—such as a driver’s unsafe turn, a concealed hazard, or a defective component. We address this issue by focusing on the cause of the collision and presenting medical evidence tied to the mechanism of injury. We also show the full impact on your life, work, and activities. Even if comparative fault is raised, fair compensation is possible when the other party’s conduct is a substantial factor in your injuries.
Fault is determined by evidence: scene photos, witness statements, vehicle or ride data, maintenance records, and safety rules. In Minnesota, comparative fault can reduce recovery if you share responsibility, so insurers may look for reasons to shift blame. Clear documentation helps establish what happened and why. We investigate quickly, preserve the bike and parts, and, when appropriate, consult professionals to clarify contested points. Our aim is to present a clear timeline that shows how the other party’s actions caused the crash in or around Greenfield. With a strong record, we can counter defenses and move negotiations toward a fair resolution.
If the at‑fault driver has no insurance or too little to cover your losses, UM/UIM coverage can help. Some riders carry this protection on a motorcycle or auto policy, and sometimes a household policy applies. Determining availability requires a careful policy review and timely notice to all potential carriers. We examine policy language, endorsements, and how the crash occurred to identify UM/UIM opportunities. When available, this coverage can bridge the gap between the at‑fault limit and your damages, supporting payment for medical bills, wage loss, and pain and suffering. We handle communications with carriers to protect your rights and preserve your claim.
There are legal deadlines that limit how long you have to file a lawsuit, and missing them can end your claim. The time period can vary based on the type of case, the parties involved, and other factors. Because dirt bike crashes can involve multiple policies or entities, it’s important to identify the correct deadline early. We track all time limits, send notices to preserve claims, and file suit when appropriate to keep your options open. If you’re unsure about timing, reach out quickly. A short conversation can help clarify your next steps and protect your ability to pursue fair compensation under Minnesota law.
It’s usually best to decline recorded statements until you understand your rights and obligations. Provide only basic facts—date, location, and vehicles—then let your legal team coordinate further communication. Recorded statements can be used to limit your claim or create disputes about fault or injuries. We manage insurer communications to reduce risk and ensure the record is accurate and complete. If a statement is necessary, we prepare with you so questions are clear and responses are supported by evidence. This approach helps prevent misunderstandings and keeps the focus on fair evaluation of your Greenfield dirt bike claim.
Compensation may include medical bills, therapy and rehabilitation, lost wages, reduced earning capacity, pain and suffering, and property damage to your bike and gear. The available categories depend on the facts, policies, and how your injuries affect daily life and work. Documentation is essential to support each item. We gather medical records, bills, work verification, and statements that explain day‑to‑day limitations. We also account for future care when appropriate. With a comprehensive package, we present your damages clearly to insurers and, if needed, to a court, so your recovery reflects the true impact of the crash.
Case value depends on liability strength, the severity and duration of your injuries, medical costs, wage loss, future care needs, and how the crash affects your daily life and riding. Insurer policy limits and comparative fault can also influence outcomes. No two Greenfield dirt bike cases are the same. We avoid one‑size‑fits‑all estimates. Instead, we develop evidence, track your medical progress, and value the case when the picture is clear. Then we negotiate for an outcome that reflects your real losses. If a fair offer doesn’t come, we’re prepared to escalate, including litigation, to protect your rights.
We handle personal injury cases on a contingency fee, which means you pay no attorney’s fee unless we obtain a recovery. We review the fee agreement with you, explain costs, and answer questions up front. Transparency matters, so you’ll understand how fees and case expenses work before we begin. During the case, we keep you updated on expenses and any settlement offers. At resolution, we provide a clear accounting that shows medical payments, liens, fees, and your net recovery. If you have questions at any point, we’ll take the time to address them so you feel informed and confident about the process.
