If you were hurt in a crash, fall, farm incident, or other accident in Ada, Minnesota, Metro Law Offices is ready to help you understand your rights and next steps. Injuries disrupt work, family, and daily life, and dealing with insurance adjusters can feel overwhelming. Our team handles the details so you can focus on healing, from documenting losses to communicating with insurers and medical providers. We represent clients throughout Norman County and greater northwest Minnesota. A free, no-pressure consultation is available, and it’s easy to get started. Call 651-615-3322 to talk through what happened, learn about your options, and get a plan tailored to your situation.
Local knowledge matters. Ada has unique traffic patterns, agricultural workplaces, and weather conditions that can affect how an injury occurs and how evidence is preserved. Minnesota insurance rules and filing deadlines also shape your path forward. We explain these issues in plain language, help you avoid common pitfalls, and position your claim for the strongest presentation possible. Whether you’re recovering from whiplash, fractures, or a more serious condition, we work to capture the full picture of your losses, including future care, wage disruption, and pain and suffering. From first call to resolution, Metro Law Offices aims for steady communication, practical guidance, and results-focused advocacy.
A personal injury claim is more than a form and a few phone calls. Insurers evaluate liability, medical support, and damages closely, often looking for reasons to minimize payouts. Having a lawyer manage the process helps protect your timeline, evidence, and communications from the start. We gather records, consult with treating providers, and present your story clearly, supported by documentation. We also handle adjuster calls, negotiate with an informed view of comparable outcomes, and prepare your case as if it may go to trial. In Ada and across Minnesota, that groundwork promotes fair treatment and helps you pursue compensation that reflects both today’s losses and tomorrow’s needs.
Metro Law Offices focuses on helping injured people and families rebuild after unexpected harm. Our approach is simple: listen closely, act promptly, and communicate clearly. We handle claims involving motor vehicle collisions, pedestrian and bicycle injuries, slip and fall incidents, farm and workplace accidents, and wrongful death. Clients appreciate practical advice and steady guidance at each step, from medical treatment coordination to insurer negotiations. While every case is unique, our goal remains consistent—deliver a well-documented claim and pursue a resolution that aligns with your medical, financial, and personal recovery. We serve Ada, Norman County, and communities throughout Minnesota with accessible counsel and dependable support.
Personal injury law allows an injured person to seek compensation when another’s carelessness or wrongful conduct causes harm. In Minnesota, most claims revolve around negligence, meaning a failure to use reasonable care under the circumstances. To succeed, a claim must be supported by credible evidence showing how the incident happened, who is responsible, and how the injuries affected your life. Medical records, photos, witness statements, and repair estimates all play a role. Insurance coverage, policy limits, and Minnesota-specific rules may influence strategy. With guidance, you can navigate these moving parts and pursue a claim that addresses both immediate expenses and longer-term consequences.
Timing and documentation are vital. Minnesota law imposes deadlines for filing claims and lawsuits, and missing them can end your case. Early action helps preserve scene evidence, secure surveillance footage, and obtain accurate medical documentation. Many Ada-area cases also involve weather, road, or agricultural conditions that must be captured quickly. Your lawyer can evaluate coverage sources, review statements before they’re recorded, and coordinate care-related proof that establishes causation and damages. At Metro Law Offices, we explain each stage clearly, outline realistic expectations, and move your case forward with organization and purpose so you can concentrate on medical recovery and daily life.
A personal injury claim is a request for compensation after you are harmed by someone else’s careless or wrongful act. The claim typically asks an insurer or at-fault party to pay for medical bills, lost income, property damage, and non-economic losses such as pain, discomfort, and interference with daily activities. To support the claim, we gather medical records, billing statements, photos, witness accounts, and employment documentation showing how the injury changed your life. If fair payment cannot be reached through negotiation, a lawsuit may be filed to seek accountability in court. Throughout, the focus is documenting fault, linking injuries to the event, and proving the extent of your losses.
Most claims center on four elements: duty, breach, causation, and damages. Duty means a responsibility to act with reasonable care. Breach is the failure to meet that standard. Causation connects the breach to your injuries. Damages capture the real-world impact—medical costs, wage loss, and human consequences. The process often starts with medical care and documentation, followed by an investigation and a demand package to the insurer. Negotiations may lead to settlement; if not, litigation can begin with pleadings, discovery, and pretrial motions. Each phase aims to build a persuasive, evidence-backed story that reflects what happened and what you need to move forward.
