A dirt bike crash can upend life in an instant, from the trails around Meeker County to a driveway in Litchfield. Medical care, missed work, and insurance questions arrive quickly, often before you’ve had time to catch your breath. Metro Law Offices helps riders and families in Litchfield pursue fair compensation after off-road and street-involved dirt bike incidents. We focus on clear guidance, steady communication, and diligent claim handling. If you or a loved one was hurt, we can review your options, identify available insurance, and protect your rights while you heal. Reach out to Metro Law Offices at 651-615-3322 for a free, local case review today.
Not every dirt bike crash follows the same pattern. Some involve a motor vehicle at a rural intersection; others happen on private land or public trails. Your path to recovery depends on where the crash occurred, who may be responsible, and what coverage applies. Our Litchfield-focused team explains your choices in plain language, helps preserve evidence, and pursues the full value of your claim. We work with medical providers, analyze liability, and deal directly with insurers so you do not have to. From the first call through resolution, we keep you informed and prepared for the next step. When you are ready, Metro Law Offices is ready to help.
Timely legal help can make the difference between a rushed low offer and a well-documented settlement. After a dirt bike crash, important evidence can fade quickly: scuffed gear, tire tracks, damaged parts, and witness memories. We act promptly to secure photos, statements, and inspection opportunities, and to identify all available insurance, including auto, homeowners, umbrella, and UM/UIM when applicable. We also coordinate medical records and billing, address health insurance subrogation, and communicate with adjusters so your words are not twisted against you. Minnesota deadlines can be shorter than you think, and early missteps can be costly. Starting with informed guidance helps protect your claim from day one.
Metro Law Offices is a Minnesota personal injury law firm serving riders and families throughout Litchfield and Meeker County. Our team brings years of focused injury advocacy, practical negotiation skills, and a steady approach to every case. We prioritize client communication, transparency, and thorough preparation from intake to resolution. Whether your crash involved a vehicle, a trail hazard, or defective parts, we guide you through each phase and keep you in control of decisions. Initial consultations are free, and we explain fee options clearly before any work begins. Call 651-615-3322 to speak with a team that understands riders, injuries, and the realities of Minnesota insurance practice.
A dirt bike accident claim seeks compensation for losses caused by another party’s careless or wrongful conduct. In Minnesota, that often means proving the other party failed to use reasonable care, that this failure caused the crash, and that you suffered measurable damages such as medical bills, wage loss, and pain and suffering. Coverage can vary widely. Auto insurance may apply when a motor vehicle is involved, while homeowners or property liability coverage might apply on private land. Uninsured and underinsured motorist coverage can help when the at-fault driver lacks adequate insurance. Each case demands careful review of facts, policies, and the location of the incident.
Because many dirt bikes are not treated as traditional motor vehicles under Minnesota no-fault rules, riders may not have access to personal injury protection benefits after a crash. That makes early investigation and documentation especially important. Photographs of the scene, damaged gear, and visible injuries, along with prompt medical evaluation, can strengthen the claim. Statements from witnesses and landowners, crash reports, and maintenance records can also matter. Our role is to gather and organize this information, evaluate responsibility among all involved parties, and pursue every available coverage source so your recovery is not limited by avoidable gaps in proof or missed opportunities.
A dirt bike accident claim arises when a rider is injured due to another person’s or entity’s negligence, a defective product, or a hazardous condition on land. The claim seeks compensation for medical expenses, lost income, property damage, and human losses like pain, limitations, and the impact on daily life. To succeed, Minnesota law generally requires proof of duty, breach, causation, and damages. Depending on where the crash occurred and who was involved, different rules and coverages may apply. Our job is to connect the facts to the legal standards, assemble proof, and present a clear, persuasive claim to insurers or, when appropriate, the court.
A strong claim is built methodically. First, get medical care and follow your provider’s recommendations. Then, secure evidence: photos, videos, gear, the bike, witness names, and any reports. We notify insurers, identify all coverages, and protect you from recorded statements that could be used unfairly. Next, we gather medical records, wage information, and out-of-pocket expenses, and consult with appropriate professionals when needed. After documenting liability and damages, we prepare a settlement demand and negotiate. If fair resolution is not offered, we discuss filing suit and the steps ahead. Throughout, our goal is to remove guesswork and let you focus on recovery.
