Two‑wheel crashes demand focused attention. Riders and passengers face unique risks on Cohasset’s roads, and even a low‑speed collision can lead to serious injuries, missed work, and mounting medical bills. Metro Law Offices helps people in Cohasset and across Itasca County pursue fair compensation after motorcycle and scooter incidents. We handle communication with insurers, investigate fault, and build claims designed to reflect the full impact of your losses. Whether the crash happened on a county road, near local businesses, or on a rural stretch outside town, we understand the conditions riders face in northern Minnesota and how to move your case forward with care.
From the first call, our goal is to make the process clear and manageable. We explain timelines, set expectations, and gather key facts so you can focus on healing. We coordinate medical documentation, preserve evidence, and communicate directly with insurance adjusters to reduce stress and delay. If a fair settlement is not offered, we discuss litigation options and prepare next steps with you. Every decision is made together, at your pace, and aligned with your priorities. If you were hurt in a motorcycle or scooter crash in Cohasset, Minnesota, reach out to Metro Law Offices to discuss your options and learn how a claim may help you move forward.
After a motorcycle or scooter crash, the playing field can feel uneven. Insurance companies move quickly, statements are requested, and medical bills start arriving before you know what your claim is worth. Having a legal team engaged early helps protect your rights, gather time‑sensitive evidence, and prevent mistakes that can limit recovery. We clarify Minnesota laws that affect riders, including comparative fault rules and insurance coverage details, and we document your damages from treatment costs to lost income and pain. With clear communication and steady guidance, you gain confidence in the process and a path aimed at reaching a fair and timely resolution.
Metro Law Offices is a Minnesota personal injury law firm dedicated to helping injured people and their families. We represent motorcycle and scooter riders in Cohasset and throughout Itasca County with thorough preparation and practical strategies. Our team coordinates medical records, consults with appropriate professionals, and keeps you updated at every stage. We know the tactics insurers use to minimize two‑wheel claims and respond with detailed documentation and firm advocacy. Most cases are handled on a contingency fee, and initial consultations are free and confidential. Call 651-615-3322 to talk with our team about your situation and next steps.
Minnesota law treats motorcycle and scooter cases differently than typical passenger vehicle claims in several important ways. Standard no‑fault medical benefits commonly available to car occupants are not automatically provided to motorcyclists unless optional coverage was purchased. That makes liability, insurance stacking, and medical payments options especially important to evaluate early. We also look at road design, traffic control, visibility, and vehicle maintenance issues that may have contributed to the crash. Evidence such as helmet condition, riding gear, damage patterns, dash‑cam footage, and nearby surveillance can be decisive. Our role is to identify coverage, prove fault, and present the full picture of your losses.
Documentation drives outcomes. We help you collect medical records, wage loss proofs, photos, repair estimates, and witness statements while details are still fresh. We analyze police reports for accuracy and follow up to correct errors when appropriate. If liability is disputed, we work with reconstruction resources and gather objective data such as skid marks, debris fields, and event data from vehicles involved. We also examine your insurance policies for UM/UIM coverage, med‑pay, and optional endorsements that may apply. By assembling a detailed record from the start, we position your claim for fair consideration in negotiations and, if necessary, in court.
A motorcycle or scooter injury claim arises when a rider or passenger is harmed because another person or entity failed to use reasonable care. Common causes include left‑turn collisions, failure to yield, unsafe passing, distracted driving, door‑opening incidents, and hazardous road conditions. Claims may seek compensation for medical treatment, future care, lost income, diminished earning capacity, property damage, and non‑economic harm such as pain and interference with daily activities. In Cohasset, we evaluate the facts through the lens of Minnesota law, available insurance coverage, and your goals. If settlement is not appropriate, the claim can proceed as a lawsuit in the proper venue.
Strong cases are built on timely evidence and clear storytelling. We start with a careful intake, then request records, study crash dynamics, and identify every potentially responsible party, including drivers, employers, and entities responsible for road maintenance. We confirm insurance coverage layers, including liability, umbrella, and UM/UIM policies, and address health insurance or lien issues. From there, we assemble a demand package that explains fault, documents injuries, and supports the value of your claim. If the insurer will not resolve the case fairly, we discuss filing a lawsuit, engage in discovery, and continue working toward resolution through negotiation, mediation, or trial.
