If you were hurt as a passenger in a car crash or during an Uber or Lyft trip in Litchfield, you may be facing medical bills, missed work, and confusing insurance questions. Minnesota’s no-fault system can help with early bills, but coordinating benefits and preserving your full claim takes care and timing. Metro Law Offices helps riders and passengers understand options, identify all insurance layers, and pursue fair compensation. Whether the crash happened downtown, near Highway 12, or anywhere in Meeker County, we’re ready to listen and act. Start with a free, local case review and learn what steps protect your health, your claim, and your peace of mind.
Rideshare collisions involve unique insurance rules depending on the app’s status and whether a trip was accepted. Passengers in non-rideshare vehicles face a different mix of coverages and deadlines. Our team handles these matters across Minnesota, with special attention to Litchfield’s local medical providers and insurers. We help gather records, document injuries, and communicate with adjusters so you can focus on recovery. If a settlement is appropriate, we pursue it efficiently; if more advocacy is needed, we prepare the file thoroughly. Call 651-615-3322 to talk through your situation and get practical, step-by-step guidance tailored to your circumstances.
After a collision, insurance companies move quickly. Passengers and rideshare users often face multiple adjusters representing different policies, each with specific limits and conditions. Having a legal advocate helps you understand which coverage applies first, how Minnesota no-fault benefits coordinate with liability and underinsured motorist claims, and what documentation supports full recovery. Properly managing recorded statements and medical authorizations can prevent avoidable delays. In Litchfield, timely action preserves evidence like dash cam footage, app data, and witness information. With organized claims handling, you can focus on treatment while your case moves forward with clear goals and a strategy designed to maximize available benefits.
Metro Law Offices is a Minnesota personal injury firm serving Litchfield and the wider Meeker County area. We handle passenger and rideshare injury claims involving Uber, Lyft, taxis, carpools, and private vehicles. Our approach is practical and client-centered: clear communication, steady guidance, and thorough preparation. We understand Minnesota no-fault rules, the insurance phases unique to rideshare platforms, and local expectations for medical documentation. From first call to resolution, we work to reduce stress while moving your claim forward. Consultations are free, and our firm can be reached at 651-615-3322 to discuss your questions and outline the next best steps for your situation.
Minnesota follows a no-fault system, which means your own policy or the host vehicle’s policy may provide initial medical and wage benefits regardless of fault. For rideshare incidents, coverage depends on the driver’s app status: off app, app on without a ride, or trip accepted with a passenger. Each phase can trigger different layers of protection, including contingent liability or higher limits once a ride begins. Passengers in non-rideshare vehicles may access no-fault through the vehicle they occupied, then pursue additional claims if injuries exceed thresholds. Understanding this order of coverage and documenting care early are key to a smooth claim.
Beyond no-fault, passengers may have claims against at-fault drivers, including rideshare drivers, other motorists, or both. If the at-fault party’s limits are insufficient, underinsured motorist coverage may help. Timelines matter, especially where multiple insurers are involved. Preserving app data, trip receipts, and communications can verify ride status, while photos, medical records, and witness statements establish causation and damages. In Litchfield, prompt reporting and follow-up with local providers support your recovery and your case. With a clear plan, you can sequence benefits correctly, minimize gaps in treatment, and present a well-documented claim for fair resolution.
Passenger claims arise when you are injured while riding in any vehicle, including a friend’s car, taxi, or rideshare such as Uber or Lyft. Rideshare claims involve additional factors tied to the driver’s app status and whether a trip was active. Even pedestrians or bicyclists struck by a rideshare vehicle may have access to certain coverages. In all cases, Minnesota no-fault can help with early medical and wage losses, and liability coverage may address pain, suffering, and other damages. The right approach depends on where you were seated, how the crash happened, and which policies apply. Accurate facts guide smart decisions.
A typical claim starts with verifying insurance, confirming the rideshare phase, and coordinating no-fault benefits for early care. Evidence collection follows: photos, vehicle data, app logs, witness information, and medical records. Insurers may request statements and authorizations; providing only what is necessary helps protect your privacy. As treatment progresses, we evaluate injury severity, long-term needs, and any work or lifestyle impacts. When the file is complete, we present a demand with documentation to support settlement. If the offer does not reflect the evidence, we press for improvement and, when appropriate, pursue litigation within Minnesota’s deadlines to secure a fair outcome.
