Being injured as a passenger or during an Uber or Lyft ride in Keewatin can feel overwhelming. Between medical visits, missed work, and calls from insurance adjusters, it’s tough to know where to start. Minnesota’s no-fault system adds layers of coverage that can help, but it also creates decisions about which policy applies, what benefits are available, and how to coordinate them. Metro Law Offices helps people in Itasca County navigate these steps so they can focus on recovery. If you were hurt in a rideshare or as a passenger, we’re ready to answer questions and explain your options.
As a passenger, you may be eligible for benefits regardless of who caused the crash, and additional claims may be available when another driver or a rideshare operator was negligent. Preserving evidence from the scene, reporting the trip in the rideshare app, and seeking prompt medical care are important first steps. Our team can help organize bills, verify coverage, and communicate with insurers so your claim moves forward. We bring a steady, local approach for Keewatin residents and visitors who were injured while riding with friends, family, or a rideshare driver. A clear plan can make the process more manageable.
Passenger and rideshare claims often involve multiple insurers, overlapping medical payments, and questions about a driver’s app status. Clear guidance helps ensure you access Minnesota no-fault benefits quickly, preserve important evidence, and avoid mistakes when speaking with adjusters. With the right strategy, you can coordinate medical and wage-loss coverage while pursuing compensation from the liable party. Our approach centers on timely documentation and thorough communication so your claim reflects the full impact of your injuries. For people in Keewatin, this support means less guesswork, fewer delays, and a path that aligns with both recovery and long-term needs.
Metro Law Offices is a Minnesota personal injury law firm dedicated to helping injured people and families across Itasca County and beyond. We handle passenger and rideshare claims involving Uber, Lyft, taxis, carpools, and private vehicles, focusing on practical steps that move cases forward. Our team emphasizes accessibility, clear explanations, and consistent updates, so you always know what comes next. We understand the unique dynamics of rideshare insurance and coordinate benefits with care. When you’re hurt in Keewatin, you deserve attentive guidance and steady advocacy aimed at securing fair compensation without unnecessary stress.
Minnesota is a no-fault state, meaning your own personal injury protection (PIP) benefits can provide early help with medical bills and wage loss after a crash, regardless of fault. For rideshare cases, additional commercial coverage may apply depending on whether the driver was logged into the app, en route to a pickup, or transporting a passenger. When another driver is responsible, a liability claim may be available to cover losses not addressed by PIP. Our role is to identify available coverage, organize documentation, and present your claim in a way that fully reflects your injuries and losses.
Passenger claims can be complex because more than one policy may respond. You might access PIP through your own policy or a household member’s, then pursue compensation from the at-fault driver’s insurer, and, in rideshare situations, from Uber or Lyft’s applicable policy. Uninsured and underinsured motorist coverages may also be in play. Strong documentation—medical records, trip data, photos, and witness statements—helps clarify fault and damages. Our team coordinates these pieces, keeps you informed, and works to reduce interruptions in care or benefit payments while your claim is evaluated and negotiated.
A passenger or rideshare injury claim is a request for compensation after you’re hurt while riding in a vehicle, including Uber, Lyft, taxis, carpools, or a friend’s car. In Minnesota, the process typically starts with no-fault benefits for medical bills and wage loss. When another party’s negligence causes the crash, you may pursue additional compensation from that party’s insurer. In rideshare cases, coverage depends on the driver’s app status and the applicable policy limits. The claim aims to address medical treatment, lost income, and other losses, with documentation that demonstrates how the crash affected your life.
Successful claims are built on timely medical care, accurate reporting, and careful coordination of insurance coverage. We gather ride receipts, app screenshots, police reports, photos, and witness information, then confirm which policies apply, including PIP, liability, and any uninsured or underinsured motorist coverage. Communication with adjusters is structured around clear records and a consistent narrative supported by medical documentation. We also track treatment progress and losses so your demand reflects current and future needs. Deadlines and policy terms matter, so we move promptly to protect your claim and position it for a fair resolution.
Understanding common insurance terms can make your claim less confusing. Minnesota no-fault benefits provide early help, but additional coverages may be available through rideshare policies or the at-fault driver. Liability coverage addresses harms caused by negligence, while uninsured and underinsured motorist coverage can respond when the at-fault driver has too little or no insurance. Fee arrangements also matter; knowing how representation is paid for can lower stress and align incentives. These definitions will help you track how each piece works together and why accurate documentation is essential for presenting a complete picture of your losses.
