RV travel should be memorable for the right reasons. When a collision or sudden stop turns a Luverne trip into a stressful event, knowing what to do next can make recovery smoother. Our firm helps people hurt in motorhome and camper crashes on the I-90 corridor, county roads, and neighborhood streets throughout Luverne and Rock County. We focus on protecting your health, documenting losses, and safeguarding your rights from the first call with an insurer. Whether you were driving an RV, towing a fifth wheel, or struck by one, we help you understand coverage and timelines so you can make clear decisions. Metro Law Offices serves Minnesotans with practical guidance and steady support from start to finish.
Collisions involving RVs can be more complex than typical car crashes. Larger vehicles may cause greater damage, policies may involve multiple insurers, and injuries can appear days after impact. Our Luverne-focused approach prioritizes prompt medical attention, early evidence collection, and careful evaluation of all available insurance benefits. We work with you to capture photos, locate witnesses, and preserve key records while you concentrate on healing. From PIP benefits to liability claims and UM or UIM coverage, we explain how each piece fits your situation. If a rental RV, out-of-state driver, or campground incident is involved, we know how to address those details. We are here to help you steady the path ahead and pursue full, fair compensation.
After an RV collision, choices made in the first days can shape your entire claim. Insurers may ask for quick statements or push for early settlements before the full scope of injuries is known. Guidance ensures your medical care, wage loss, and vehicle damage are properly documented and valued. We help coordinate records, interpret policy language, and track deadlines so you avoid preventable setbacks. When questions arise about who is responsible, we identify all potential sources of recovery and develop a plan to move your case forward. Our role is to reduce stress, keep communication clear, and position your claim for the strongest result available under Minnesota law.
Metro Law Offices represents people across Minnesota in personal injury matters, including RV, motorhome, and camper collisions. We bring a steady, local approach to cases that touch Luverne and the surrounding Rock County communities. Clients appreciate our practical communication, prompt updates, and focus on what matters most: medical recovery and fair compensation. We collaborate with treating providers, review coverage options, and prepare every case as if it may need to be presented in court. You can reach us at 651-615-3322 to discuss your situation. Whether your accident involved a private RV, a rental unit, or an out-of-state policy, we work to untangle the details and guide you through each step with care.
Minnesota uses a no-fault framework that provides certain benefits regardless of who caused the crash. These benefits can include medical and wage-loss payments through your Personal Injury Protection coverage, often called PIP. After an RV accident in Luverne, you may have multiple avenues for recovery: your own PIP benefits, a bodily injury liability claim against the at-fault driver, and possibly an uninsured or underinsured motorist claim if coverage is inadequate. RV cases sometimes add policy layers, such as coverage for a rented unit or tow vehicle, and may require careful coordination between insurers. Understanding how these coverages interact helps ensure that medical care, repair costs, and other losses are addressed.
The process often begins with medical treatment and notifying insurers. Prompt care not only protects your health, it also creates records that support the claim. Evidence such as photos, repair estimates, and witness statements should be collected early to prevent disputes later. If a commercial policy or campground incident is involved, additional investigation may be needed. We evaluate police reports, crash diagrams, and damage patterns to support fault determinations. Throughout the claim, we track deadlines, organize bills, and communicate with adjusters so your focus remains on recovery. When settlement talks begin, we work to present a clear, well-documented picture of how the collision impacted your life and finances.
An RV accident claim is the process of seeking compensation for injuries and losses caused by the operation, maintenance, or use of a recreational vehicle, including motorhomes, campers, and fifth wheels. In Minnesota, this may include no-fault benefits, property damage, and claims against an at-fault driver’s liability coverage. Depending on the facts, passengers, pedestrians, bicyclists, and occupants of other vehicles may also have claims. These matters can involve unique questions, such as whether the RV was rented, whether a tow vehicle’s policy applies, and how multiple policies interact. The goal is to secure fair compensation for medical care, lost income, pain and suffering, and other documented harms.