Understanding a few core concepts helps you make better decisions. Minnesota follows modified comparative fault rules, so your recovery can be reduced by your share of responsibility. Deadlines set by the statute of limitations and related notice requirements can bar claims if missed. Insurance types vary widely: auto liability, homeowners, umbrella, and UM/UIM may each play a role. Some dirt bike incidents implicate premises liability or product liability theories. We explain these terms in plain language, apply them to your facts, and map a clear plan. If something is unclear, ask us—we believe informed clients are better protected and better positioned to recover.
Negligence is the legal concept that someone failed to use reasonable care under the circumstances, causing harm to another person. In a dirt bike context, negligence might involve a driver who fails to yield, a property owner who leaves a hidden hazard on a trail, or a rider who operates recklessly in a shared space. Proving negligence typically requires evidence of a duty, a breach of that duty, and a causal link to your injuries. We collect photos, witness statements, records, and expert evaluations when appropriate to show what happened, why it mattered, and how it led to your losses.
UM/UIM coverage can help when an at-fault driver has no insurance or too little coverage to pay for your injuries. In dirt bike crashes, UM/UIM can be a vital safety net if a motor vehicle was involved and the policy terms extend coverage. Policies differ, and exclusions can be technical, so careful policy review matters. We look for UM/UIM in your auto policy and potentially in household policies. When available, this coverage may pay medical bills, wage loss, and human damages that exceed the at-fault driver’s limits. Prompt notice and proper documentation are important to preserve these benefits.
Minnesota uses modified comparative fault, which means your compensation can be reduced by your percentage of responsibility. If your fault is greater than the other party’s, you cannot recover. Insurers sometimes overstate a rider’s share of blame to cut payouts. We push back with facts: scene evidence, visibility analysis, speed and control considerations, property conditions, and third-party conduct. Even when fault is shared, a careful presentation can keep the focus on the choices that truly caused the crash. Understanding how fault is allocated helps set fair expectations and prevents avoidable concessions during settlement discussions or litigation.
The statute of limitations sets the deadline to file a lawsuit. Miss it, and your claim can be barred regardless of merit. In Minnesota, many injury claims must be filed within two years, though specific facts and claim types can change applicable timelines and notice rules. Because evidence fades and coverage disputes take time, waiting can be risky. We identify the correct deadlines early, calendar all critical dates, and move your claim forward without unnecessary delay. If you have questions about timing, contact Metro Law Offices promptly so we can assess your situation and protect your rights.
Some riders try to manage claims alone, hoping for a quick settlement. That can work in limited, low-value situations with clear liability and straightforward medical care. However, many dirt bike cases involve disputed facts, multiple policies, medical complexity, or aggressive adjuster tactics. Our team brings structure, documentation, and negotiation leverage to the process, while identifying coverages that might be missed. We also help prevent damaging recorded statements and address liens that could reduce your recovery. Whether you proceed alone or with counsel, having a clear plan and accurate information from the start is essential to a fair outcome.
If your injuries are minor, fully resolved in days, and your medical bills are low, a minimal approach may be workable. You can still protect yourself by documenting the scene, keeping receipts, and obtaining medical records that confirm your recovery. If liability is clear and the insurer is cooperative, you might reach resolution without extensive involvement. That said, do not accept a release until you are confident you are truly better and understand the full scope of your damages. We are happy to provide a free check-in so you can evaluate whether a streamlined path fits your situation.
When a dirt bike incident causes only property damage and no bodily injury, you may resolve the matter by working directly with the at-fault party’s insurer or property carrier. Collect repair estimates, photos, and proof of value. Even in these cases, written communication and careful record-keeping are your allies. If new symptoms arise later, do not rush to sign a release. Our team can review documents and advise on next steps if negotiations stall or the insurer denies a fair valuation. A brief consultation can prevent missteps and help you decide whether further legal assistance adds value.
Fractures, head injuries, nerve damage, or persistent pain can complicate a claim. Long-term treatment, time off work, and lasting limitations require careful documentation and thoughtful presentation. We coordinate records, provider opinions, and wage information, and we track future care needs. Insurers often dispute the extent of ongoing problems, so we assemble evidence linked to daily life and functional changes. We also address health insurance subrogation and craft a settlement demand that captures the full picture. In serious cases, comprehensive representation protects both the value of the claim and your time, allowing you to focus on recovery.