Passenger and rideshare cases use several terms that can influence your benefits and timeline. Understanding the basics helps you make informed choices and avoid delays. Minnesota no-fault, also called personal injury protection, provides early medical and wage coverage regardless of fault, while liability coverage addresses damages caused by a negligent driver. Rideshare coverage periods determine which policy applies based on the app’s status. Comparative fault can affect recovery when multiple drivers share responsibility. Finally, statutes of limitation set deadlines for filing suit. Knowing how these concepts connect allows you to plan care, manage paperwork, and protect your claim in Litchfield.
No-fault benefits, commonly called PIP, provide early payment for medical treatment and certain wage losses after a crash, regardless of who caused it. In Minnesota, these benefits often apply through your own policy or the vehicle you occupied, including rides as a passenger. PIP helps you access care without waiting for a liability decision, but it does not replace all potential claims. If injuries meet specific thresholds, you may also pursue compensation from an at-fault driver. Coordinating PIP with liability and underinsured motorist coverage is essential to avoid gaps and to ensure your treatment and lost income are properly documented.
Rideshare insurance shifts with the driver’s app status. When the app is off, the driver’s personal auto policy typically applies. When the app is on and the driver is waiting for a request, contingent liability coverage may activate. Once a ride is accepted or a passenger is in the vehicle, higher liability limits generally become available through the rideshare platform. These distinctions matter for passengers, pedestrians, and other drivers, as they determine what coverage can be accessed and in what order. Preserving evidence of the ride status, such as trip receipts or screenshots, helps confirm which insurance applies to your claim.
Comparative fault is a rule that assigns responsibility among everyone involved in a crash. If more than one driver contributed to the collision, each party may bear a percentage of fault. Your recovery can be reduced by your share of responsibility, but passengers are rarely assigned fault unless their actions meaningfully contributed to the event. Understanding how insurers evaluate fault helps anticipate negotiating positions and potential outcomes. Thorough investigation, witness interviews, and careful review of physical evidence can clarify how the crash occurred. Strong documentation supports fair allocation and helps protect your ability to recover for your injuries.
A statute of limitations is the legal deadline to file a lawsuit. In Minnesota, timelines can vary by claim type and have recently changed for some personal injury actions. Because rideshare and passenger cases may involve multiple policies and potential claims, it is important to determine the correct deadline early and track it carefully. Missing a deadline can end your ability to seek compensation in court. Promptly reporting the crash, seeking medical care, and consulting with a lawyer helps preserve your rights while evidence is fresh. Timely action strengthens your position in both settlement negotiations and litigation.
Some passengers handle straightforward, minor injury claims on their own, especially when liability is clear and medical treatment is short. However, rideshare cases can involve layered coverages, disputed fault, or long-term injuries, making professional guidance valuable. An attorney can coordinate benefits, prepare a comprehensive demand, and negotiate with multiple adjusters. If settlement isn’t fair, litigation may be necessary to protect your interests. In Litchfield, having a local-focused team familiar with Minnesota rules can streamline the process. Ultimately, the decision depends on injury severity, insurance complexity, and your comfort managing deadlines, paperwork, and evidence while recovering.
A limited approach may work when medical care is brief, fault is undisputed, and damages are modest. In these situations, organizing bills, following your provider’s recommendations, and presenting a concise package to the insurer can resolve the claim efficiently. Keep careful records of appointments, mileage, and time missed from work. Confirm that no-fault has processed benefits correctly, and verify whether any health insurer has reimbursement rights. If the first offer is reasonable and supported by documents, settlement may be appropriate. Should problems arise, you can still consult a lawyer before signing a release to ensure your rights are protected.
If the crash involved only property damage or very limited medical treatment, a streamlined claim may be practical. Gather repair estimates, photos, and receipts, and provide the insurer with clear documentation. For minor medical care, confirm that no-fault has paid appropriately and that any co-pays or out-of-pocket costs are considered. Be cautious about signing broad authorizations that allow unnecessary access to unrelated records. If your symptoms improve quickly and you return to normal activities, an early resolution might make sense. If pain persists or new symptoms appear, pause negotiations and obtain medical guidance before finalizing any settlement.
