A rideshare collision can turn a routine trip through Lauderdale into weeks of uncertainty. Between Minnesota’s no-fault rules and Uber’s tiered insurance, it’s hard to know where to start. Whether your crash happened near Larpenteur Avenue, the Highway 280 corridor, or a neighborhood street in Ramsey County, what you do next matters. Metro Law Offices helps riders, drivers, and others hurt in Uber-related crashes understand coverage, preserve evidence, and move forward. We explain how your own PIP benefits interact with Uber’s policies, what deadlines apply, and how to document injuries and lost time from work. You focus on healing; we focus on building a clear, fact-driven claim.
From the first phone call, our team aims to reduce stress and create a simple plan. We identify the rideshare “period,” confirm policy limits, and organize medical records so your claim reflects the full picture. Insurers often move quickly to collect statements; we help you respond carefully and avoid common pitfalls. If you were a passenger, a Lauderdale resident struck by an Uber, or an Uber driver hit by someone else, we can help you navigate coverage, coordinate benefits, and pursue fair compensation. Call Metro Law Offices at 651-615-3322 for a free consultation. We handle the details, keep you informed, and advocate for a result that supports your recovery.
Acting promptly can protect evidence, secure coverage information, and keep your claim on track under Minnesota law. Photos fade, witnesses become hard to reach, and app data may be difficult to obtain later. Early guidance helps align your PIP benefits with Uber’s liability and UM/UIM coverage, reducing gaps and delays. We organize treatment records, verify wage loss, and present damages clearly so adjusters see the full impact. Strategic timing also helps you avoid quick, undervalued offers. With Metro Law Offices managing notices and communications, you can concentrate on care while we work to position your claim for a fair outcome.
Metro Law Offices is a Minnesota personal injury law firm serving Lauderdale and surrounding Ramsey County communities. Our approach is hands-on and client-focused: clear communication, practical strategies, and steady advocacy. We know the local roads, medical providers, and insurance practices that shape rideshare claims here. When Uber collisions raise questions about app status, multiple adjusters, or coordinating benefits, we develop a plan that fits your situation. From initial investigation to negotiation or litigation, our goal is to bring order to a complex process and help you move forward. Initial consultations are free, and contingency-fee representation is available.
Uber claims involve several moving parts: Minnesota no-fault benefits, the rideshare company’s liability coverage, and sometimes your own UM/UIM protection. The Uber driver’s “app status” at the moment of impact often determines which policy applies. If the driver was offline, a personal auto policy is primary. If the app was on but no ride was accepted, contingent coverage may apply. Accepted rides or active trips typically trigger higher policy limits. Passengers, pedestrians, cyclists, and other drivers each face unique questions about fault, benefits, and documentation. Understanding where your claim fits helps you pursue the right benefits without delay.
Minnesota’s no-fault system provides initial medical and wage-loss benefits regardless of who caused the crash. These benefits can start quickly, but they do not cover everything. When injuries and losses exceed no-fault, liability coverage and, if needed, UM/UIM may come into play. Getting the sequence right—PIP first, then liability or UM/UIM—can streamline the process and reduce disputes. Preserving proof matters: app screenshots, the trip receipt, dashcam footage, photos of the scene, and names of witnesses. We help you gather the right materials, communicate with adjusters, and avoid missteps that can weaken your claim.
An Uber accident claim is a request for compensation after a collision involving a rideshare vehicle, whether you were a passenger, rideshare driver, occupant of another vehicle, pedestrian, or cyclist. In Minnesota, most injury claims begin with no-fault benefits for medical expenses and wage loss. When losses exceed those benefits or certain thresholds are met, additional claims may be made against the at-fault party’s insurance. If the Uber app was active, Uber’s policy may provide coverage depending on the driver’s status. If the at-fault driver lacks adequate insurance, UM/UIM coverage can help bridge the gap. The goal is to coordinate coverages efficiently and document damages thoroughly.
Most successful claims follow a clear framework: prompt medical evaluation, careful documentation, and timely notice to the correct insurers. We identify the Uber period, gather the crash report, secure photos and video, and request the trip file when appropriate. Medical records, bills, and treatment plans create the foundation for calculating losses. Wage records and employer confirmation support income claims. We coordinate PIP benefits first, then address liability and UM/UIM if needed. Throughout, we manage communications with adjusters, prepare a comprehensive demand, and negotiate to reflect the full impact of your injuries and future needs. If resolution stalls, litigation can preserve rights and keep the case moving.