Legal language can feel unfamiliar during an already stressful time. Understanding common terms helps you follow the process and make informed choices. These definitions are general in nature and meant to clarify concepts you may hear while your claim progresses. If something is unclear, we will explain it in plain, practical terms and show how it applies to your specific situation. The goal is to replace confusion with clarity, highlight what matters most, and ensure you feel confident as decisions arise. When everyone shares the same vocabulary, it becomes easier to evaluate options, set goals, and pursue a result that supports your recovery.
Negligence is the failure to use reasonable care under the circumstances. In personal injury cases, it means someone acted or failed to act in a way that a reasonably careful person would have avoided, causing harm. Proving negligence generally requires showing a duty of care existed, that the duty was breached, that the breach caused the injury, and that the injury led to damages. Evidence may include police reports, photos, medical records, and testimony. In Minnesota, negligence can arise in many settings—vehicle crashes, unsafe premises, or dangerous conduct. Establishing negligence is often the foundation for recovering compensation for your losses.
A statute of limitations is a legal deadline to file a lawsuit. If you miss the deadline, your case can be dismissed regardless of its merits. The specific time limit can vary depending on the type of claim and facts involved. Because evidence fades and witnesses become harder to find as time passes, acting early is wise. In Minnesota, you should discuss timing as soon as possible so your lawyer can identify the correct deadline for your situation and preserve your rights. When in doubt, call promptly to avoid losing your ability to pursue a claim that could help with medical and financial recovery.
Comparative fault addresses situations where more than one person may share responsibility for an accident. In Minnesota, your compensation can be reduced by your percentage of fault, and recovery may be limited if your share of fault is too high. Insurers often raise comparative fault to challenge payouts, so documenting the facts matters. Photos, scene conditions, witness statements, and vehicle data can help clarify what truly occurred. Even if someone suggests you were partly at fault, do not assume you have no claim. A careful analysis may show your responsibility is limited, allowing you to pursue compensation that reflects the actual circumstances.
Damages represent the harms and losses caused by an injury. They include economic damages, such as medical bills, future treatment costs, lost wages, and property repair or replacement, along with non-economic damages like pain, discomfort, loss of enjoyment of life, and inconvenience. In some cases, loss of consortium or other categories may apply. The goal is to document the full impact of the event on your health, finances, and daily routines. Strong medical records, provider opinions, employment documentation, and personal statements can help present a clear picture. We help organize these materials so your damages are accurately valued and understood.
After an injury, you can attempt to handle the claim on your own, seek limited-scope help, or hire a firm to manage the entire process. Self-representation may seem simpler, but adjusters are trained to protect their company’s interests and may seize on gaps in documentation or statements taken out of context. Limited-scope help can assist with discrete tasks, like demand preparation. Full representation allows your lawyer to oversee evidence, communication, negotiation, and litigation if needed. The right approach depends on injury severity, disputed liability, available coverage, and your comfort managing complex steps while healing. We can discuss pros and cons during a free consultation.
If fault is straightforward—such as a rear-end collision with immediate acceptance of responsibility—and your injuries are minor and quickly resolved, a targeted, limited service can sometimes work. The goal is to organize medical records, bills, and a concise demand without overcomplicating the situation. This approach may reduce costs and time while still honoring the need for proper documentation. You remain in control of communications but gain help preparing key materials. Before choosing this route, we discuss potential pitfalls, confirm your recovery is stable, and ensure the insurer has what it needs to evaluate your claim fairly and promptly.
For incidents involving light vehicle damage, short medical care, and low bills, a limited engagement can be a practical fit. We can help assemble estimates, photos, and treatment notes, then outline your claim in a clear, persuasive package. You handle the back-and-forth with the adjuster while we remain available for strategy questions. This option is best when there is little chance of future medical needs and minimal dispute about how the incident occurred. If complications emerge, you can always transition to broader representation so the case receives the attention needed to address new issues or unexpected delays.
When injuries involve fractures, head trauma, surgery, or ongoing therapy, the stakes rise. Future care, wage loss, and life changes must be properly evaluated and documented. Full representation allows us to coordinate with your providers, obtain opinions about future treatment, and present a complete damages picture. Insurers may dispute causation or the extent of limitations, so building a thorough record is essential. In these cases, we manage communication, gather opinions, and prepare for litigation if negotiations stall. This comprehensive approach helps protect your interests while you focus on healing and maintaining stability at home and at work.