Rideshare claims often involve the driver’s personal policy, the platform’s coverage, and sometimes other vehicles. When fault is contested or insurers disagree about who should pay, representation can keep your claim on track. Coordinating statements, preventing conflicting positions, and preserving key evidence—like app status, telematics, and witness accounts—can make a major difference. An attorney can align benefits in the right order, address coverage denials, and prepare a strong liability analysis. In Litchfield, local knowledge of providers and courts helps with timing and presentation. This comprehensive approach positions your case for fair negotiation or, if necessary, litigation.
Moderate to serious injuries require careful documentation and time for prognosis to become clear. Coordinating specialists, obtaining medical opinions, and projecting future treatment and wage losses take organization. A comprehensive strategy ensures that no-fault, health insurance, and liability coverages are managed to reduce gaps and protect access to care. Thorough valuation should consider pain, limitations, and the ways your daily life has changed. Settlement before the medical picture is complete can leave benefits on the table. With a structured plan, your claim reflects the true impact of the crash and supports a resolution aligned with your long-term needs.
A comprehensive approach collects the right records at the right time, aligns benefits, and tracks deadlines so nothing is missed. For Litchfield passengers and rideshare riders, this means confirming ride status, preserving app data, and coordinating with local medical providers to keep treatment consistent. Clear communication with insurers, without oversharing unrelated information, helps prevent delays. As injuries evolve, updated documentation ensures negotiations reflect your current condition. This method reduces stress, improves organization, and allows you to focus on recovery while your claim is presented clearly and thoroughly to the responsible insurance carriers.
When a case is fully prepared, negotiations are more productive. Strong files include liability analysis, medical summaries, billing ledgers, wage loss proof, and statements describing daily limitations. With this foundation, we can evaluate offers against realistic outcomes and advise on next steps. If discussions stall, litigation may move the matter forward while preserving your rights within Minnesota’s timelines. In every stage, a comprehensive plan centers your goals and ensures that important details—like future care or lingering symptoms—are not overlooked. This balanced approach supports fair results and helps you make confident, informed decisions.
Effective claims begin with consistent, well-documented medical care. Coordinating providers, tracking referrals, and keeping thorough notes about symptoms ensures your records tell a clear story. For passengers and rideshare riders, linking treatment to the crash is essential. We help organize bills, records, and no-fault submissions so benefits flow while your case develops. Accurate timelines and detailed summaries make it easier for adjusters to understand your progress and for us to advocate for complete compensation. This coordination reduces administrative headaches, minimizes delays, and keeps your recovery and your claim moving in the same direction.
Thorough valuation looks beyond initial bills to account for future care, therapy, missed opportunities at work, and the human impact of pain and limitations. By assembling strong evidence and clear narratives, we present a demand that reflects the full scope of your losses. This completeness provides leverage in negotiations and helps identify when an offer falls short. If progress stalls, our preparation supports litigation to seek a better result. In Litchfield, where community ties run deep, a well-prepared file built on accurate facts and reliable documentation helps insurers see the real effect this crash has had on your life.
Save your ride receipts, take screenshots showing the driver, route, and timing, and photograph the vehicles and surroundings. Write down the driver’s name, plate, and insurance, and ask witnesses for contact information. If you feel pain, seek medical care promptly and explain the crash to your provider so records clearly link your symptoms to the incident. Keep a simple journal of treatment, missed work, and daily limitations. Notify your insurer and avoid broad authorizations that open unrelated records. This organized documentation helps confirm ride status, supports your injuries, and positions your claim for a smoother resolution.
Insurers may ask for recorded statements and broad access to records. Provide accurate information, but do not guess or minimize symptoms, and avoid discussing unrelated medical history. Share only what is necessary to evaluate the claim and confirm ride status. If the questions seem unclear or intrusive, pause and get advice before proceeding. Keep your own notes of what you reported and to whom. Confirm all communications in writing and request copies of forms you sign. Thoughtful communication protects your privacy, prevents misunderstandings, and helps ensure the claim is evaluated based on reliable, relevant information.
Rideshare and passenger claims often involve multiple policies, evolving medical needs, and firm deadlines. A lawyer can coordinate no-fault benefits, identify all available coverage, and present a complete claim that reflects both present and future losses. In Litchfield, familiarity with local providers and insurers helps streamline communication and avoid delays. If liability is disputed, your attorney can preserve evidence, analyze fault, and advocate for a fair allocation of responsibility. This support lets you focus on treatment while your claim is advanced strategically, with attention to documentation, timelines, and strong negotiation.