Rideshare claims use language that can feel technical. Understanding a few core terms helps you follow each step, avoid confusion, and make informed choices. The terms below explain how Minnesota no-fault benefits interact with Uber’s layered coverage, why a driver’s app status matters, and when UM/UIM may apply. With this foundation, you can better interpret adjuster letters, medical billing, and settlement discussions. If a term is unclear, we are happy to explain how it fits your situation and what it means for your timeline and next steps.
Personal Injury Protection, often called no-fault or PIP, is the starting point for most Minnesota auto injury claims, including Uber crashes. PIP helps pay medical expenses and a portion of wage loss regardless of who caused the accident. These benefits can begin quickly, providing essential support while liability questions are addressed. PIP does not cover everything and has limits, so it is important to track bills and time missed from work carefully. After PIP is exhausted or certain thresholds are met, you may seek additional compensation from the at-fault party’s insurer or through UM/UIM coverage. Coordinating PIP with other coverages reduces delays and disputes.
UM and UIM are safety nets when the at-fault driver has no insurance or not enough to cover your losses. In rideshare cases, UM/UIM can be provided by Uber’s policy during an active trip or by your own auto policy, depending on the situation. These coverages may help with medical bills, wage loss, and other damages when liability limits are insufficient. Claiming UM/UIM requires careful documentation and timing, including proof of the at-fault driver’s policy and exhaustion of applicable limits. We help verify the correct policy, present damages clearly, and pursue UM/UIM benefits to close coverage gaps and support a full recovery.
Bodily Injury liability coverage pays for injuries the at-fault driver causes to others. In Uber cases, liability may come from the driver’s personal policy or Uber’s policy, depending on app status and the phase of the ride. When the app is on and a ride is accepted or in progress, Uber typically provides higher limits. Establishing which policy applies requires confirming the driver’s status, the timing of the trip, and details in the app data. Presenting a strong liability claim includes clear proof of fault, well-organized medical documentation, and a demand that reflects current and future losses tied to the collision.
App status affects which insurance applies in an Uber crash. Period 0 means the app is off and the driver’s personal policy is primary. Period 1 is when the app is on and the driver is waiting for a request; contingent coverage may apply. Periods 2 and 3 cover accepted rides and trips in progress, typically with higher liability limits and, in some cases, UM/UIM. Determining the correct period involves screenshots, trip receipts, or Uber records. Getting this right helps direct the claim to the proper insurer, avoid delays, and ensure the available limits match the severity of your injuries and losses.
Some people handle straightforward PIP claims on their own, while others seek limited assistance with paperwork or recorded statements. For more complex cases—multiple insurers, disputed fault, significant injuries, or questions about Uber’s policy—comprehensive representation can provide organization and leverage. We explain the pros and cons of each path, including time demands, risk of mistakes, and potential impact on value. If your injuries are minor and the insurer is cooperating, a limited approach may be enough. If coverage is contested or damages are still developing, having a law firm coordinate benefits, collect evidence, and negotiate may better protect your claim.
If you sustained minor, short-lived injuries, liability is undisputed, and the insurer is responding promptly, a limited approach can work. Examples include simple property damage, brief medical care, and quick return to normal activity. In these cases, focusing on timely PIP submissions, accurate billing, and concise medical summaries may resolve the claim efficiently. Keep careful records of appointments, mileage, and missed work, and be thoughtful with any recorded statements. If symptoms worsen, treatment expands, or offers do not reflect your costs and disruption, you can pivot to more involved representation to ensure the full scope of damages is considered.
When your claim is limited to Minnesota no-fault benefits—such as medical bills and short-term wage loss—self-managing can be realistic. Submit forms promptly, confirm the insurer’s required documentation, and keep all receipts. Follow your doctor’s guidance and communicate updates about work restrictions. If you encounter delays, denials, or confusion about additional coverages, consider stepping up to more help. The moment injuries last longer than expected, medical needs expand, or another insurer becomes involved, coordinating the claim can become time-intensive. Having guidance at that point can prevent missed deadlines and ensure you are accessing all available coverages.