Successful RV claims are built on timely medical attention, careful evidence collection, and organized communication with insurers. We help you identify the appropriate PIP carrier, notify all insurance companies, and protect your right to benefits from the start. We gather records, evaluate policy limits, and assess liability using reports, photos, and witness accounts. Throughout negotiations, we update you on offers, explain options, and prepare for the possibility of filing a lawsuit if settlement efforts stall. If litigation becomes necessary, we continue developing the case through discovery and, when needed, present your story to a judge or jury. Each step is aimed at reaching a resolution that reflects your full loss.
RV collisions often involve several overlapping insurance concepts. Understanding common terms helps you make informed choices while avoiding missteps in conversations with adjusters. Personal Injury Protection, or PIP, may cover medical bills and wage loss without regard to fault. Liability coverage can address harms caused by a negligent driver. Uninsured and underinsured motorist coverage can step in when the at-fault driver lacks adequate insurance. Comparative fault rules can affect how compensation is calculated if more than one party shares responsibility. We explain these terms in plain language, apply them to your unique situation, and help you document losses so your claim reflects the true impact of the crash on your daily life.
Personal Injury Protection is a no-fault benefit available under many Minnesota auto policies that can pay certain medical expenses and wage loss after a crash, regardless of who caused it. After an RV collision in Luverne, your applicable PIP coverage is often the first layer of help, supporting early treatment and stabilizing finances while fault is investigated. It is important to notify the correct insurer and provide timely documentation, such as medical records, work notes, and completed forms. PIP does not replace potential claims against at-fault drivers, but it can bridge the gap while liability is evaluated and settlement negotiations progress.
UM and UIM coverage can provide compensation when the at-fault driver has no insurance or too little to cover your losses. These benefits may be available through your own policy, a household member’s policy, or a policy tied to a vehicle involved in the crash. In RV cases, multiple policies might exist, especially if a tow vehicle or rental contract is involved. Prompt notice, careful policy review, and strategic documentation are essential to preserve these claims. We evaluate limits, offset provisions, and coordination issues, then present a clear damages picture so you can pursue the full protection you purchased for situations involving uninsured or underinsured drivers.
Liability coverage is insurance that pays for injuries and damages when a driver is legally responsible for a crash. In an RV collision, this could involve the RV’s policy, the tow vehicle’s policy, or another driver’s policy, depending on how the incident occurred. Establishing liability requires careful review of the crash scene, damage patterns, and witness accounts, as well as relevant traffic laws. Once responsibility is shown, a claim may be made for medical costs, wage loss, pain and suffering, and other compensable harms. We gather the facts needed to support a liability claim and work to secure a settlement that reflects the full extent of your losses.
Comparative fault is a rule that allocates responsibility among the parties involved in a crash. If more than one driver contributed to an RV collision, each party’s percentage of fault can influence the final recovery. Insurers often raise comparative fault to reduce payouts, pointing to speed, following distance, or lane changes. We address these arguments by analyzing damage patterns, consulting reports, and organizing evidence that shows how and why the collision occurred. Even if some responsibility is shared, you may still recover damages, subject to Minnesota law. Clear documentation and persuasive presentation are key to reaching a fair result under comparative fault principles.
Some RV collisions can be resolved with targeted help, such as organizing records or reviewing a settlement offer. Others benefit from full-scope representation that includes investigation, damages development, and, if needed, litigation. The choice depends on injury severity, liability disputes, and available insurance. Limited assistance may work when injuries are minor and fault is clear. Full representation is often preferred when medical care continues, coverage is disputed, or multiple policies overlap. We start by learning your goals and assessing risk, then tailor a plan that fits your situation. Our focus is to help you make informed decisions that protect your health, finances, and peace of mind.