Personal Injury Protection, often called no-fault coverage, helps pay medical bills and wage loss after a motor vehicle crash regardless of who caused it. In Minnesota, PIP is designed to provide prompt benefits so treatment is not delayed by fault disputes. For passengers and rideshare riders, PIP may come from your own policy, a household member’s policy, or potentially another applicable policy. PIP does not bar you from pursuing a claim against an at-fault party for additional compensation. Coordinating PIP with liability and other coverages ensures your benefits are used effectively and documented correctly.
Uninsured motorist coverage helps when the at-fault driver has no insurance. Underinsured motorist coverage helps when the at-fault driver’s policy is not enough to cover your losses. Both can be vital in passenger and rideshare cases, especially if multiple people are injured or policy limits are low. UM and UIM may be available through your own policy or, in some situations, through a rideshare policy depending on the driver’s app status. Properly presenting UM/UIM claims requires accurate documentation of medical care, wage loss, and other damages so your coverage responds as intended.
Bodily injury liability coverage pays for injuries caused to others when a driver is legally responsible for a crash. In a Minnesota passenger or rideshare claim, this coverage may come from another driver, the rideshare driver, or both, depending on fault and app status. Liability coverage is separate from no-fault benefits and can address losses that exceed PIP. Establishing responsibility requires evidence such as police reports, witness statements, photos, and sometimes expert analysis. Our role is to compile and present that evidence clearly so the liable carrier evaluates your claim fairly and fully.
A contingency fee means legal fees are paid as a percentage of the recovery rather than upfront. If there is no recovery, you do not owe a fee for our work. This arrangement lets injured passengers and rideshare riders access legal help without adding financial strain during treatment and time away from work. Case costs, such as records or filing fees, are discussed at the start so there are no surprises. We explain our agreement clearly, answer questions, and keep you informed as the case progresses, aligning our efforts with your goals for a fair outcome.
Some people manage a simple insurance claim on their own, while others benefit from comprehensive representation. A limited approach may work when injuries are minor, liability is clear, and coverage is straightforward. When injuries are ongoing, multiple insurers are involved, or fault is disputed, coordinated advocacy can make a meaningful difference. Our goal is to match the level of support to your situation, whether you need guidance on documentation and benefits or full-scope help with investigation, negotiations, and, if needed, litigation. We tailor our approach for Keewatin residents and visitors so your needs drive the plan.
If your injuries are minor, you recovered quickly, and the at-fault party and coverage are undisputed, a straightforward claim may be all you need. In these situations, organizing medical bills, confirming PIP benefits, and submitting a well-documented demand can resolve matters efficiently. We can still offer guidance on best practices, what to say to adjusters, and how to present records in a clear, chronological way. The key is making sure the insurance company receives accurate information reflecting your treatment, lost time, and symptoms so a fair offer can be reached without unnecessary delay or confusion.
When only one insurer is involved and your medical care is brief, a limited plan may keep the process simple. We help ensure forms are completed correctly, PIP benefits are triggered promptly, and medical records show your diagnosis and recovery. If your losses are modest, quick resolution can be a practical goal. Even in small claims, preserving photos, ride receipts, and timelines supports a smoother evaluation. With clear documentation, you maintain control of your claim while still having access to guidance that can prevent common mistakes and protect your rights under Minnesota law.
More extensive injuries require careful coordination of benefits, specialists, and time away from work. In rideshare and passenger cases, multiple policies may apply, including PIP, liability, and UM/UIM. Presenting a complete picture of your medical needs and long-term impact is essential. We gather provider statements, track costs, and ensure that future care and wage-loss considerations are documented. Our approach helps prevent gaps in the record that insurers could use to undervalue your claim. The goal is to align your claim with the reality of your recovery and the coverage that should respond.
When insurers disagree about responsibility or multiple policies overlap, a coordinated strategy helps protect your interests. Rideshare cases may involve questions about the driver’s app status, the sequence of events, and how different coverages interact. We obtain reports, contact witnesses, and analyze policy language so your claim is presented with clarity. If negotiations stall, we are prepared to take further steps to pursue fair compensation. Throughout, we keep you informed and involved, explaining options and timelines so you can make decisions with confidence while focusing on your health and day-to-day responsibilities.