Two‑wheel claims involve terms that can shape your outcome. Understanding how Minnesota’s comparative fault works, what insurance coverage applies, and which deadlines control your case helps set realistic expectations. This glossary highlights concepts you are likely to encounter while pursuing a motorcycle or scooter claim in Cohasset. Keep in mind that policies differ, endorsements vary, and deadlines can be affected by the facts of each case. We review your documents with you, explain options in plain language, and align the approach with your priorities so you can make informed choices throughout the process.
Minnesota uses a modified comparative fault system. Your recovery is reduced by your percentage of responsibility, and you cannot recover if you are more at fault than the other party. For riders, insurers may attempt to assign extra fault by pointing to visibility, gear, or lane position. We counter that by focusing on driver behavior, traffic controls, sight lines, speed, and objective physical evidence. Even if partial fault is alleged, careful documentation can still lead to a meaningful result. Comparative fault is fact‑sensitive, making early investigation and accurate reconstruction especially helpful in motorcycle and scooter claims.
Uninsured Motorist (UM) and Underinsured Motorist (UIM) coverage can be essential when the at‑fault driver has no insurance or too little to cover your losses. These benefits come from your own policy or, in some situations, a household policy. Policy language varies, so eligibility and limits require careful review. In Cohasset, where rural roads and changing conditions are common, UM/UIM often serves as an important layer of protection for riders. We examine stacking options, offset provisions, notice requirements, and proof of loss duties. Prompt, accurate communication with your insurer helps preserve benefits and prevent avoidable coverage disputes.
Deadlines control personal injury cases in Minnesota. Many negligence claims must be started within six years, while wrongful death actions may face shorter timelines, and insurance‑related claims can involve specific notice and proof requirements. Because exceptions and special rules may apply, acting promptly is important to preserve your rights and evidence. We track key dates, confirm which limitations period applies, and take timely action to avoid losing claims to delay. If you have questions about how long you have to file, contact Metro Law Offices as early as possible so we can review the facts and provide guidance tailored to your situation.
Minnesota’s no‑fault system generally provides medical and wage benefits to occupants of cars, but standard no‑fault benefits do not automatically apply to motorcyclists unless optional coverage was purchased. That difference makes liability insurance, medical payments coverage, and UM/UIM especially important after a motorcycle crash. Scooter coverage varies based on classification and policy language. We examine your declarations page, endorsements, and any optional benefits to maximize available recovery. Understanding what is and is not covered helps set expectations and shapes strategy, from medical billing coordination to settlement negotiations and, if needed, litigation.
Not every claim requires the same level of involvement. Some cases can be resolved with limited assistance, while others call for a comprehensive strategy that prepares for negotiation and potential litigation. Factors include the severity of injuries, clarity of fault, available insurance, and the complexity of proof. We help you weigh the likely timeline, costs, and benefits of each path. Our goal is to select the approach that fits your needs—whether that means targeted guidance for a straightforward claim or a full build‑out that covers investigation, expert input, and court filings if reasonable settlement offers are not made.
When injuries are minor, healing is quick, and the other driver’s fault is undisputed, a streamlined approach can meet your goals. In these situations, our role may focus on organizing records, presenting a concise demand, and negotiating a prompt settlement that covers medical bills, lost time, and a fair amount for pain. We still verify coverage and confirm that no hidden issues, liens, or deadlines threaten your recovery. By keeping the process efficient, we can reduce delay and cost while maintaining the quality of documentation needed to resolve the claim with confidence.
Sometimes you simply need a timely, straightforward resolution. If treatment is complete, damages are well‑defined, and the insurer is communicating fairly, limited representation may be appropriate. We assemble a clear package, highlight key facts, and negotiate terms that protect you from future disputes. We also address release language, medical liens, and subrogation so you are not surprised after settlement. Even in simpler cases, having guidance on documentation and valuation can help avoid leaving important dollars on the table. When speed and predictability matter most, a focused strategy can deliver the outcome you want.
Two‑wheel crashes frequently involve contested narratives. A driver may deny seeing the rider, blame visibility, or shift responsibility to road conditions. If commercial vehicles, road contractors, or product issues are involved, layers of insurance and defense counsel add complexity. In these circumstances, we conduct thorough investigation, consult appropriate resources, and secure evidence before it disappears. A comprehensive approach also prepares the case for litigation if necessary, ensuring deadlines are met, witnesses are preserved, and discovery is handled effectively. This preparation can improve settlement leverage and protect your claim when fault is actively disputed.