When the other side contests fault or multiple insurance policies may apply, you benefit from structured investigation and targeted negotiation. We analyze scene evidence, interview witnesses, and review policy language for auto, homeowners, umbrella, and UM/UIM coverage. If the insurer blames the rider or minimizes hazardous property conditions, we respond with facts and law. We also manage communications to avoid statements that could be taken out of context. Comprehensive handling ensures no coverage source is overlooked and that your position is presented clearly and consistently, increasing the likelihood of a fair resolution in or out of court.
A complete strategy puts all the pieces together: liability proof, medical evidence, wage documentation, and the human story behind your injuries. It also allows us to identify every potential coverage source, anticipate insurer defenses, and address liens before they undermine your outcome. With a full view of your case, we can time settlement discussions to align with medical milestones, maximizing clarity and value. Comprehensive handling also preserves options if negotiations fail, ensuring you are ready for litigation without starting from scratch. In short, it brings order, reduces surprises, and supports a fair, durable result.
This approach also protects your time and peace of mind. Instead of juggling adjuster calls, records requests, and policy questions, you can focus on healing and family. We handle the logistics, track deadlines, and keep you updated with plain-language explanations and practical recommendations. With the evidence organized and communications streamlined, adjusters can evaluate the claim on the merits. If the offer falls short, we are prepared to escalate thoughtfully. Our goal is not just to reach any resolution, but to reach one that reflects the full impact of the crash on your health, work, and daily life.
Thorough documentation drives fair valuation. We collect medical records, imaging, provider notes, and wage verification, then connect them to your day-to-day limitations. We also gather scene evidence and repair estimates to show the physical reality of the crash. By organizing proof and explaining it clearly, we reduce guesswork and prevent adjusters from undervaluing your claim. When necessary, we consult with appropriate professionals to clarify technical issues. The result is a complete, credible picture of liability and damages that supports meaningful negotiations and, if needed, a strong presentation in litigation.
Insurers may request broad authorizations, push recorded statements, or suggest early settlements that do not reflect the full extent of your injuries. We shield you from unnecessary demands, manage communications, and correct misstatements promptly. Our approach ensures the claim stays rooted in verified facts and relevant law, not assumptions. We also address liens and coordinate benefits so more of the final recovery stays with you. When negotiations stall, we bring structured pressure through a detailed demand, supportive evidence, and, when appropriate, litigation. That steady, informed advocacy helps level the field and promotes fair outcomes.
Photos and videos tell the story when memories fade. Capture the scene, skid marks, trail conditions, signage, weather, your gear, and your injuries. Save the bike and damaged equipment without repairs until we advise, and keep screenshots of messages with witnesses or landowners. Request copies of any incident or police reports. Start a journal noting pain levels, missed activities, and work impacts; these details matter later. Provide all materials to our team so we can preserve metadata, organize proof, and build a clear timeline. Strong documentation increases credibility and can significantly improve negotiation leverage.
Early offers often arrive before the full scope of injuries is known. Accepting too soon can leave future treatment and lasting limitations uncompensated. We help you understand the right timing to evaluate settlement, typically after key medical milestones and adequate documentation are in place. If the insurer pressures you to sign quickly, ask for time to review and get advice. Our team prepares a detailed demand rooted in evidence, not estimates, and negotiates with a clear valuation framework. Patience, planning, and proof are more likely to produce a result that reflects your real losses.
If you are facing medical bills, missed work, or questions about liability after a dirt bike crash, a conversation can bring clarity. We help identify all potential coverage, from auto policies to homeowners and umbrella insurance, and we protect you from missteps with adjusters. We also track deadlines, gather proof, and explain likely timelines so you know what to expect. Even if you think your case is small, a brief review can confirm whether a simple approach makes sense or if additional steps could improve your outcome.
The sooner we speak, the better we can preserve key evidence and address time-sensitive issues. We offer a free consultation, straightforward communication, and a practical plan tailored to your situation in Litchfield and Meeker County. You will understand the strengths and challenges of your claim, possible ranges of outcomes, and the strategy for moving forward. If you choose to proceed with our help, we handle the day-to-day work and keep you updated. If a limited approach is right, we will say so. Either way, you gain clarity and control.
We routinely see incidents involving vehicles at rural intersections, farm driveways, and county roads near Litchfield. Other claims arise from rutted trails, hidden washouts, or unsafe property conditions on private land. Defective parts, improper maintenance, or unsafe modifications can contribute to crashes and may trigger product or service liability. Each pattern requires a tailored approach to evidence and coverage. We look closely at visibility, speed, signage, surface conditions, and witness accounts, and we secure repair records, photos, and device data where available. With a careful investigation, we can pinpoint responsibility and pursue all applicable insurance sources.