If your injuries are minor, heal quickly, and liability is straightforward, a limited approach can be effective. In these situations, the primary needs are prompt medical documentation, organized bills, and a concise demand reflecting pain, time away from work, and repair costs. We can help you avoid common pitfalls, assess whether an offer reflects your losses, and suggest improvements to strengthen your file. By focusing on essentials and avoiding unnecessary delays, you may reach a fair outcome without a prolonged process. If new medical issues arise or negotiations stall, we can transition to a more comprehensive strategy without losing momentum.
Some RV incidents fortunately leave everyone uninjured but cause costly vehicle or equipment damage. In those cases, limited guidance can help you gather repair estimates, navigate total loss valuations, and confirm coverage under the RV or tow vehicle policy. We can suggest ways to preserve evidence, communicate effectively with adjusters, and challenge valuations that do not reflect market conditions. When an agreement is close, a brief review of the settlement paperwork can prevent unexpected release language from affecting future rights. If hidden injuries later emerge, we discuss options and timing to ensure your health and property interests remain protected throughout the process.
When injuries are significant, symptoms evolve, or long-term care may be needed, full representation helps ensure your claim reflects the true extent of harm. We coordinate with providers to capture diagnoses, treatment plans, and future care needs, while tracking wage loss and household impacts. This approach supports a well-documented settlement demand, resisting pressure to resolve the claim before your medical picture is clear. If the insurer minimizes the injuries or disputes causation, we obtain opinion letters and organize records that explain the connection between the crash and your ongoing limitations, preparing the case for negotiation or litigation as needed.
RV crashes often involve multiple policies, including the RV, tow vehicle, and potentially a rental or campground contract. Disputes can arise over which policy applies, in what order, and with what limits. Full representation allows us to notify every relevant insurer, obtain policies, and analyze coordination issues that affect recovery. We also develop a liability strategy when responsibility is contested, using reports, photos, and statements to build a clear narrative. When UM or UIM coverage might apply, we evaluate notice, consent, and offset provisions to protect your rights. This structured approach helps avoid coverage gaps and positions your claim for the best available outcome.
A comprehensive strategy aligns medical documentation, property damage evidence, and insurance analysis to reflect the full scope of your losses. By coordinating early with providers and tracking progress, we help ensure records clearly describe injuries, treatment, and any ongoing limitations. Thorough preparation can reduce disputes over causation and the value of your claim. When settlement talks begin, a well-organized presentation saves time and often supports a stronger result. If litigation becomes necessary, the groundwork is already in place, allowing us to move efficiently through filing, discovery, and negotiation without starting from scratch.
This approach also eases stress during a difficult period. You receive guidance on forms, deadlines, and communications so you are not left guessing about next steps. We handle insurer contact, monitor medical bills, and pursue all available coverage, including UM and UIM when appropriate. By anticipating common insurer arguments, we prepare responses before they cause delays. The result is a claim that tells a complete story, from the moment of impact to your current condition, supported by records and proof. That clarity helps insurers understand the true impact on your life, improving the chance of a fair and timely resolution.
RV collisions can cause layered losses that are easy to overlook, from medical expenses to diminished value, lost trips, and damaged personal property inside the coach. A comprehensive approach captures these details with photos, receipts, repair estimates, and medical records that connect each loss to the crash. We track out-of-pocket costs and wage impacts, collect statements about activities you can no longer enjoy, and monitor ongoing care. This careful documentation builds credibility and prevents insurers from discounting losses as speculative. When your claim reflects every harm you suffered, settlement discussions become more productive and aligned with the reality of your recovery.
Preparation drives negotiation power. When your medical, wage, and property damages are organized, insurers are less able to minimize your claim or delay resolution. We present a clear timeline, explain diagnostic findings, and address counterarguments before they surface. If talks stall, being ready to file suit can shift leverage and move the matter forward. Litigation readiness does not mean every case goes to court; it means the case is strong enough to be taken seriously at each stage. This balanced approach helps secure a result that fairly reflects your losses while allowing you to stay focused on recovery and daily life.