When injuries are significant or symptoms linger, a careful, step-by-step plan matters. Your lawyer can coordinate medical opinions, calculate wage losses, and present the human impact of the crash in a way insurers recognize. If early offers don’t reflect the evidence, your file should already be organized for the next phase, including mediation or litigation within Minnesota’s deadlines. Clear communication about goals and expectations helps you make informed decisions at each stage. This steady guidance provides confidence, reduces stress, and keeps your case moving toward a resolution that matches the facts and your needs.
Legal help is especially useful when injuries require ongoing care, insurers dispute fault, or multiple coverages overlap. Passengers in Uber or Lyft may face layered policies and complex ride-status questions. Pedestrians or bicyclists struck by a rideshare vehicle may need help accessing platform coverage. Passengers in non-rideshare cars can benefit from guidance on no-fault coordination and thresholds for additional claims. When offers feel premature or incomplete, a lawyer can evaluate value and advise on timing. In Litchfield, early organization and local knowledge help protect your claim while you focus on recovery.
As a rideshare passenger, you may access different layers of insurance depending on whether the driver had accepted a trip. We verify ride status, secure app records, and coordinate no-fault benefits for early medical and wage coverage. Then we evaluate liability and the rideshare platform’s policy limits for additional compensation. Accurate medical documentation and clear timelines help present the full picture of your injuries and recovery. If the offer falls short, we can push negotiations forward or consider litigation within Minnesota’s deadlines. This structured approach supports fair treatment and clearer communication with all involved insurers.
If you were struck by a rideshare vehicle, confirming the driver’s app status is vital to determine available coverage. We gather police reports, witness statements, and any dash cam or store camera footage to clarify fault. Your no-fault benefits can help with early medical bills, while liability and underinsured motorist coverage may address broader losses. We build a clear record of your injuries, treatment plan, and the ways your daily life has changed. With this foundation, we pursue a fair settlement, and if negotiations stall, we preserve your rights and consider the next steps within Minnesota law.
When you’re injured as a passenger in a private vehicle, no-fault benefits may come from that vehicle’s policy or your own, depending on circumstances. If another driver is responsible, we pursue that claim as well. We focus on respectful communication to preserve relationships while protecting your rights. Clear documentation of medical care, wage losses, and the day-to-day impact supports a complete demand. We coordinate benefits to avoid gaps, track deadlines, and provide practical guidance at each step. Our goal is to achieve a resolution that addresses your needs without adding unnecessary strain to personal connections.
We handle passenger and rideshare injury claims throughout Minnesota, with a focus on practical solutions for Litchfield clients. Our approach emphasizes early organization, coordinated medical documentation, and strong communication with multiple insurers. We understand the nuances of app-status coverage, no-fault coordination, and the evidence needed to present a compelling case. By tracking deadlines and building a thorough file, we aim to resolve your claim efficiently and fairly. From the first call, we explain your options, answer questions, and outline a plan that fits your goals and the facts of your situation.
You deserve consistent updates and clear expectations. We provide direct access to your case team and practical advice tailored to your needs. When liability is disputed or injuries require extended care, we can scale our efforts to match the challenge. We prepare detailed demands based on real evidence, not assumptions, and we keep you informed at each stage. If settlement talks stall, your case is already positioned for the next step. Our goal is to reduce uncertainty while pushing for a result that reflects your losses and supports your recovery.
Our firm offers free consultations and works on a contingency fee, meaning you pay attorney fees only if we obtain a recovery. This aligns our interests with your outcome and allows you to pursue your claim without upfront legal costs. We collaborate with your providers to ensure records are accurate and complete, and we present your story with clarity and care. In Litchfield and across Minnesota, we aim to make a complex process more manageable, so you can focus on healing while we advocate for a fair resolution supported by the evidence.
We begin with a free consultation to understand your injuries, confirm insurance, and map a path forward. Next, we secure evidence, coordinate no-fault benefits, and request medical records to support your claim. As treatment progresses, we maintain an updated picture of your recovery and losses. When the file is ready, we present a documented demand and negotiate with the responsible insurers. If the offer is not fair, we advise on litigation within Minnesota’s deadlines. Throughout the process, you receive clear updates and practical guidance so you can make informed decisions with confidence.
Your first meeting is about clarity and comfort. We listen to your story, identify all potential coverages, and explain Minnesota no-fault and rideshare insurance phases. We outline immediate steps, like preserving app screenshots, notifying insurers, and seeking appropriate medical care. We discuss your goals, concerns, and any financial pressures, then tailor an action plan for evidence, treatment coordination, and communication. By the end of this step, you’ll understand the roadmap, the timelines, and how we will support you at each stage to keep your claim organized and moving in the right direction.