When a vehicle fails to yield, turns across your path, or backs into a right-of-way, a dirt bike rider can suffer severe injuries. These crashes may occur near Highway 12, township roads, or residential areas around Litchfield. We evaluate sightlines, signage, lighting, and driver behavior to determine fault. Auto liability insurance is typically involved, and UM/UIM coverage may apply if the at-fault driver is uninsured or underinsured. Prompt medical care, photos, and witness statements are essential. We manage communications with insurers and build a detailed demand to reflect medical needs, wage loss, and the human impact of the collision.
Unmarked drop-offs, loose gravel on hard corners, concealed fencing, or neglected surfaces on private property can trigger dangerous falls. These cases often involve premises liability and require proof that a landowner knew or should have known of the hazard and failed to take reasonable steps to fix or warn. We document the condition quickly, preserve the bike and gear, and interview witnesses and property managers. Photos, maintenance records, and weather data can be highly persuasive. Homeowners or property liability insurance may respond, and we work to establish notice, causation, and the full extent of your damages.
Brake failures, throttle problems, faulty tires, or improper repairs can lead to sudden loss of control. Product and service liability cases require careful part preservation and prompt inspection. We advise clients to store the bike and components safely, avoid repairs, and document everything. We examine recall history, maintenance records, and vendor practices to identify where responsibility lies. Multiple parties may share fault, including manufacturers, distributors, or service providers. These cases can involve technical questions and competing insurers, so early coordination and thorough documentation are key to securing fair compensation for injuries and related losses.
We focus on clear communication, steady guidance, and thorough preparation. Our Litchfield clients appreciate a practical, step-by-step approach that removes uncertainty and keeps cases moving. From the first call, we identify coverage, secure evidence, and set a timeline that aligns with your medical recovery. We explain each decision point in plain language so you can make informed choices. If disputes arise, we respond promptly and present the facts persuasively. Our goal is to protect your time and maximize the quality of your claim presentation.
We understand the unique challenges of dirt bike incidents, including how location, equipment, and rider dynamics intersect with Minnesota insurance rules. Many cases involve more than one coverage source, and we work to avoid missed opportunities. We coordinate medical records, wage documentation, and the day-to-day details that show how the crash changed your life. We also address subrogation and liens so the final resolution reflects the value you expect. With Metro Law Offices, you get a team that plans ahead and advocates persistently on your behalf.
Our consultations are free, and we outline fee options up front so there are no surprises. If we work together, we handle communications with insurers, gather the proof needed for fair evaluation, and negotiate with a focus on results. Should litigation become necessary, we are prepared to advance your case efficiently and keep you informed at every turn. Whether your crash involved a vehicle, a trail hazard, or a defective part, we’re here to help you pursue a fair outcome and move forward.
We believe a structured process leads to better outcomes. First, we listen to your story and identify immediate needs, like medical coordination and evidence preservation. Next, we analyze liability, coverage, and damages with an eye toward early leverage and long-term options. We communicate regularly and explain each step, including demand preparation, negotiation, and, if needed, litigation. By aligning case milestones with your medical recovery and the available evidence, we present a complete picture of your losses. You can expect clarity, responsiveness, and a plan tailored to your Litchfield case.
Your first call sets the tone. We gather the essential facts, evaluate potential liability, and flag urgent issues like preserving the bike, parts, and gear. We also map out immediate steps to protect your health and claim, including medical follow-up and documentation. If insurance carriers are already calling, we step in to manage communications. We will request reports, identify witnesses, and confirm available coverage sources. The goal is to stabilize the situation, reduce stress, and set a clear plan for the weeks ahead. You leave this step knowing what to do and why it matters.
During the initial call, we ask targeted questions about where the crash occurred, who was involved, what injuries you sustained, and which insurers have reached out. We review any photos, videos, and messages you have, and we outline additional materials that will help. We also discuss treatment to date, work impacts, and how the incident affects your day-to-day life. With your permission, we contact insurers to announce representation and reduce direct pressure on you. This early clarity allows us to set deadlines, identify missing proof, and prepare for the next phase of investigation.