If it’s safe, take wide shots of the scene and close-ups of all vehicle damage, including the hitch, tow points, interior fixtures, and any dislodged items. Photograph skid marks, debris fields, and road conditions near the impact area, then capture your injuries and torn clothing. Ask for names and contact information for witnesses and first responders. Save repair estimates, towing invoices, and campground receipts that reflect trip disruptions. Keep everything in one folder or digital file. Strong documentation reduces disputes later, helps reconstruct how the collision happened, and supports the value of your claim when negotiations begin.
Insurance adjusters may ask for recorded statements soon after a crash, before the full extent of injuries is known. Provide basic facts, but avoid speculation about fault or long-term health until you understand your condition. Do not guess about speeds, distances, or timelines. Request written copies of your policy and claim numbers, then keep communication polite and brief. If paperwork asks you to release broad medical records, consider limiting the scope to relevant treatment. Thoughtful communication preserves your rights and prevents comments from being used out of context later. We can help you prepare for calls and review documents before you sign.
Consider reaching out if you have pain, missed work, or trouble getting a fair valuation for your RV or tow vehicle. Assistance is especially helpful when the crash involves a rental agreement, multiple policies, or an out-of-state driver. If the insurer disputes liability, pressures you for a quick settlement, or asks for broad medical releases, guidance can protect your claim. Even a short conversation can clarify deadlines, coverage options, and practical next steps. The goal is to help you move from uncertainty to a plan that supports your recovery and positions your case for a fair resolution.
You may also benefit from help when medical care is ongoing and the long-term impact is not yet clear. Settling too soon can leave important needs uncovered, including future therapy, procedures, or time away from work. By organizing records and evaluating policy limits, we help you understand the value of your claim at each stage. If negotiations stall, we are prepared to press forward and present your story in a compelling way. From first call to final paperwork, having a steady advocate can make the process less overwhelming and keep your focus on healing and daily life in Luverne.
RV collisions arise in many ways across Luverne and Rock County. Larger vehicles can create unique blind spots and longer stopping distances, increasing the risk of lane-change conflicts and rear-end impacts. Tire blowouts and sway can cause loss of control, especially when towing on rural highways or in crosswinds. Parking lot and campground incidents may involve pedestrians, tight turns, or low-speed impacts that still cause injuries. We see claims involving rental contracts, out-of-state drivers, and multiple vehicles where coverage questions become complicated. Whatever the circumstances, early documentation and medical care are essential to preserving your rights and strengthening your claim.
Merging and lane changes with RVs require extra space and careful mirror use. In busy traffic near Luverne or on the I-90 corridor, even small timing errors can lead to sideswipes or rear-end impacts. We evaluate dash camera footage when available, examine damage patterns that indicate direction and speed, and collect witness statements to clarify responsibility. Medical records help link neck and back injuries to the collision mechanics. When we present a clear reconstruction of how the crash happened and how it affected your health, insurers are more likely to negotiate fairly and resolve the claim without unnecessary delay.
Tire failures and trailer sway can turn a routine drive into a sudden emergency. These events may raise questions about maintenance, load distribution, or road conditions. We gather service records, investigate component failures, and examine weather data to understand what happened. Even when speeds are moderate, rollovers and swerves can cause significant injuries and property loss. By documenting medical care and assessing all available coverage, including potential UM or UIM benefits, we work to recover the full measure of your damages. Our goal is to stabilize the situation quickly and guide you through a careful, evidence-based claim process.
Tight spaces, low visibility, and pedestrian traffic make campgrounds and parking lots common locations for RV incidents. Impacts may occur at low speed but still cause injuries, especially when occupants are moving inside the RV during a sudden stop. We review site maps, lighting, and any available surveillance to understand the layout and conditions. Documentation of repairs, damaged belongings, and interrupted plans helps present the full story of your losses. We coordinate with insurers to determine which policy applies and how benefits are accessed. Careful organization and clear communication help move these cases toward fair resolution.