We collect essential information, including how the crash occurred, where you sat, and what symptoms you’re experiencing. We review insurance cards, ride receipts, photos, and any messages with the driver or the platform. Then we clarify your goals: timely medical care, income replacement, and a fair conclusion. With these details, we set priorities and create a checklist to guide the next weeks. This early organization reduces stress, ensures consistent treatment, and helps align your claim with the documentation insurers expect when evaluating liability and damages in passenger and rideshare cases.
Prompt action preserves rights. We notify appropriate insurers, confirm no-fault eligibility, and request necessary forms without granting unnecessary access to unrelated records. We advise on recorded statements and coordinate with your medical providers so billing flows correctly. We also secure ride-status evidence, such as app logs or screenshots, and identify any nearby video sources. Taking these steps early helps prevent coverage disputes and delays. With the groundwork in place, your claim can advance smoothly as you focus on recovery and we begin compiling the records and proof needed for a strong presentation.
We dig into liability and damages by gathering police reports, witness statements, photos, and any available telematics or app data. We work with your providers to obtain thorough records, treatment plans, and billing summaries. With this information, we prepare a clear narrative and damages analysis that reflect your medical progress and day-to-day limitations. This comprehensive file supports negotiations and helps anticipate insurer objections. When timing is right, we present a demand designed to move discussions forward. If offers are lacking, we refine evidence and prepare for the next phase to protect your interests.
We confirm how and why the collision occurred, evaluate comparative fault, and determine which coverages apply. For rideshare cases, verifying the app phase is essential, as it affects policy limits and order of coverage. We assess property damage, vehicle positions, and consistency among statements to strengthen the liability picture. This careful analysis equips us to respond to insurer arguments and to present a concise, persuasive account of the crash. A solid liability foundation improves negotiation posture and supports a fair allocation of responsibility among all involved parties.
We coordinate medical records, imaging, and bills, and we track missed work and activity limitations. If future care is likely, we request supporting documentation from providers. We organize this information in a straightforward format that links injuries to the crash and demonstrates real-life impacts. Your demand package includes summaries and exhibits that help insurers evaluate the claim accurately. With a complete picture of your damages, negotiations center on facts, not speculation. This clarity often leads to more productive talks and better outcomes aligned with your needs and the evidence.
When your file is complete, we engage insurers with a detailed demand and continue discussions aimed at fair resolution. We evaluate each offer against documented evidence and likely outcomes, advising you on the options. If negotiations stall, we can pursue mediation or file a lawsuit within Minnesota’s applicable deadlines. Litigation may include discovery, depositions, and settlement conferences, all geared toward achieving a fair result. Throughout, we keep you informed, seek your input on key choices, and continue refining the case so your story remains clear, accurate, and well supported.
We press for a settlement that reflects the full scope of your injuries, lost income, and long-term needs. When beneficial, we use mediation to explore resolution with a neutral facilitator, presenting your case with organized evidence and thoughtful advocacy. Mediation can create momentum, narrow disputes, and lead to agreement without trial. If offers remain inadequate, we assess next steps together, balancing risk, timing, and your goals. At every point, we protect your rights, preserve leverage, and ensure decisions are grounded in the facts of your Litchfield claim.
If litigation is the right path, we file suit within Minnesota’s statute of limitations and move your case through the court process. We continue investigating, exchange documents with the defense, and take depositions to preserve testimony. Many cases resolve during litigation as the evidence becomes clearer. We remain focused on your goals, keep you prepared for each milestone, and review all options at every turn. Whether your case settles or proceeds toward trial, our preparation is designed to present the strongest possible record while respecting your time and recovery.
Check for injuries and call 911 if needed. Exchange information, take photos, and capture ride details like screenshots and receipts. Seek medical care promptly and tell your provider about the crash so records tie your symptoms to the event. Keep a simple journal of pain levels, missed work, and activities you can’t do. Notify your insurer and save all bills and correspondence. Be cautious with recorded statements until you understand your rights and which coverage applies. Contact Metro Law Offices at 651-615-3322 for a free case review. We’ll explain next steps, coordinate benefits, and help protect your claim while you focus on recovery.