Serious injuries require careful documentation of current and future needs. We work with your providers to capture treatment plans, restrictions, rehabilitation goals, and long‑term effects on work and daily life. We also calculate future medical costs and reduced earning capacity when appropriate. With larger losses, insurers often scrutinize medical causation, prior conditions, and gaps in care. A comprehensive legal strategy anticipates these defenses and presents clear, consistent support for your damages. By building from the medical record forward, we aim to secure compensation that reflects the true impact of the crash on your health and finances.
A complete approach keeps your case organized and on track. From day one we manage records, monitor treatment, and communicate with insurers, so the story of your injury is well‑supported. This reduces opportunities for adjusters to misinterpret gaps or downplay pain and limitations. It also helps us spot coverage opportunities and lien issues early, limiting surprises later. Strong documentation improves negotiation outcomes, and if settlement talks stall, the case is already positioned for litigation. By planning for both settlement and trial, we preserve options and pursue the path most likely to deliver a fair result.
Coordination is equally important. We align with your medical providers, address employer forms, and organize billing and insurance questions. If you face transportation or scheduling obstacles, we look for practical solutions and keep your claim moving. We share updates regularly and make sure you understand what to expect at each stage. When a decision is needed, we offer options with pros and cons, then follow your direction. This consistent, proactive support can reduce stress, shorten timelines, and improve outcomes by ensuring the right information reaches the right audience at the right time.
The value of a claim depends on credible proof. We gather medical records, imaging, provider opinions, and functional assessments to show how the injury affects your life. We capture details that matter to insurers and juries, from pain levels and treatment progress to workplace limitations and household adjustments. Photographs, repair estimates, and ride gear damage help corroborate forces and mechanisms of injury. When appropriate, we incorporate statements from family or coworkers to document real‑world impact. This careful record supports a fair assessment of your losses and positions your claim for serious consideration during negotiations.
When a case is thoroughly prepared, the message to insurers is clear: the claim is ready to be evaluated on its merits. We anticipate defenses, address them with documentation, and highlight the risks of continued delay. If a fair settlement cannot be reached, litigation steps are already mapped out. This readiness promotes more productive discussions and can lead to earlier, better offers. If a lawsuit is the right path, the groundwork—evidence, witnesses, and damages support—is in place. Being prepared for both outcomes helps secure terms that reflect the true impact of the crash on your life.
Even if you feel okay after the crash, get evaluated as soon as possible. Some injuries, including concussions and soft‑tissue damage, may not appear immediately. Tell providers exactly what happened and where you hurt. Follow treatment plans and keep all discharge papers, prescriptions, and referrals. Save receipts for medications, braces, or ride gear replacements. Track missed work and any household help you need while recovering. Detailed, consistent documentation supports your claim and prevents insurers from arguing that symptoms are unrelated or exaggerated. If you have questions about what to keep, call 651-615-3322 and we’ll walk you through it.
Insurance adjusters may contact you soon after the crash. Be polite, but avoid giving recorded statements or signing broad authorizations before you understand your rights. Keep your comments brief and factual, and contact us for guidance. On social media, avoid posting about the crash, travel, or physical activities during recovery. Photos and status updates can be taken out of context and used to challenge your claim. Adjust privacy settings, but remember that content can still be discoverable. With a little care, you can protect your case while we handle communications and work toward fair compensation.
Legal guidance can level the playing field. We help you understand coverage, calculate losses, and avoid pitfalls that insurers rely on to reduce payouts. Our team manages deadlines and coordinates records so the story of your injury is complete and consistent. By handling communications and negotiations, we reduce stress and give you room to focus on recovery. If settlement talks stall, we explain litigation options and what to expect. Whether your case is straightforward or complex, having a steady advocate can improve clarity, preserve evidence, and support a fair result based on the facts.
In Cohasset and across Itasca County, road conditions, seasonal weather, and rural traffic patterns can affect motorcycle and scooter crashes. We know how to document visibility, roadway design, and maintenance issues that may play a role. We also review UM/UIM and optional coverages that can provide valuable benefits if the at‑fault driver’s policy is limited. From coordinating property damage to addressing medical billing questions, we remove obstacles that can slow progress. If you are unsure whether you have a case, a free consultation can provide direction and help you decide the best next step for you and your family.