If the insurer blames you, minimizes your injuries, or drags out the process, full representation can counter those tactics. We collect scene evidence, consult witnesses, and obtain expert opinions where warranted. We also manage recorded statements, push for timely responses, and file suit when necessary to move the case forward. Strong preparation often leads to more productive negotiations and can position your case for a better result. When multiple policies, underinsured motorist coverage, or complex liability issues are involved, comprehensive counsel ensures no coverage avenue is overlooked and deadlines are carefully tracked from start to finish.
Comprehensive representation aligns every part of your case—from medical documentation to settlement strategy—so nothing falls through the cracks. We coordinate directly with providers, obtain complete billing and records, and work with you to detail how the injuries affect your daily life. That clear narrative helps insurers understand both the human and financial impact. It also creates a strong foundation if litigation becomes necessary. With one team overseeing evidence, deadlines, and communications, you gain continuity and consistency, reducing stress and the risk of missteps. The result is a claim that is organized, credible, and presented at the right time with the right support.
A comprehensive plan also adapts as your recovery evolves. If complications arise, new records are added, specialists are consulted, or additional benefits are explored. We monitor developments and update your damages picture so settlement talks reflect current needs, not outdated assumptions. When you are ready to consider offers, we provide candid guidance, discuss possible outcomes, and help weigh risks and benefits. If trial becomes the path, your case is already built with care. This flexible, end-to-end approach supports better decisions and fairer results, while you focus on healing and getting back to the life you had before the injury.
Comprehensive representation allows for meticulous case development. We identify all liable parties, examine coverage limits, secure scene evidence, and track medical progress closely. Photos, witness statements, and provider opinions are assembled into a cohesive story. We also document wage loss, mileage, out-of-pocket costs, and the real ways your life has changed. This attention to detail reduces gaps insurers exploit and sets expectations for meaningful negotiation. When each element supports the next, your case becomes clearer, more credible, and easier for decision-makers to evaluate. Strong development is the backbone of successful settlement discussions and courtroom presentations alike.
Negotiations are more effective when your file is complete, organized, and supported by credible documentation. A comprehensive approach ensures adjusters receive the records, bills, narratives, and corroborating evidence needed to evaluate your claim fairly. When insurers see a case built for trial—with timelines, medical opinions, and damages analysis—they are more likely to engage seriously. This does not guarantee a specific result, but it raises the quality of dialogue and can shorten the path to resolution. If the carrier remains unreasonable, your case is positioned to move forward confidently, backed by the groundwork necessary for strong pretrial and trial advocacy.
Prompt medical care protects your health and your claim. Even if you feel “okay,” symptoms can worsen over days or weeks. An early evaluation documents injuries, sets a treatment plan, and links your condition to the incident. Follow through with appointments, take medications as directed, and communicate honestly about pain and limitations. Gaps in treatment can undermine your case, so keep a simple journal of difficulties and milestones. Share updates with your lawyer to ensure the demand reflects your current status. In Ada and across Minnesota, a well-documented medical timeline is one of the strongest tools for proving damages.
Early guidance helps secure evidence, coordinate medical documentation, and avoid missed deadlines. A quick call can prevent common mistakes and clarify what the insurer may request. We’ll explain your rights, discuss how Minnesota rules apply, and map the next steps in plain language. If we take your case, we handle communications so you can focus on recovery. The initial consultation is free and confidential, and there’s no obligation. When you are ready, call 651-615-3322 to schedule a conversation. Whether your injury happened on Highway 200, in town, or on a jobsite, we’ll help you chart a clear, confident path forward.
Adjusters manage claims every day, and their job is to save their company money. A lawyer helps level the playing field by organizing proof, presenting your story effectively, and pushing for fair treatment. If liability is disputed, injuries are significant, or coverage is complex, legal help becomes even more valuable. We also protect you from missteps, like casual statements that can be misinterpreted. With counsel, you receive guidance on medical documentation, settlement timing, and the potential need for litigation. The goal is straightforward: reduce stress, avoid avoidable delays, and pursue compensation that reflects the real impact on your life.
Many people worry about cost or complexity. We start with a free consultation and, in most injury matters, work on a contingency fee. That means you pay no attorney’s fees unless we obtain a recovery. We explain the agreement clearly and answer questions about costs, timing, and next steps. You remain in control of decisions—accepting a settlement or filing a lawsuit is always your choice. Our role is to provide honest assessments, gather and present the evidence, and advocate for your interests. With clear communication and a structured process, you can move forward with confidence and focus on healing.