We quickly send preservation letters, request reports, and secure the bike and damaged gear to allow inspection if needed. We notify relevant insurers—auto, homeowners, or umbrella—and open claims to preserve benefits and deadlines. With your help, we collect witness names and contact information, track medical providers, and begin assembling records and bills. We also advise on social media and communications to avoid misunderstandings. Thorough preservation and early notice reduce the risk of lost evidence, surprise coverage defenses, or missed filing windows, strengthening your position for negotiation or litigation.
As treatment progresses, we build a full record of your injuries, recovery, and lasting effects. We evaluate coverage across all potential policies and analyze fault using photos, scene details, and witness statements. If technical questions arise about parts or property conditions, we coordinate appropriate evaluations. We then connect medical findings with your wage loss and daily limitations to present damages clearly. This careful groundwork positions your claim for a strong demand and meaningful negotiations, while preserving the option of litigation if an insurer refuses to be reasonable.
We obtain medical records, imaging, and provider narratives, confirming diagnosis, causation, treatment, and future care needs. We gather wage information, PTO loss, and statements from employers when helpful. We also document out-of-pocket costs and impacts on daily life through journals and photos. This evidence allows us to value the claim within a realistic range and address arguments about pre-existing conditions or gaps in care. By aligning the medical timeline with your story and scene evidence, we present a cohesive, credible account of how the crash changed your health, work, and routine.
We review auto, homeowners, umbrella, and UM/UIM policies to identify limits, exclusions, and notice requirements. We examine crash dynamics, visibility, signage, and property conditions to allocate responsibility fairly. When the insurer disputes fault, we respond with evidence-based analysis. If multiple parties share responsibility, we pursue each coverage source methodically. This dual focus on coverage and liability ensures your claim is supported by both the facts of the crash and the contracts that ultimately pay losses. With a clear map of responsibility and benefits, we are ready to negotiate from a position of strength.
When your medical picture is sufficiently clear, we prepare a detailed demand that explains liability, documents damages, and supports valuation. We negotiate with purpose, using evidence to counter low offers and delay tactics. If the insurer remains unreasonable, we discuss filing suit and outline what litigation entails, including timelines, discovery, and resolution options. Our aim is to secure a fair result as efficiently as possible, while safeguarding your rights and keeping you informed at every turn. Whatever path your case takes, you will have a plan and an advocate by your side.
We time settlement discussions to coincide with meaningful medical milestones, ensuring the demand reflects current and future needs. The package includes a clear liability narrative, organized medical records, billing summaries, wage information, and evidence of life impact. We also address liens and subrogation so the net outcome is predictable. Our negotiations focus on facts and valuation principles, not pressure or guesswork. If the insurer raises new arguments, we answer with targeted proof. This disciplined approach often leads to efficient, fair resolutions without unnecessary delay.
If settlement talks stall, we consider mediation or arbitration to break the impasse. When filing suit is the right move, we explain each step—from the complaint and discovery to depositions and pre-trial motions—so there are no surprises. Litigation can add time, but it also brings tools that compel disclosure and clarify disputed facts. Throughout, we reassess offers in light of risks, costs, and your goals. With preparation already in place, your case remains organized and persuasive whether across the negotiating table or inside the courtroom.
Deadlines, called statutes of limitations, set how long you have to file a lawsuit. In Minnesota, many personal injury claims must be brought within two years, though certain claims and circumstances can have different timelines or notice requirements. Because facts, insurance, and property issues can change which deadline applies, you should speak with a lawyer as soon as possible to avoid missing key dates. Acting promptly also helps preserve evidence, secure witness statements, and address coverage questions. We identify the correct deadlines early and send notices to protect your rights. If you have any doubt about timing, call Metro Law Offices at 651-615-3322 for a free review. Even a short delay can complicate proof and reduce options, so early guidance is important.
Yes, Minnesota uses modified comparative fault. Your compensation can be reduced by your percentage of responsibility, and you cannot recover if your fault is greater than the other party’s. Insurers sometimes overstate a rider’s share to limit payouts, so careful investigation is important. Evidence of visibility, speed, trail or property hazards, and driver conduct can significantly affect fault allocation. We assemble photos, witness statements, scene details, and medical proof to present a balanced, fact-driven account. Even when fault is shared, a well-documented claim may still recover meaningful compensation. Do not assume partial responsibility bars your case. A free consultation can clarify how comparative fault may apply to your specific Litchfield incident and what steps can strengthen your position.