Uber cases often involve questions about whether the driver was offline, waiting for a request, or on an active trip. Each status points to different policies and limits. Disputes can arise about timing, coverage responsibility, and which insurer should pay first. With multiple adjusters and overlapping benefits, it is easy for delays and finger-pointing to stall progress. Comprehensive representation can clarify the status using app records, trip receipts, and statements, then coordinate PIP, liability, and UM/UIM in the correct order. This approach reduces gaps, helps preserve evidence, and keeps the claim moving toward an outcome that reflects the full scope of your losses.
A coordinated strategy ties every piece of your claim together: liability evidence, medical documentation, wage proof, and the correct sequence of coverages. By aligning PIP, liability, and UM/UIM, we reduce delays and keep benefits flowing. We anticipate insurer objections, address them with documentation, and present your story in a way that highlights the real-world impact of the crash. This completeness often leads to clearer negotiations and better-informed decisions about settlement versus litigation. Most important, a structured plan creates less day-to-day stress for you while protecting important deadlines and preserving leverage if the claim needs to advance to court.
Thorough preparation can also reveal opportunities that might otherwise be missed, such as additional coverages, wage benefits, or claims for future care and household services. When all providers and insurers are on the same page, billing issues and denials are easier to resolve. You gain a clear view of your case value and options, not guesswork. With Metro Law Offices, you get consistent updates, practical advice rooted in Minnesota law, and a team focused on your recovery path. Our process is designed to move steadily, reduce friction, and position your claim for a fair and timely resolution.
When multiple policies are in play, coordination matters. We confirm the correct Uber period, identify all applicable policies, and sequence PIP, liability, and UM/UIM to maximize available benefits. Timely notices and clear documentation reduce claim friction and help prevent denials. We manage adjuster communications so records, bills, and wage documentation reach the right hands at the right time. This organization ensures your treatment continues, your wage loss is tracked, and your demand reflects the full picture. With coverage mapped out from the start, you can focus on recovery while we guide the claim through each insurer’s process.
Strong documentation supports a stronger outcome. We compile medical records, bills, and provider notes, along with evidence of missed work, job impact, and household limitations. Photographs, witness statements, and app data help explain how the crash happened and why responsibility is clear. We also address future care needs and ongoing symptoms, tying them to provider opinions and treatment plans. This evidence-driven approach helps insurers understand the real effect of the collision on your health, income, and daily life. When it’s time to negotiate, a complete file speaks for itself and supports a settlement that matches the depth of your losses.
Before memories fade, save the trip receipt, take screenshots showing the driver, vehicle, and timing, and photograph the scene from multiple angles. Note nearby landmarks on Larpenteur Avenue or Highway 280 to help reconstruct events. Collect names and contact information for witnesses, and check for nearby cameras. Preserve the vehicle, dashcam footage, and damaged items. Seek prompt medical attention and follow your provider’s guidance; delays can complicate both care and claims. Keep a simple journal of symptoms and missed activities. These steps protect crucial facts and support a clear, persuasive claim when insurers evaluate responsibility and damages.
Insurance representatives move quickly to collect statements, sometimes before injuries fully develop. Keep your responses factual and brief, and avoid speculation about fault or long-term prognosis. Review the accident report and your notes first, and consider getting guidance before giving recorded statements to any insurer, including your own. Do not minimize pain or skip important symptoms; be honest about what you know and what remains unclear. If you feel rushed or pressured, request time to gather records. Thoughtful communication helps protect your credibility, reduces misunderstandings, and keeps your claim aligned with the medical documentation that will ultimately support your recovery.
If you are juggling medical appointments, repair issues, and calls from multiple adjusters, guidance can make a real difference. Rideshare cases hinge on app status, layered coverage, and the right order of benefits. We investigate the period of the ride, secure the records that matter, and keep your claim organized from day one. When injuries disrupt work and daily routines, we document losses thoroughly so negotiations reflect real life. Whether you were a passenger, another driver, or a pedestrian in Lauderdale, a structured approach can simplify decisions and safeguard your rights under Minnesota law.
Timing also matters. Early steps can preserve evidence, verify coverage, and support quick access to no-fault benefits. If the other driver disputes fault or the insurers disagree about who pays first, a coordinated strategy avoids delays. We keep you informed, explain options in plain language, and tailor the plan to your goals—quick resolution if appropriate, or a more detailed build-out when injuries are evolving. Metro Law Offices serves Lauderdale and Ramsey County with a steady, practical approach. Call 651-615-3322 to discuss your situation and map out the next steps at no cost.