A thorough approach helps ensure every available coverage is identified and coordinated, from PIP benefits to liability and UM/UIM claims. We build a clear narrative supported by medical records, wage documentation, and evidence from the scene and rideshare app. By addressing both current and future needs, we work to avoid shortfalls that could impact your recovery or financial stability. For many Keewatin riders and passengers, this strategy reduces uncertainty, keeps the claim organized, and positions the case for a fair resolution—whether through settlement or, when appropriate, further legal action.
When your claim is supported by detailed evidence and timely documentation, negotiations often proceed more efficiently. Adjusters understand your injuries, the coverage involved, and the basis for your damages. This clarity can help avoid repeated requests and delays. We also manage communications, allowing you to focus on treatment and daily life. If new information arises, we adapt the strategy and update the valuation accordingly. From early benefit coordination to final resolution, a comprehensive plan aims to protect your health, time, and financial interests at each stage of the process.
Comprehensive representation emphasizes timely evidence collection, including photos, video, police reports, rideshare app data, medical records, and witness statements. We organize this information to create a consistent, well-documented account of what happened and how the injuries affect your life. Strong documentation helps resolve questions about fault and damages, reduces unnecessary back-and-forth with insurers, and supports a valuation that reflects the full extent of your losses. This careful groundwork is especially helpful in rideshare claims, where coverage can depend on the driver’s app status and the interplay between multiple insurance policies.
Passenger and rideshare claims can involve several layers of insurance. We examine policy language, confirm limits, and determine how PIP, liability, and UM/UIM coverages apply. This allows us to prioritize benefits, address gaps, and pursue all available sources of compensation. By coordinating claims in a deliberate sequence, we aim to reduce delays and protect your eligibility for future benefits. For Keewatin residents and visitors, this coverage-first strategy helps ensure that no opportunity is overlooked and that the claim reflects the true impact of the crash on your health, work, and daily life.
Right after the crash, take photos of vehicle positions, damage, and the scene, and screenshot the rideshare trip details, including pickup, drop-off, and driver information. Report the incident through the Uber or Lyft app and obtain the incident number. Ask for the police report number and collect contact details for witnesses. Save every medical bill, receipt, and treatment note. These steps help verify app status, timing, and responsibility, which can affect insurance coverage. Prompt, organized documentation can shorten investigations and support a clearer presentation of your injuries, expenses, and the way the crash impacted you.
Insurers may ask for recorded statements soon after the crash. Provide factual, concise information about the incident and your injuries, but avoid speculation. Do not minimize symptoms or guess about medical diagnoses. When dealing with a third-party carrier, consider speaking with our team first so the conversation fits the evidence and protects your claim. Keep communication professional and maintain copies of everything you share. Clear, consistent statements reduce misunderstandings and help align your claim with the documentation. We can handle communications for you so you can focus on recovery and follow your providers’ guidance.
If you are facing ongoing treatment, missed work, or pain that interferes with daily life, a coordinated plan can make a meaningful difference. Rideshare claims add questions about app status and commercial policy tiers, while passenger claims may involve multiple carriers, including your own PIP, the driver’s insurer, and the at-fault party. We help assemble records, present your story clearly, and identify all available coverage. With a steady advocate managing details, you can focus on healing while your claim is documented and pursued for fair compensation based on the full scope of your losses.
Legal support can prevent costly mistakes, like missing benefits, misreporting symptoms, or accepting an early offer that overlooks future care. We work to ensure your medical providers’ opinions are included, wage documentation is accurate, and photos and witness statements support liability and damages. For people in Keewatin, having a local team that understands Minnesota no-fault and rideshare coverages can simplify the process. Our goal is to reduce stress, maintain momentum, and position your case for a strong result—whether through settlement or, when necessary, further action to protect your rights and interests.
Passenger and rideshare injuries can occur in many ways: rear-end collisions at intersections, sudden stops on winter roads, and multi-vehicle crashes involving a rideshare driver. You might be traveling with friends, using Uber or Lyft to get home safely, or riding with a family member. Even low-speed impacts can cause significant injuries that interrupt work and daily routines. Our team helps make sense of the coverage available and the steps to take. Whether you live in Keewatin or were visiting Itasca County, we’re ready to listen, gather the right information, and guide your claim forward.
When a rideshare trip is active, additional insurance may be available beyond standard auto policies. Coverage depends on whether the driver was waiting for a request, en route to pick up a passenger, or had a rider in the car. We collect app data, driver details, and trip receipts to confirm which policy applies and to what extent. From there, we coordinate PIP benefits, liability claims, and potential UM/UIM coverage. The goal is to ensure your medical care continues while we present a clear, complete claim that accurately reflects your injuries and related losses.