We help with a wide range of cases in and around Ada, including motor vehicle collisions, pedestrian and bicycle injuries, slip and fall incidents, farm and agricultural accidents, dog bites, and wrongful death. Rural road conditions, changing weather, and agricultural equipment can create unique risks that deserve careful attention. Each case begins with understanding what happened and how the injuries affect your daily life. We gather records, preserve evidence, and communicate with insurers so you don’t have to. Whether your injuries are moderate or severe, our aim is the same: build a clear, well-documented claim and pursue fair compensation.
Crashes on Highway 200, County roads, and neighborhood streets can cause whiplash, fractures, concussions, and lasting pain. We investigate liability, secure photos and witness statements, and work with your medical providers to document injuries. Insurance companies may dispute how the crash happened or suggest your injuries are less serious than they are. We counter with clear evidence and a step-by-step approach to negotiation. If needed, we file suit and pursue accountability in court. Our goal is to relieve the burden of calls and paperwork while building a claim that reflects the true impact on your health, work, and family life.
Agricultural work is demanding, and equipment incidents can lead to severe injuries. These cases often involve multiple parties, from equipment owners to maintenance providers, and sometimes overlapping insurance policies. We move quickly to secure photos, manuals, maintenance logs, and witness accounts, and we coordinate with your treating providers to document the full scope of harm. Safety practices, training, and equipment condition may be central issues. Whether the incident occurred in a field, barn, or on rural roads, we handle the details and pursue all available coverage. You focus on medical care while we push for a fair, timely resolution.
Falls can happen in stores, parking lots, sidewalks, or private property, especially during Minnesota’s icy seasons. Property owners must take reasonable steps to keep areas safe. We investigate conditions, maintenance practices, lighting, and warning signs, and we secure incident reports and video when available. Medical documentation is key, particularly when symptoms appear or worsen over time. Insurers often push back on these claims, so timely photos, witness information, and prompt treatment help. Our team presents a clear chronology showing how the hazard caused your injuries and how those injuries affect daily life, work, and long-term recovery.
You deserve attentive service, clear communication, and a steady plan that adapts as your recovery unfolds. At Metro Law Offices, we meet you where you are—by phone, virtually, or in person—and explain your options without pressure. We make time to understand your goals and concerns, then we tailor a strategy that fits your medical needs and timeline. From gathering evidence to negotiating with insurers, we handle the details while keeping you informed. You won’t be left wondering what comes next. We’ll walk you through the process step-by-step and keep your case moving forward with purpose.
Documentation wins cases. We work closely with your providers, organize complete records and bills, and build a narrative that reflects your experiences and limitations. We also evaluate all available coverage, including liability, uninsured and underinsured motorist benefits, and applicable med-pay. If questions arise, we answer them promptly. If disputes surface, we address them directly. Our aim is a fair resolution that reflects both the financial and human impact of your injuries. When an insurer delays or undervalues your claim, we are prepared to push back and, when necessary, file suit to protect your rights and options.
Affordability matters after an injury. We begin with a free consultation and typically work on a contingency fee, meaning you pay no attorney’s fees unless we obtain a recovery. We discuss the agreement plainly and welcome your questions. You remain the decision-maker at every stage, from opening a claim to accepting a settlement offer. Our role is to provide candid advice, keep your case organized, and advocate for a result that helps you move forward. If you were hurt in Ada or anywhere in Minnesota, call 651-615-3322 to learn how we can help you take the next step.
A clear roadmap reduces stress. Our process begins with a free consultation, where we learn your story and outline your options. If we move forward together, we open your claim, notify insurers, and start gathering records. Next comes a focused investigation to preserve evidence and document damages. We prepare a demand when your medical condition is understood and negotiate for a fair outcome. If negotiations stall, we discuss filing a lawsuit and proceed through discovery and pretrial stages as needed. At each step, we explain what to expect, answer questions, and keep your case moving toward resolution.
We begin by listening. You’ll share what happened, your injuries, and your goals. We review available documents—police reports, photos, insurance letters—and outline your rights and options under Minnesota law. We discuss treatment, billing, and insurance benefits like med-pay or UM/UIM that may apply. If we’re a good fit to work together, we send a clear engagement agreement and begin protecting your claim immediately. You leave this step with practical guidance, a timeline, and a plan for next actions that reflect your medical needs and the facts of your case.