Uber-related claims arise in many ways. Passengers can be injured during pickups, en route trips, or sudden stops. Other drivers may be hit by a rideshare vehicle turning across lanes or merging near Highway 280. Pedestrians and cyclists face unique risks at crosswalks and intersections along Larpenteur Avenue and nearby streets. In each case, app status guides which policy applies and how benefits are coordinated. Thorough documentation, timely medical care, and careful communication with adjusters can make an immediate difference. If coverage questions or long-term injuries appear, comprehensive representation helps align the claim and protect your interests.
Passengers may experience injuries from rear-end impacts, sudden stops to avoid hazards, or collisions caused by other drivers. Because the trip is active, higher Uber liability limits often apply and, in some cases, UM/UIM coverage may be available. Start by seeking medical care and saving the trip receipt. If possible, take photos of vehicle positions, interior damage, seatbelt marks, and any visible injuries. Keep all medical and billing records, and track missed work. We help verify the correct coverage, present a detailed damages picture, and communicate with Uber’s insurer so your claim reflects both immediate and ongoing effects of the crash.
If you were driving for Uber with the app on and another driver caused the crash, different coverages may apply depending on whether you were waiting for a request or had accepted a ride. Personal injury and vehicle damage can disrupt your ability to earn. Seek care immediately and notify the appropriate insurers. Gather photos, witness names, and app screenshots confirming status. We work to coordinate PIP, the at-fault driver’s liability insurance, and any Uber coverage available, then pursue UM/UIM if needed. Our goal is to keep benefits moving, document income loss, and position your claim for a fair resolution.
Pedestrians and cyclists are particularly vulnerable in rideshare incidents, especially at busy intersections and during turns. Immediate medical evaluation, scene photos, and witness information can anchor the claim. Depending on the Uber driver’s app status and fault, coverage may come from personal auto insurance, Uber’s policy, or a combination, with PIP benefits often starting the process. We help secure traffic camera footage when available, gather medical and therapy records, and detail how the collision has affected mobility, work, and daily activities. When coverage limits or liability are contested, we pursue the appropriate sources to bridge gaps and support recovery.
Our firm is built around attentive service and reliable case management. We start by learning your goals, then design a plan that fits: a quick, well-supported settlement when appropriate or a deeper build-out for significant injuries. We keep you informed, explain coverage in plain language, and respond quickly to questions. Because Uber claims often involve multiple insurers, our process emphasizes organization and sequence so benefits flow without unnecessary delays. You will always know what we are doing and why it matters.
Evidence drives outcomes. We gather the materials that matter—app data, crash reports, medical records, wage proof, and statements—then present a coherent story about how the collision changed your life. This thorough approach supports negotiations and, if needed, litigation. We are comfortable taking on complex coverage disputes, and we work to keep your claim moving from day one. The result is a more complete record and clearer leverage at every stage.
Access should be straightforward. Initial consultations are free, and contingency-fee representation is available. If you are recovering and prefer phone, video, or electronic document exchange, we adapt to what works best for you. Our team helps schedule statements, coordinate with providers, and keep billing aligned with coverage. With Metro Law Offices, you get a steady advocate and a clear plan designed to reduce stress while protecting your rights under Minnesota law.
We follow a clear, three-step framework: analyze coverage, build proof, and seek resolution. First, we verify Uber app status, notify the correct insurers, and coordinate PIP. Next, we collect records, clarify liability, and document the full scope of damages. Finally, we present a detailed demand and pursue fair compensation through negotiation or litigation if needed. Throughout, we communicate updates, protect deadlines, and keep the plan aligned with your recovery. This structure helps reduce delays, minimize paperwork stress, and position your claim for a strong outcome.
We begin with a thorough intake to understand what happened and how injuries are affecting you. We review the crash report, photos, and any app screenshots, then map out coverage based on the Uber period. We submit necessary notices and help you access no-fault benefits for medical care and wage loss. Early organization sets the tone: we create a document plan, outline communication with adjusters, and discuss timelines. You leave with a clear roadmap and a point of contact for questions as your treatment progresses.
You tell us your story; we collect the evidence to support it. We confirm locations in Lauderdale, identify potential cameras, and reach out to witnesses. We ask for photos, receipts, and any messages from Uber. If injuries are still being evaluated, we make sure your records capture symptoms and limitations. This early work preserves key details, prevents gaps, and helps us forecast coverage issues that could slow your claim later. Our goal is to understand the full picture before making requests or recommendations.