It can feel awkward to make a claim when a friend was driving, but insurance exists for this exact situation. We focus on policy coverage, not personal relationships. Depending on the facts, your PIP, your friend’s policy, and the at-fault driver’s insurer may all be involved. We handle communications, gather medical records, and pursue compensation that addresses your treatment, time away from work, and other losses. By keeping conversations professional and grounded in documentation, we work to maintain goodwill while ensuring your needs are met and your claim is evaluated fairly.
Pedestrians and cyclists can be hurt by rideshare vehicles, particularly near pick-up and drop-off points. Establishing the driver’s app status helps determine what coverage applies. We gather scene photos, surveillance when available, and witness statements to clarify fault. If you have personal auto insurance, PIP may still provide benefits even though you were not in a vehicle. We coordinate medical documentation and develop a demand that reflects both immediate care and any ongoing limitations. Our goal is to secure the benefits and compensation you need to focus on recovery with fewer interruptions and delays.
Our team focuses on practical solutions, responsive communication, and thorough documentation. We coordinate PIP, liability, and UM/UIM coverages so your benefits are used effectively and your claim reflects the full scope of your losses. From early medical care to final resolution, we emphasize timely action and attention to detail. You’ll know where your case stands and what to expect next. We align our efforts with your goals, helping reduce stress and keep your recovery front and center while we manage the legal and insurance steps behind the scenes.
Rideshare claims often hinge on the driver’s app status and how commercial policies interact with standard coverage. We gather trip data, confirm policy limits, and present your claim with supportive records and a clear narrative. If multiple carriers are involved, we coordinate communications and prevent unnecessary delays. For Keewatin residents and visitors, having a local, Minnesota-based team means you benefit from knowledge of regional practices and expectations, which can help streamline the process. Our approach is steady, organized, and tailored to your situation and the needs of your family.
You deserve a team that listens and stays accessible. We return calls, keep appointments, and provide updates as your case progresses. When decisions arise—whether to accept a settlement, continue negotiations, or take additional steps—we explain the options and likely timelines in plain language. Our goal is to provide thoughtful guidance that fits your medical treatment, work obligations, and long-term plans. With Metro Law Offices, you can focus on healing while we work to secure fair compensation through a process that respects your time, health, and peace of mind.
We start by listening and learning the details of your crash, injuries, and treatment plan. Then we gather records, confirm coverage, and establish a strategy centered on your goals. We coordinate PIP benefits, collect evidence, and prepare a comprehensive demand supported by medical documentation and proof of lost income. If negotiations are productive, we work toward a fair settlement. If not, we discuss further steps, including litigation. Throughout, we maintain consistent communication, explain developments promptly, and keep the focus on your recovery while advancing your claim with care and precision.
Your case begins with a free consultation where we review the facts, injuries, and current medical care. We outline how Minnesota no-fault works, what records are needed, and how we will coordinate coverage. Our intake process is designed to minimize stress while capturing the information insurers need to evaluate your claim. We also discuss timelines and how communications will be handled so you can focus on treatment. From the start, we aim to build a foundation of documentation that supports your case and moves it forward efficiently.
We collect ride receipts, app screenshots, police reports, and contact information for witnesses. We also request your medical records and bills and confirm your providers and upcoming appointments. By understanding your treatment plan and how your injuries affect work and daily life, we can tailor our strategy. Early evidence often shapes the claim, so we move promptly to capture details while memories are fresh and records are accessible. Our focus is to organize everything in a clear, chronological way that helps insurers see the full picture of your losses.
After intake, we confirm available coverage, including PIP, liability, and any UM/UIM policies. In rideshare cases, we identify which policy tier may apply based on the driver’s app status. We help you start or continue PIP benefits so treatment and wage-loss support are not delayed. Clear coordination reduces confusion and positions your claim for a smoother evaluation. We also explain how future care might be documented and how to communicate with adjusters. The objective is to protect your benefits while building a compelling, well-supported claim for fair compensation.
We develop evidence that supports both liability and damages. That includes scene photos, vehicle damage images, witness statements, and, when available, video or data from the rideshare app. On the medical side, we request records and provider opinions that explain your diagnosis, treatment, and prognosis. The demand we prepare describes how the crash affected your health, work, and daily activities. We keep you updated, explain milestones, and adjust strategy as new information arrives. This careful preparation helps negotiations proceed on solid ground.