Your perspective is essential. We take time to understand how the incident occurred, how you felt in the moment, and how your injuries are affecting home and work. We identify potential witnesses, locations of cameras, and key documents to collect. We also talk through insurance coverage and care providers. This meeting sets the foundation for everything that follows. With a clear picture, we prioritize steps that protect your claim early, such as preserving photos and notifying insurers. You will know what to do, what to avoid, and how we’ll support you in the days ahead.
We review the likely phases of your claim, discuss timing, and address common insurance tactics. You’ll learn how medical documentation affects valuation, why consistent care matters, and when a demand may be appropriate. We also cover potential outcomes, from settlement to litigation, so you can make informed choices. If there are urgent issues—vehicle damage, rental car needs, or medical billing—we help you address them promptly. By the end of this step, you’ll have a practical action plan and a clear understanding of how we’ll communicate and keep your case moving forward.
We collect evidence and build a strong record. This includes scene photos, surveillance requests, witness statements, medical records and bills, wage loss documents, and repair estimates. We analyze liability, confirm insurance coverage and limits, and consult providers about your diagnosis and prognosis. When appropriate, we prepare a settlement demand that presents your story clearly and persuasively. Throughout, we keep you informed, answer questions, and adapt as your recovery progresses. The objective is a complete, organized claim that accurately reflects your losses and supports productive negotiations with the insurer.
Proof drives results. We request and review medical records, bills, imaging, and therapy notes to show the nature and extent of your injuries. We secure photos, video, and witness statements while memories are fresh. We also document wage loss, out-of-pocket expenses, and the daily effects of the injury through statements and journals. This evidence becomes the backbone of your claim and helps counter arguments that minimize your losses. By organizing materials early, we avoid delays and present your case with clarity during negotiations or, if needed, litigation.
When your medical condition is sufficiently understood, we prepare a demand package summarizing liability, injuries, treatment, and damages, supported by records and documentation. We present your story in a clear timeline and address issues the insurer may raise. Negotiations follow, often with several rounds of discussion. We advise you on offers, explain pros and cons, and strategize the best path forward. If talks stall or offers are not fair, we discuss litigation. Either way, the goal remains the same: pursue a resolution that reflects both your immediate needs and your long-term recovery.
If settlement is reached, we confirm terms in writing, resolve liens, and ensure funds are disbursed correctly. If the insurer refuses to be reasonable, we discuss filing suit in the appropriate Minnesota court. Litigation includes pleadings, discovery, depositions, and motions, with settlement opportunities often continuing throughout. We prepare you for each event, explain timelines, and advocate for you at every stage. Whether your case concludes through negotiation, mediation, or trial, our focus is on thorough preparation, clear communication, and an outcome that allows you to move forward with confidence.
When litigation is necessary, we file a complaint, serve the defendants, and guide you through discovery. This phase may include exchanging documents, written questions, and depositions. We use discovery to strengthen your case, clarify disputes, and evaluate settlement potential. Court deadlines and rules are strictly followed, and we keep you updated on developments. Many cases resolve before trial once both sides see the evidence assembled. If not, we prepare for trial with focus and organization, ensuring your story is presented clearly and backed by credible proof.
When a settlement is reached, we confirm the agreement, address medical liens and outstanding balances, and ensure funds are properly distributed. You’ll receive a clear accounting showing payments, fees, and costs. We also discuss any ongoing treatment needs and how to manage future expenses. Finally, we close your file and provide copies of important documents for your records. Our aim is a smooth finish that honors the hard work it took to get there. You leave with peace of mind, knowing the legal process is complete and you can focus fully on recovery.
Minnesota law sets deadlines, called statutes of limitations, for filing lawsuits. The exact timeline depends on the type of claim and the facts involved. Because missing a deadline can end your case, it’s smart to talk with a lawyer as soon as possible. Early action also helps preserve evidence like photos, video, and witness statements that can fade over time. At Metro Law Offices, we review your situation during a free consultation and identify the applicable deadlines so your rights are protected. We then move quickly to preserve evidence, gather records, and open claims with insurers. If a lawsuit becomes necessary, we file within the required timeframe and keep you informed at every step so there are no surprises.