Timely notices protect your rights and help benefits start promptly. We contact the correct insurers based on app status, confirm claim numbers, and coordinate PIP benefits for treatment and wage loss. If another driver may be responsible, we notify their carrier and request coverage information. We also address recorded statements, ensuring your responses are accurate and not speculative. This early coordination helps avoid delays, sets expectations with adjusters, and builds a clear path toward documenting liability and damages.
Next, we assemble the proof that supports fault and the full scope of your losses. We organize medical records and bills, obtain provider notes, and gather wage and job impact documentation. We analyze photos, crash diagrams, and any app data to clarify how the collision occurred. If necessary, we consult with appropriate professionals to strengthen the record. This comprehensive file becomes the foundation for negotiations and ensures adjusters see the real-world consequences of the crash on your health, work, and daily life.
We work with your providers to obtain complete records, including imaging, therapy notes, and recommendations. Clear, consistent documentation helps demonstrate symptoms, progress, and any lasting limitations. We flag billing issues early and coordinate with insurers to reduce friction. If your provider suggests additional care or work restrictions, we ensure that guidance reaches the adjusters. By aligning treatment and paperwork, we support continuity of care and create a strong, credible record of your injuries and recovery timeline.
Liability and coverage go hand-in-hand in rideshare claims. We assess police reports, witness statements, and physical evidence, then link those facts to the correct policies based on the Uber period. We track down trip receipts, request relevant app information, and verify available limits. By clarifying responsibility and coverage early, we reduce disputes and create a clean path to negotiation. This groundwork also protects against surprises, such as insufficient liability limits or unexpected denials, that could delay your recovery.
With a complete file, we prepare a detailed demand that explains liability, documents damages, and ties everything to Minnesota law. We negotiate to secure a fair resolution that reflects your medical needs, wage loss, and how the collision affected your daily life. If settlement talks stall, we discuss filing suit to preserve rights and keep momentum. Throughout, you receive updates and guidance so decisions are made with clarity. Our goal is a resolution that supports your recovery and helps you move forward.
We present a comprehensive demand package: liability narrative, medical records, bills, wage documentation, and future care considerations. We anticipate common insurer arguments and respond with facts and records. Negotiations are professional and persistent, aimed at reflecting the full impact of the crash. You stay in control of decisions, with clear input from us on value, timelines, and potential outcomes. If the offer aligns with your goals and evidence, we finalize; if not, we assess next steps together.
When negotiations do not produce a fair result, litigation can move the claim forward. Filing suit protects deadlines and opens formal discovery to obtain additional evidence. We continue to explore resolution while preparing for each phase, keeping you informed about timelines and expectations. Many cases still resolve before trial once the full record is on the table. Litigation is a tool to ensure your claim receives a careful evaluation and that your voice is heard.
First, prioritize safety and medical care. Call 911 if anyone is hurt and request a police report. Take photographs of vehicle positions, damage, skid marks, and visible injuries. Save your Uber trip receipt and take screenshots of the driver’s profile and ride details. Get contact information for witnesses and note any nearby cameras. Seek prompt medical evaluation, even if you feel okay initially; some injuries emerge later. Keep a simple journal of symptoms and missed activities. Next, notify the appropriate insurers. In Minnesota, no-fault benefits may help with early medical bills and wage loss. Be cautious about recorded statements and avoid guessing about fault or long-term prognosis. Consider contacting Metro Law Offices for a free consultation at 651-615-3322. We can help verify the Uber app status, coordinate benefits, and protect your claim while you focus on recovery.
Coverage depends on app status and fault. If the Uber driver’s app was off, the driver’s personal auto policy is generally primary. If the app was on and the driver was waiting for a request, contingent coverage may apply. Once a ride is accepted or in progress, Uber typically provides higher liability limits, and in some situations, UM/UIM may be available. Your own no-fault benefits usually start the process, regardless of fault. When another driver caused the crash, that driver’s liability coverage is involved, with Uber’s policy or your UM/UIM potentially filling gaps depending on the facts. Because multiple insurers may point to one another, verifying status and limits early is important. Metro Law Offices helps identify the correct policies, submit timely notices, and coordinate benefits in the right order under Minnesota law.