We work closely with your providers to obtain detailed records, bills, and any supportive statements about your injuries and restrictions. We also compile lost wage information and gather photographs, witness accounts, and, if helpful, diagrams of the scene. For rideshare claims, we verify trip timing, app screenshots, and relevant correspondence with the platform. The goal is to create a comprehensive, consistent record that links the crash to your symptoms and clearly shows the financial impact. Strong documentation supports fair evaluation and can help shorten negotiations.
With documentation in place, we draft a detailed demand package that highlights liability, medical treatment, wage loss, and other harms. We anticipate insurer questions and address them upfront with evidence. Our negotiation approach balances persistence with practicality, always guided by your goals. If an offer overlooks important aspects of your claim, we respond with targeted information and continue advocating for a fair result. When appropriate, we discuss next steps, including filing suit. At each stage, we explain options in plain language so you can make informed decisions.
Most claims resolve through settlement once documentation is complete and negotiations are meaningful. When a fair agreement is reached, we confirm lien and bill balances and guide you through final paperwork. If settlement is not appropriate, we talk about filing a lawsuit, discovery, and timelines. Litigation can add time and complexity, but it can also be an important path to pursue a fair outcome. Throughout, we continue to update you, gather new information, and protect your interests so you can focus on your health and next steps.
When offers arrive, we evaluate them against your medical records, wage loss, and future needs, as well as applicable policy limits. We explain the pros and cons of each option, answer your questions, and discuss timing and potential next steps. If liens or benefit reimbursements apply, we clarify how those will be handled. Ultimately, the decision is yours. Our role is to provide clear analysis, practical guidance, and steady support so you can choose the path that best fits your circumstances and goals.
If litigation becomes necessary, we draft and file the complaint, initiate discovery, and continue collecting evidence that supports your claim. We prepare you for each milestone, including written discovery, depositions, and potential mediation. Our objective is to present a persuasive, well-documented case that reflects your injuries and losses. Even during litigation, many cases still resolve through settlement as the facts become clearer. We keep communication open and consistent so you understand timing, strategy, and what to expect at each stage of the process.
In Minnesota, no-fault (PIP) benefits typically pay initial medical bills and wage loss regardless of fault. If you have your own auto policy, you may access PIP there; if not, a household member’s policy or another applicable policy might respond. PIP is designed to get treatment started while fault is investigated. Keep all bills and records, attend follow-ups, and notify your insurer promptly so benefits flow without interruption. If another driver or a rideshare operator is responsible, you may also pursue a liability claim to address losses beyond PIP. In rideshare cases, additional commercial coverage may apply depending on the driver’s app status. We identify all available policies, confirm limits, and coordinate benefits so care continues while your claim is evaluated. Our goal is to reduce delays and ensure that every eligible source of coverage is considered as your case progresses.
The answer depends on how the crash happened and the rideshare driver’s app status. Start by opening a no-fault (PIP) claim so medical bills and wage loss are addressed early. Then, we determine whether the at-fault driver’s insurer, a rideshare policy, or both should be involved. Trip records, app screenshots, and the police report help clarify which coverages apply and in what sequence they should respond. When the rideshare driver is waiting for a request, en route to a pickup, or transporting a passenger, different policy tiers may apply. If another driver caused the crash, their liability insurer may also be responsible. We gather documentation and present your claim to the correct carriers with a clear narrative and supportive records. This approach helps avoid gaps and duplicate requests while positioning your case for fair consideration and timely negotiations.
Insurance exists to protect people in exactly this situation. If you were a passenger in a friend’s car, we focus on policy coverage, not personal relationships. Your own PIP may provide early help with medical bills and wage loss. Depending on fault and available coverage, your friend’s policy and the at-fault driver’s insurer may also be involved. We communicate professionally with insurers, document your injuries, and keep everyone focused on facts and benefits. Our process emphasizes respect and clarity, working to maintain goodwill while protecting your claim. We gather medical records, verify policy limits, and present a thorough demand when appropriate. If multiple carriers are involved, we coordinate them to reduce delays. You deserve care and fair compensation without straining friendships. We’ll handle the details so you can focus on recovery and keep personal relationships as comfortable as possible during a difficult time.