Coverage can come from several places. If a motor vehicle was involved, the at-fault driver’s auto liability insurance is primary. Your own auto policy may offer uninsured or underinsured motorist benefits, depending on the facts and policy terms. On private land, homeowners or property liability policies may apply if a hazardous condition contributed to the crash. Umbrella policies can add limits in some households. Because policy language varies, we review all potentially applicable contracts and confirm notice and proof requirements. Health insurance and medical payment coverages may also help with bills while the claim is pending. We coordinate benefits, address liens, and pursue every available source to avoid leaving money on the table. A comprehensive review is often the difference between a limited and a full recovery.
Get to a safe place and seek medical care immediately. Call law enforcement if a vehicle is involved or if injuries are significant. Take photos and videos of the scene, your bike, gear, injuries, and any hazards. Collect names and contact information for witnesses and property owners. Preserve the bike and damaged equipment without repairs until you receive guidance. Avoid discussing fault at the scene and be cautious with statements to insurers. Contact Metro Law Offices promptly so we can help preserve evidence, handle communications, and advise on next steps. Early action supports both your health and your claim. Even a short call can prevent missteps that insurers may later use to dispute liability or the extent of your injuries.
You can expect calls from insurers seeking statements and authorizations. Be careful. Adjusters may sound helpful while asking questions designed to reduce or deny your claim. It is usually best to consult a lawyer before giving a recorded statement. We can handle communications and provide the necessary information without jeopardizing your case. We also limit broad medical authorizations that allow insurers to dig through unrelated records. By controlling the flow of information and supplying organized, relevant proof, we keep the focus on what matters: liability, injury, and damages. If you have already spoken to an adjuster, do not panic. Contact us, and we will help correct the record where possible and move the claim forward.
Case value depends on liability, insurance limits, medical evidence, wage loss, and the human impact of your injuries. We consider current bills, future care, time away from work, and how the crash affected daily activities and enjoyment of life. Objective proof—imaging, provider notes, and consistent treatment—supports valuation and counters arguments that your injuries are minor or unrelated. We build a range based on evidence and experience with similar Minnesota claims, then negotiate using a detailed demand. If necessary, we pursue litigation to seek a fair result. No two cases are identical, and values evolve as treatment progresses. Our role is to present a complete, credible picture of your losses and push for an outcome that reflects the facts.
If the at-fault driver is uninsured or flees, your uninsured motorist coverage may help if a motor vehicle was involved and policy terms extend benefits. Prompt notice to your carrier is important, along with a police report when possible. We also look for other sources, such as homeowners or umbrella policies, depending on where and how the crash occurred. Hit-and-run cases demand fast evidence preservation. We secure scene photos, canvass for witnesses and cameras, and collect medical proof of injury. If UM applies, your own insurer effectively becomes the opposing party, so documentation and clear communication are key. We guide you through each step, protect your rights, and pursue every available coverage source.
When a child is hurt, liability and damages often require special attention. We investigate property conditions, supervision, and equipment issues carefully. Medical documentation is especially important to understand the child’s recovery and potential long-term effects. Settlements for minors may require court approval, and funds can be protected in structured ways for future needs. We also review all applicable coverage, including property and auto policies, and coordinate benefits with health insurance. Throughout the process, we keep parents informed and ensure the child’s interests are front and center. Our goal is a resolution that supports medical care, acknowledges the impact on family life, and provides for future needs where appropriate.
Timelines vary with injury severity, medical treatment, and insurer conduct. Simple claims with brief care and clear liability can resolve in a few months. Complex cases with ongoing treatment, disputed fault, or multiple insurers take longer. We sequence negotiations to align with medical milestones so the full picture of your injuries is clear before settlement. We keep you updated on progress and expected next steps. If negotiations stall, we consider mediation or litigation to move things forward. Our aim is efficiency without sacrificing value. While we cannot promise a specific timeline, a well-organized claim with strong evidence typically resolves faster and on better terms than a rushed, incomplete presentation.
We offer a free consultation and clear fee options so you can make an informed decision before any commitment. Many injury cases are handled on a contingency basis, meaning fees are paid from a recovery rather than upfront. We explain costs, potential expenses, and how liens are addressed, so there are no surprises. If we work together, we handle communications, evidence gathering, and negotiations while you focus on healing. We also provide regular updates and practical guidance at each step. Call Metro Law Offices at 651-615-3322 to discuss your case and fee options in detail. You will leave the conversation with clarity and a plan tailored to your situation.