We focus on clear communication, timely updates, and strong documentation from day one. You will understand where your claim stands, what we are doing next, and why each step matters. Our approach emphasizes early medical coordination, thorough evidence collection, and a practical strategy tailored to your needs. When you have questions about coverage or paperwork, we respond quickly with straightforward guidance. We are committed to earning your trust through consistent, attentive service throughout your case.
Local knowledge matters. Serving clients across Minnesota, we understand how RV claims unfold in communities like Luverne and Rock County. We know the insurers, the common points of dispute, and the steps that help claims move efficiently. If your case involves a rental agreement or out-of-state policy, we dig into the details and keep you informed. Our goal is to reduce stress while positioning your claim for the strongest outcome available.
We handle negotiations and prepare for litigation when necessary, ensuring your case is taken seriously at every stage. You can focus on medical recovery while we pursue all available coverage, including UM and UIM when applicable. We offer contingency-fee representation, meaning you pay no attorney fee unless we recover for you. From the first call to the final resolution, we stand with you and work to secure fair compensation for your injuries and losses.
Our process is designed to bring order to a stressful time. We begin with a conversation about the crash, your medical needs, and your goals. Next, we obtain policies, confirm coverage, and notify insurers. We gather records, photos, and witness information, then evaluate liability and damages. As medical care progresses, we track bills and wage loss while building a complete picture of your claim. When you are ready, we present a detailed settlement demand and negotiate in good faith. If the insurer will not resolve the case fairly, we are prepared to file suit and advocate for you in court.
We start by listening. You share what happened, how you are feeling, and what worries you most. We explain the claim process in plain language and discuss timelines for medical care, documentation, and insurance notices. We identify potential coverage, including PIP, liability, and UM or UIM, and note any issues related to rentals or multiple policies. By the end of the consultation, you will understand your options and the steps we can take to protect your claim. This initial plan helps reduce uncertainty and creates a clear path forward.
We collect the essential details, including photos, witness information, and the police report. We review your medical status and recommend steps to ensure your care is fully documented. If you have a rental agreement or tow setup, we note those details and request copies for review. We also outline practical tips for communicating with insurers and preserving receipts and records. This foundation allows us to move quickly, avoid missed deadlines, and prevent early missteps that could weaken the claim later.
We obtain and examine the relevant policies to determine available benefits and limits. We notify insurers, open claims, and confirm claim numbers so your medical providers can bill correctly. When appropriate, we send preservation letters to protect evidence and request recorded statements be scheduled thoughtfully. Early protections reduce the risk of coverage disputes and help ensure that PIP benefits flow while liability is investigated. With coverage mapped out, we can focus on building the strongest possible presentation of your injuries and property losses.
As your treatment continues, we gather records, bills, and employment information to document the full impact of the crash. We request provider opinions when needed to explain causation and future care. We also assemble property damage evidence, repair estimates, and receipts for personal items. When your medical course stabilizes, we prepare a comprehensive demand package that explains liability and quantifies losses. We negotiate firmly but respectfully, aiming for a fair settlement that reflects your injuries, expenses, and life disruptions. If the insurer undervalues your claim, we discuss options and prepare for litigation.
We organize medical records, imaging, and therapy notes into a clear timeline of your diagnosis, treatment, and recovery. We track mileage to appointments, out-of-pocket costs, and time away from work. If your providers recommend future care, we obtain estimates to include in the demand. For property loss, we collect repair estimates and evaluate whether diminished value applies. All of this information is presented in a way that explains how the collision changed your daily life in Luverne and why a full, fair settlement is warranted.
We handle communications with adjusters, respond to information requests, and manage medical authorizations to protect your privacy. Our settlement strategy is built on evidence and clear storytelling, addressing likely defenses before they arise. We share updates as offers come in, explain options, and provide recommendations tailored to your goals. If an offer falls short, we counter with well-supported analysis rather than broad assertions. This measured approach helps move negotiations forward and positions your claim for a resolution that reflects your true losses.