Yes. Minnesota no-fault (PIP) typically applies to passengers injured in auto collisions, including Uber trips. PIP can help with medical expenses and a portion of lost wages, regardless of who caused the crash. Submit required forms promptly and keep copies of bills, receipts, and employer notes. Follow your provider’s treatment plan so your records accurately reflect your injuries and recovery. If losses go beyond no-fault limits or thresholds, additional claims may be made against the liable party’s insurance, and UM/UIM may be available depending on the Uber period and policy language. Coordinating PIP with liability or UM/UIM helps maintain treatment and reduce delays. Our team can help you set up benefits, document damages, and pursue any additional coverage you are eligible to access.
You can speak with an adjuster, but be thoughtful. Provide basic facts and avoid speculation about fault or long-term medical outlook. Request time to review the police report and your notes before any recorded statement. If you are unsure about a question, it is okay to say you do not know. Keep details consistent with your medical records and avoid minimizing symptoms. Consider getting guidance before giving recorded statements to any insurer, including your own. We help clients prepare, keep responses accurate, and avoid statements that could be misinterpreted later. If an adjuster pressures you to rush, you can pause and consult counsel. Clear, careful communication supports your credibility and helps align your statements with the documentation that will support your claim.
Deadlines vary by claim type. Many Minnesota negligence claims must be brought within a defined period under state law, and certain insurance claims have notice requirements that can arise much sooner. Some claims, like UM/UIM, have contractual deadlines. Because Uber cases often involve multiple insurers, it is wise to act promptly to preserve rights and evidence. We recommend taking action early, even if injuries are still being evaluated. Prompt notices help benefits start and reduce disputes about coverage. Metro Law Offices can review your timeline, identify applicable deadlines, and file necessary notices to protect your claim. Call 651-615-3322 for a free consultation and a quick review of your situation.
If the driver was truly off the app, the driver’s personal auto policy is typically the primary coverage, and Uber’s policy may not apply. Your no-fault benefits would still be available, and additional claims could be made against the at-fault driver’s insurer when appropriate. Verifying whether the driver was offline requires reviewing trip receipts, messages, or other records. If evidence shows the app was actually on, contingent or higher Uber coverage could come into play. We investigate the status by gathering screenshots, rideshare data, and statements. Correctly identifying coverage helps direct notices to the right insurer and avoid delays. Our team coordinates benefits and pursues the appropriate policies so your claim reflects the real circumstances of the crash.
Yes, wage loss can be part of an Uber-related claim. Minnesota no-fault benefits may cover a portion of lost income early in the process. Keep detailed documentation: pay stubs, employer letters confirming missed time and duties, and any medical work restrictions. If your job requires physical tasks you cannot perform, note the impact on hours, duties, or scheduling. If lost wages continue or exceed no-fault limits, liability coverage or UM/UIM may address additional losses. Presenting a clear, well-documented record—linking physician recommendations to time away from work—helps adjusters understand the real economic impact. We organize wage materials and communicate with insurers to pursue available benefits and fair compensation for income disruption.
Strong evidence includes the police report, scene and vehicle photos, dashcam footage, witness information, and your Uber trip details. App screenshots and the receipt help confirm the driver’s status and timing. Medical records, bills, and provider notes show the injury picture and treatment path. Keep all receipts and track missed work with employer verification. When possible, capture intersection views near Larpenteur Avenue or Highway 280, skid marks, debris, and traffic signals. Preserve damaged items and do not repair the vehicle before photographing it thoroughly. A simple symptom journal can help link daily limitations to the collision. We assemble these materials into a cohesive claim file that supports liability, damages, and the correct coverage path.
Not always. Many Uber accident claims resolve through negotiation once liability and damages are well documented. A clear demand package, complete medical records, and organized wage proof can encourage timely settlement. However, if liability is disputed, coverage is unclear, or offers do not reflect your losses, litigation may be the right step. Filing suit preserves deadlines and allows formal discovery to obtain additional evidence. Many cases still settle before trial after the facts are fully developed. We discuss pros and cons at each stage so you can make informed decisions. Our aim is to secure a fair result that supports your recovery and future needs.
We offer free consultations to evaluate your situation and discuss options. If we take your case, contingency-fee representation is available, meaning fees are typically a percentage of the recovery and are collected at the end of the case. You will not pay an upfront attorney fee under this arrangement. We explain costs and how they are handled before you decide to move forward. Our goal is to make high-quality representation accessible while keeping the process clear. We provide regular updates, outline expected timelines, and answer your questions along the way. Call Metro Law Offices at 651-615-3322 to discuss your case and learn more about fees and the path ahead.