Claim value depends on the nature and duration of your injuries, medical treatment, wage loss, and how the crash affects daily life. Documentation is essential. We gather records, bills, provider statements, and evidence that connects the crash to your symptoms and limitations. Policy limits, the driver’s app status, and whether multiple insurers are involved can also influence outcomes. Our evaluation aims to reflect both current needs and potential future care. As treatment progresses, we update the valuation with new information and consider settlement opportunities when the medical picture stabilizes. We never promise results, but we do provide clear explanations, answer questions, and present a demand supported by evidence. If an offer overlooks important aspects of your losses, we respond with targeted information and continue negotiations. When appropriate, we discuss further steps, including litigation, and guide you through each decision.
Timelines vary based on injury severity, treatment length, and whether liability is disputed. Simple claims with brief care may resolve in a few months once records are complete. Cases involving ongoing treatment, multiple insurers, or contested fault typically take longer. We move promptly to start PIP, gather documentation, and present your claim once the medical picture is clear enough for accurate evaluation. If negotiations are productive, we work toward settlement while addressing liens and ensuring final paperwork is handled correctly. If a fair resolution isn’t possible, we discuss filing suit. Litigation adds time and procedural steps, but it can be an important path to seek fair compensation. Throughout the process, we provide updates, explain next steps, and adapt strategy as new information becomes available so you always know where your case stands.
In Minnesota, PIP is mandated to provide early help after a crash, and using it does not automatically mean your premiums will increase. Insurers consider many factors when setting rates, and outcomes can vary by policy and carrier. The priority is your health and the timely payment of medical bills and wage loss. Promptly activating PIP helps you access care while fault is evaluated. We help you submit accurate forms and documentation so benefits start without unnecessary delays. Using PIP does not prevent you from pursuing a claim against the responsible party. If you have questions about your specific policy, we can review it with you and explain how PIP, liability, and UM/UIM coverages interact. Our focus is on coordinating benefits effectively while we build a clear, evidence-based claim for compensation beyond what PIP covers.
You can provide basic, factual information about the crash, but be cautious with recordings and detailed statements—especially when speaking to a carrier for the other driver or rideshare company. Avoid speculation about speed, distances, or medical diagnoses. Instead, refer to the police report and your medical providers. If you’re unsure how to respond, we can help prepare you or handle communications on your behalf. Accurate statements that match the documentation keep your claim consistent and reduce disputes later. We organize your records, clarify timelines, and address insurer questions with supportive evidence. This reduces the risk of misunderstandings and helps the evaluation proceed on solid footing. If a recorded statement is requested, we can be present, ensure the scope is appropriate, and protect your interests while still moving the claim forward efficiently.
If the rideshare driver was off the app, their personal auto policy may apply instead of a rideshare commercial policy. Your no-fault (PIP) benefits may still provide early medical and wage-loss support. We confirm coverage by reviewing the police report, app data, and statements, then determine which insurers should be involved. The sequence of coverage matters for coordination and deadlines. Even off-app situations can involve multiple insurers, especially when more than one vehicle is involved or injuries are significant. We compile evidence, verify policy limits, and present a demand supported by medical records and proof of losses. If liability is contested, we address it with witness statements, photos, or additional investigation. Our goal is to keep care moving while pursuing fair compensation from the correct carrier or carriers based on the facts.
Passengers are rarely assigned fault, but certain issues—like not wearing a seatbelt—may be raised by insurers. Minnesota follows a comparative fault framework, which can reduce recovery if a person shares responsibility. In most passenger cases, the focus is on the drivers and how the crash occurred. We gather evidence to clarify responsibility and ensure your role is documented accurately. If an insurer argues comparative fault, we respond with facts and supportive records. Medical documentation, photos, and witness statements help present a clear picture of what happened and how your injuries connect to the crash. Our approach is to address these arguments directly and maintain a consistent narrative grounded in evidence. This helps protect your claim while we pursue compensation that reflects the true impact of the collision on your life and work.
We handle passenger and rideshare cases on a contingency fee, which means you pay no fee unless we recover compensation for you. This arrangement lets you access legal help without upfront costs during a difficult time. We explain the fee percentage and answer questions at the beginning so you know what to expect. Transparency and clear communication are central to how we work with clients. Case costs, such as medical records, filing fees, or expert expenses if needed, are discussed openly. At resolution, we account for fees and costs in writing so everything is clear. If you have questions about the agreement, we’ll walk through each section. Our goal is to align our efforts with your goals and provide cost-effective representation that supports your recovery and financial stability while we work toward a fair outcome.