You are not required to speak to the other party’s adjuster immediately, and doing so without guidance can create problems. Adjusters are trained to minimize payouts, and statements taken early can be misinterpreted or used to challenge your injuries. It’s often better to get advice first, understand your rights, and prepare before any recorded statements occur. We can handle adjuster communications for you or prepare you if a statement is necessary. We make sure the insurer receives accurate information and appropriate documentation. This approach protects your claim, reduces stress, and helps avoid unforced errors. A short call with our team can clarify next steps and save you significant headaches down the road.
Minnesota follows comparative fault rules, which means you may still recover compensation even if you share some responsibility, depending on your percentage of fault. Insurers often raise this issue to limit payouts, so careful documentation of the scene, vehicle damage, and witness accounts becomes especially important in disputed liability cases. Our team investigates thoroughly, secures evidence, and presents a clear account of what happened. Even if fault is shared, we work to show the true proportions and how the incident impacted your health, work, and daily life. Do not assume you have no case. A free consultation will help you understand where you stand and how best to move forward.
Case value depends on many factors, including the severity of injuries, length and type of treatment, medical bills, future care needs, wage loss, and the impact on your day-to-day life. Liability clarity and insurance coverage limits also matter. A well-documented file, supported by medical records and a consistent recovery timeline, helps insurers evaluate the case more fairly. We gather records, bills, employment proof, and detailed statements about how your injuries affect you at home and at work. We then prepare a demand that presents your story clearly. While no attorney can promise a specific outcome, strong documentation and careful timing can significantly improve the quality of settlement discussions and potential results.
Yes. Some injuries are not obvious right away and can worsen over days or weeks. A prompt medical evaluation protects your health and creates documentation linking your condition to the event. Consistent follow-up care and honest communication with your provider are important to both recovery and your claim’s credibility. Skipping appointments or delaying treatment can cause insurers to question the seriousness of your injuries. Keep a simple journal that tracks symptoms, limitations, and progress. Share updates with your lawyer so your demand reflects current information. This steady approach supports better medical outcomes and a stronger claim for fair compensation.
If the other driver has minimal or no liability coverage, your own policy may include uninsured or underinsured motorist benefits. These coverages can help pay for medical bills, wage loss, and other damages when the at-fault driver cannot. It’s important to notify your insurer promptly and follow policy requirements. We review all available policies, identify applicable coverages, and open claims where appropriate. Coordinating benefits can be complex, especially when multiple policies or med-pay provisions are involved. We manage communications, track deadlines, and present a complete demand so you can pursue the compensation available under your policy and any other applicable sources.
Timelines vary. Simple claims with minor injuries may resolve in a few months once treatment concludes and records are complete. Complex cases with disputed liability, ongoing medical care, or multiple insurers can take longer. Rushing to settle before your medical condition is understood can lead to undervaluing your claim. Our approach is to move efficiently while ensuring your file is complete. We keep you updated, advise on settlement timing, and press insurers for timely responses. If litigation becomes necessary, the timeline extends, but your case will already be well-organized, helping the process proceed more smoothly and positioning you for a fair result.
Many cases settle without a lawsuit once insurers receive a thorough, well-supported demand. Settlement can provide a faster resolution and reduce stress. That said, if the insurer disputes liability, questions causation, or undervalues your injuries, filing suit may be the best path to a fair outcome. We prepare every case as if it might be litigated, which strengthens negotiations and keeps options open. If a lawsuit is filed, settlement discussions often continue alongside pretrial steps. Whether your case resolves through negotiation, mediation, or trial, we will explain each stage and advocate for a result that supports your recovery and future needs.
We start with a free consultation. For most personal injury matters, we work on a contingency fee, meaning you pay no attorney’s fees unless we obtain a recovery for you. We explain the fee agreement clearly, answer questions about costs, and make sure you’re comfortable before moving forward. Transparency is important. You’ll receive updates about expenses and progress throughout the case. When a resolution is reached, we provide a detailed accounting so you understand how funds are disbursed. Our aim is to make quality legal help accessible and to deliver clear value through communication, organization, and dedicated advocacy.
Bring any documents you have: police or incident reports, photos, medical records and bills, health insurance cards, correspondence with insurers, and pay stubs or notes from your employer about missed work. If you kept a journal about pain, limitations, or appointments, that can help too. Don’t worry if you don’t have everything; we can help you gather what’s missing. During the meeting, we’ll review what happened, your injuries, treatment to date, and your goals. We’ll discuss next steps, potential timelines, and how Minnesota rules apply. You’ll leave with practical guidance and a plan, even if you decide not to hire us. To schedule your free consultation, call Metro Law Offices at 651-615-3322.