We regularly see crashes involving left‑turn conflicts at intersections, drivers pulling out from parking lots, unsafe passing on two‑lane roads, and sudden door openings along town streets. Gravel, potholes, faded markings, and poor signage can also contribute. Distracted driving remains a common factor. When visitors are unfamiliar with local roads or wildlife appears unexpectedly, riders face added hazards. In each scenario, our job is to identify the primary cause and every source of recovery. We analyze the scene, examine the vehicles and gear, and pursue evidence promptly so your claim reflects what really happened.
A frequent pattern is a vehicle turning left across a rider’s path or failing to yield at an intersection. Drivers often misjudge a motorcycle’s speed or fail to look for smaller profiles. We reconstruct the approach speeds, sight lines, and signal timing to determine how and why the collision occurred. Helmet and fairing damage, impact points, and debris fields help confirm the angle and force of the crash. By combining physical evidence with witness accounts and traffic data, we present a clear picture of fault and the resulting harm to support a full and fair recovery.
On two‑lane roads and in town, unsafe passing can push riders off their line or force sudden braking. In town centers and near parked cars, door‑opening incidents endanger riders and scooter users. We examine lane position, passing zones, and the presence of bike or scooter traffic where drivers should expect smaller vehicles. Photographs of mirror and door damage, handlebar scrapes, and shoulder marks can corroborate the mechanics of the event. Our goal is to show how a driver’s choices created a hazard and to connect that conduct to the injuries and losses you experienced.
Loose gravel, potholes, poor drainage, and missing or obscured signage can turn an ordinary ride into a dangerous situation. When roadway conditions contribute to a crash, responsibility may involve contractors, property owners, or governmental entities depending on location and maintenance duties. We document the hazard promptly, taking measurements and photographs before conditions change. We also review maintenance records and complaint histories when available. These cases require careful analysis of notice, timing, and standards. By identifying who controlled the area and what should have been done, we work to hold the responsible parties accountable for preventable harm.
We understand the unique challenges riders face and the way insurers evaluate two‑wheel claims. Our approach is thorough and organized, starting with an in‑depth intake and continuing through negotiation or litigation if needed. We communicate clearly, provide realistic timelines, and make sure you always know what comes next. We treat your case with the attention it deserves, documenting injuries, gathering evidence, and addressing defenses before they gain traction. With accessible communication and a focus on results, we offer guidance that prioritizes your recovery and your goals.
Local knowledge matters. We are familiar with Cohasset roads, regional traffic patterns, and common factors in northern Minnesota crashes. We leverage that knowledge to investigate effectively and present your case in a way that resonates. We also understand local medical providers and billing practices, helping to streamline records and address liens. When questions arise about coverage, we review policy language carefully to identify every available benefit. Our aim is to remove barriers, reduce stress, and keep your claim moving toward fair resolution.
Transparency guides everything we do. We discuss fees upfront, outline potential outcomes, and involve you in each important decision. If the insurer is reasonable, we pursue settlement; if not, we discuss filing suit and what that means for your timeline. Throughout, we remain accessible by phone, email, or text, and we provide regular updates so you are never left wondering. Your case is personal to you, and we treat it that way—from first call to final resolution.
We built our process to reduce stress and improve outcomes. First, we listen to your story, answer questions, and map a plan that fits your needs. Then we gather records, preserve evidence, and identify coverage. We manage communications with insurers and keep you informed at each milestone. When treatment stabilizes, we present a detailed demand designed to reflect your losses. If settlement is not fair, we discuss litigation, continue discovery, and prepare your case for mediation or trial. At every step, we provide clear updates and steady guidance so you can make informed decisions.
Your first conversation with us sets the tone. We learn the facts, review injuries, and outline the options available under Minnesota law. We explain timelines, what documents to gather, and how to protect your claim from common pitfalls. If we move forward together, we open the file, send notices to insurers, and start collecting records and bills. We also discuss medical follow‑up and ways to document pain, restrictions, and daily impacts. By establishing a clear plan early, we help you avoid confusion and keep your case moving in the right direction.
We offer flexible options to meet quickly—by phone, video, or in person. During this meeting, we review the crash, your injuries, and your goals. We discuss coverage and what to expect next, including requests you may receive from insurers and medical providers. You will leave with a checklist tailored to your case and a direct line to our team for questions. There is no cost to talk, and you decide how to proceed. If you choose to hire us, we handle the paperwork and begin protecting your claim immediately.