Minnesota no-fault, often called PIP, typically pays early medical bills and some wage losses regardless of fault. The applicable policy may be your own or the vehicle you occupied. Submit bills promptly and track explanations of benefits to confirm accurate processing. Keep copies of referrals, imaging, and treatment notes. If injuries meet certain thresholds, you may also pursue claims against the at-fault driver for additional losses. In rideshare cases, coverage can shift depending on the app status. We help coordinate no-fault with liability and underinsured motorist coverage to reduce gaps and support ongoing care while your case is documented for settlement.
Yes. If another driver caused the crash, you can pursue that driver’s liability coverage even if you were in a rideshare. Your no-fault benefits may address initial medical bills and wage loss, and the at-fault driver’s insurance can cover broader damages when thresholds are met. Documentation is key. We verify all available policies, including the rideshare platform’s coverage, in case it becomes relevant. Preserving app data, witness information, and photos helps clarify fault. With accurate facts and organized records, we can present a strong claim aimed at a fair recovery for medical costs, income loss, and human impacts.
Rideshare coverage depends on whether the app was off, on without a ride, or a trip was accepted. Personal auto insurance usually applies when the app is off. When the app is on but no ride is accepted, contingent coverage may apply. Once a trip is accepted or a passenger is onboard, higher limits typically activate. Proving the ride’s status matters. We preserve screenshots, trip receipts, and app logs to confirm which coverage applies. With this proof, we coordinate no-fault benefits and pursue liability claims in the correct order, helping avoid disputes and delays while your treatment and documentation progress.
Insurers often request recorded statements early. Provide truthful facts, but avoid speculation. You can ask to delay the statement until you understand your injuries and coverage. Overly broad authorizations can reveal unrelated history, so review requests carefully before signing anything. We prepare clients for statements, focus on relevant details, and ensure clarity on what will be discussed. If questions become unclear or intrusive, it’s reasonable to pause and seek guidance. Thoughtful communication protects your privacy and strengthens your claim by keeping the record accurate and consistent with the evidence.
Yes. As a passenger in a private vehicle, you may access no-fault benefits through that vehicle or your own policy. If another driver was at fault, you can pursue a liability claim for additional compensation. We help coordinate benefits and gather the records insurers need to evaluate your case. If fault is disputed or injuries are significant, thorough documentation becomes even more important. We organize medical bills, wage loss proof, and evidence of limitations in daily life. This clear presentation supports fair negotiation and helps ensure any settlement reflects the full impact of the crash on your health and finances.
Deadlines vary by claim type, and Minnesota has recently shortened the time for many personal injury lawsuits. Because rideshare and passenger cases can involve multiple policies, it’s best to determine the correct deadline early and track it carefully. Missing a filing deadline can end your ability to pursue compensation in court. We review your facts, confirm applicable statutes, and plan the timeline so evidence is preserved and your rights remain protected. Contact us promptly after a crash in Litchfield to discuss your situation and avoid unnecessary risks to your claim.
If the at-fault driver has low limits or no insurance, underinsured or uninsured motorist coverage may help. In some rideshare scenarios, the platform’s policy can also play a role depending on the app status. We identify all potential sources and coordinate claims in the proper order. Careful documentation of injuries, bills, and income loss supports full valuation. We present a demand that reflects every available coverage and pursue negotiations grounded in the facts. If offers remain inadequate, we discuss litigation options within Minnesota deadlines to protect your interests and seek a fair outcome.
Non-economic damages consider how injuries affect your daily life, including pain, limitations, sleep disruption, and loss of enjoyable activities. Insurers look for consistent medical records, credible descriptions, and a clear link between the crash and your symptoms. Time, treatment, and provider opinions help clarify the extent of your losses. We build a detailed record showing changes in your routine, missed events, and ongoing challenges. Combined with medical evidence and wage documentation, this helps support a fair settlement. If the offer does not reflect the full impact, we evaluate options to continue negotiations or proceed to litigation as appropriate.
We offer free consultations, and our personal injury cases are handled on a contingency fee. You pay attorney fees only if we recover compensation for you. This allows you to pursue your claim without upfront legal costs while you focus on medical care and recovery. During your consultation, we explain potential costs like medical records or filing fees and how they are handled. We also map out next steps, timelines, and what we need from you. Call 651-615-3322 to discuss your Litchfield case and get clear guidance on costs, fees, and how we can move your claim forward.