Early steps make a difference. We request the crash report, contact witnesses, and secure photos and videos before they are lost. We also advise on medical documentation, social media, and communications with insurers to prevent avoidable setbacks. If your bike or scooter is being stored, we coordinate inspection and photographs to preserve evidence of damage. We set up a secure way to share documents and keep you updated as new information arrives. With early organization and clear guidance, we build momentum that carries through the life of your claim.
This stage focuses on gathering the proof needed to present your case with clarity. We compile medical records and billing, analyze crash dynamics, and review insurance policies for all parties. When needed, we consult appropriate resources to clarify fault and damages. We also calculate wage loss, mileage, and out‑of‑pocket expenses. With this information, we prepare a detailed settlement demand that explains liability and fully documents your injuries and the impact on your life. Throughout, we keep you informed and collaborate on strategy so the claim reflects your voice and your goals.
Quality evidence makes your claim easier to evaluate. We organize imaging, treatment notes, and provider statements to show the progression of your recovery. We address preexisting conditions with clarity and document how this crash changed your baseline. We calculate present and future damages, including therapy, surgery, and time off work, and we collect proof for each category. If vocational or functional assessments are needed, we coordinate them. By turning a pile of records into a coherent story, we help insurers and, if needed, juries understand the full extent of your losses.
We handle the back‑and‑forth so you don’t have to. Our team fields calls, responds to requests, and provides updates to insurers while protecting your rights. We control the flow of information to prevent misinterpretation and ensure your claim is presented accurately. If an insurer questions causation or damages, we address it with targeted documentation. When the time is right, we present a comprehensive demand and engage in negotiation with a clear strategy. You remain in control of decisions, and we keep you fully informed at every stage.
Most claims resolve through settlement, but some require filing suit to achieve a fair result. If that step is appropriate, we discuss the process, expected timelines, and your role. We continue building evidence, take depositions, and explore mediation or other avenues for resolution. If trial becomes necessary, we prepare thoroughly and support you at each appearance. Throughout, our focus remains on clear communication, careful documentation, and steadfast advocacy for your interests. You will understand your options, risks, and potential outcomes before any decision is made.
When the demand package is delivered, we engage in negotiations with a firm, fact‑based presentation. If talks stall, mediation can provide a structured setting to bridge differences with the help of a neutral facilitator. We prepare mediation briefs, outline the strengths of your case, and discuss settlement ranges in advance so you can make informed choices. Our goal is to secure a fair resolution that reflects your injuries, expenses, and long‑term impact without unnecessary delay. If acceptable terms are reached, we finalize paperwork and address liens to deliver a clean resolution.
If a lawsuit is filed, we explain each phase—pleadings, discovery, depositions, motions, and trial—so you know what comes next. We prepare you for testimony, coordinate witness appearances, and manage deadlines. Courts set schedules, but we work to keep the case moving and explore resolution opportunities along the way. Litigation adds complexity, yet it can also create leverage that leads to better offers. If trial is necessary, we present your story with clarity and support, grounded in the evidence we have built together from day one.
Standard Minnesota no‑fault benefits, often called PIP, generally apply to car occupants by default but do not automatically cover motorcyclists unless optional motorcycle no‑fault coverage was purchased. That means liability coverage from the at‑fault driver, your UM/UIM benefits, medical payments coverage, and health insurance become especially important. We review your policy and household policies to identify benefits that may help with medical bills and wage loss. Scooter coverage depends on how the vehicle is classified and what your policy provides. Because classifications and endorsements vary, it is important to review the declarations page and endorsements promptly. We can help interpret policy language, address notice requirements, and coordinate benefits so essential bills are handled while your liability claim is being evaluated.
Many Minnesota negligence claims must be filed within six years, while certain claims, such as wrongful death, may have shorter timelines. Insurance policies can also include specific notice and proof requirements that affect your rights. Because exceptions and special rules can apply, contacting a lawyer early is the safest way to determine which deadlines control your case and to preserve evidence before it is lost. We track key dates, request records quickly, and ensure notices are sent on time. Even if you think you have plenty of time, early action improves access to witnesses, video, and physical evidence. If you are close to a deadline, call right away so we can assess the situation and take steps to protect your claim.
Minnesota uses a modified comparative fault system. Your recovery is reduced by your share of fault, and you cannot recover if you are more at fault than the other party. Insurers sometimes try to assign extra fault to riders by pointing to visibility or lane position. We counter by documenting sight lines, speeds, traffic controls, and driver conduct, supported by photos, measurements, and witness statements that show what really happened. Even if partial fault is alleged, a well‑documented case can still lead to a meaningful outcome. We gather medical evidence, establish damages clearly, and present a consistent timeline. If liability remains disputed, we explore mediation or, when appropriate, litigation. The goal is to ensure your claim is evaluated on facts, not assumptions about motorcycles or scooters.
You can notify your insurer of the crash, but consider speaking with a lawyer before giving recorded statements or signing medical authorizations. Adjusters may ask questions in ways that limit or misinterpret your answers. A brief consultation can help you understand what to share, what to avoid, and how to protect your rights while the facts are still developing. If you retain us, we handle communications with insurers and coordinate the exchange of information. We ensure statements are accurate and complete, provide records when appropriate, and push back on requests that are overly broad. This approach keeps your claim on track and reduces the risk of misunderstandings that can delay or diminish fair compensation.
Available damages typically include medical expenses, rehabilitation, lost income, diminished earning capacity, property damage, and non‑economic losses such as pain, discomfort, and interference with daily activities. In serious cases, future medical care and long‑term impacts on work and life are carefully documented. We assemble medical records, provider opinions, and other proof to present a full and accurate picture of your losses. Each case is unique. The nature of your injuries, length of recovery, and evidence of fault all influence value. We calculate your damages based on records and credible support, then present them in a clear, organized demand. If the insurer challenges specific items, we respond with targeted documentation and, if needed, explore litigation to protect your claim.
UM/UIM coverage protects you if the at‑fault driver has no insurance or too little to cover your losses. These benefits come from your own policy or, in some cases, a household policy. We review policy language, stacking provisions, offsets, and notice requirements to maximize available compensation. Prompt communication with your insurer helps preserve benefits and prevents avoidable disputes. If liability limits are tendered but do not cover your damages, we evaluate whether UIM benefits can be accessed and in what amount. We coordinate timing, releases, and lien issues, working to avoid gaps and ensure you can use every available layer of coverage to address medical bills, lost income, and other harms.
Photos and video are very helpful, but they are not strictly required. Many strong cases rely on a combination of medical records, witness statements, crash reports, vehicle damage, and scene measurements. We often secure additional evidence such as nearby surveillance footage or data from vehicles to corroborate the sequence of events. If scene photos are limited, we can revisit the location, capture sight lines, and document signage and surface conditions. We also analyze the pattern of damage to bikes, scooters, and helmets to understand forces and angles of impact. The goal is to assemble a clear, consistent story that supports liability and the full extent of your damages.
When road conditions play a role, potential responsibility may extend beyond another driver. Depending on the facts, contractors, property owners, or governmental entities could be involved. We document the hazard promptly with photos, measurements, and witness statements, then review maintenance duties and complaint histories when available. These claims can involve special notice rules and timelines. Prompt investigation protects your rights and helps identify who controlled the area and what should have been done. We evaluate whether standards were followed and how the hazard contributed to the crash. With the right evidence, we pursue every responsible party to secure fair compensation for your injuries and losses.
Case value depends on liability, the nature and duration of injuries, medical expenses, lost income, and the impact on daily life. Insurance limits and available coverage also matter. We do not rely on generic multipliers. Instead, we build a detailed record that reflects your specific situation, then negotiate based on documented facts and realistic outcomes for similar cases. Early estimates are often incomplete because key information—like future care needs or long‑term work restrictions—may not yet be known. As treatment progresses, we reassess value and timing for settlement. If appropriate, we may wait for additional clarity to avoid under‑valuing your claim. You remain in control, and we discuss options and trade‑offs at each stage.
Most injury cases are handled on a contingency fee. You pay no attorney fee unless we recover compensation for you. We advance case costs when appropriate, and we explain how those costs are handled at the beginning of the case and again before any settlement is finalized. Transparency is important, and all fee terms are confirmed in writing so you know exactly what to expect. Your initial consultation is free and comes with no pressure to sign. If you decide to work with us, we provide regular updates and remain available by phone, email, or text. Our goal is to deliver clear communication, steady guidance, and results that reflect the facts of your case and your priorities.