When negotiations conclude, we carefully review settlement documents to ensure the terms match what was agreed upon and protect your rights. We address medical liens, finalize payments, and provide a clear summary of the resolution. If a fair settlement cannot be reached, we discuss filing suit in the appropriate venue. Litigation brings structured discovery, depositions, and motion practice, all aimed at presenting your case clearly. Throughout, we remain focused on your goals, keeping you informed and supported at every stage of the process.
Before accepting a settlement, we confirm that all medical bills and health insurance liens are accounted for and resolved appropriately. We work with providers and insurers to negotiate fair lien reductions when possible, maximizing your net recovery. We also review the release language to prevent unintended consequences, such as waiving future claims unrelated to this crash. Our goal is to close the claim cleanly, with no surprises, and provide you with a clear accounting of funds so you can move forward with confidence.
If litigation is necessary, we file suit and proceed through discovery, depositions, and, when appropriate, mediation. We present your case with organized evidence, clear medical explanations, and a focused narrative about how the collision affected your life. Court schedules can be demanding, so we prepare you for each step and communicate expectations in advance. Many cases still resolve before trial once the insurer sees the strength of the evidence. Whether through settlement or verdict, we pursue a result that reflects your injuries and losses.
Start by checking for injuries and calling 911. If it is safe, photograph the scene, vehicle positions, and damage to the RV, tow setup, and any cargo. Gather witness names and contact information, and request the incident or case number from law enforcement. Seek prompt medical care, even if symptoms seem minor, because injuries can develop over time. Keep all receipts, towing invoices, and repair estimates in one place. Notify your insurance company, but share only accurate, basic facts until you better understand your medical condition. Avoid guessing about speeds or distances. Save the damaged parts and do not authorize disposal of the RV or components until your insurer or investigator has inspected them. Early organization helps protect your rights and supports a stronger claim when negotiations begin.
Minnesota’s no-fault system can provide Personal Injury Protection benefits for medical expenses and wage loss, regardless of who caused the crash. You typically access these benefits through your own policy or another applicable policy in your household. Promptly file the necessary forms and provide requested documentation to keep payments moving. Your medical providers may also bill the PIP carrier directly once a claim is opened. If another driver is responsible, you may also pursue a bodily injury claim against that driver’s liability coverage for additional damages not covered by PIP. When coverage is inadequate or disputed, uninsured or underinsured motorist benefits may apply under your own policy. Coordinating these coverages correctly can make a meaningful difference in recovery and in the timing of payments.
Fault is determined through a combination of evidence, including police reports, witness statements, photos, vehicle damage, and, when available, dash camera or surveillance footage. For RV collisions, additional factors such as trailer sway, stopping distances, and blind spots may be relevant. We analyze the sequence of events to show how the impact occurred and why a particular party should be responsible for the resulting losses. Insurers sometimes dispute fault to reduce payouts, raising arguments about following distance, lane changes, or speed. We address these points with clear documentation and, when needed, input from professionals who can explain vehicle dynamics. The stronger the evidence, the more likely the insurer is to engage in fair settlement discussions rather than rely on speculation.
If the at-fault driver lacks coverage, uninsured motorist benefits may step in under your policy. If the driver’s limits are too low to cover your losses, underinsured motorist coverage may help fill the gap. These claims require timely notice and careful review of policy terms, including consent and offset provisions that affect the final recovery. RV cases can involve multiple layers of coverage, such as the RV policy, a tow vehicle policy, and potentially a rental agreement. We identify and notify all applicable carriers, evaluate limits, and present a well-documented damages claim. This structured approach aims to maximize available coverage and prevent avoidable denials.
Yes. Passengers injured in an RV collision may have access to PIP benefits and may also pursue claims against any responsible driver. If multiple vehicles are involved, each policy must be reviewed to determine how coverage applies. Timely medical treatment and thorough documentation are essential for passengers, just as they are for drivers. Passengers should avoid making assumptions about fault and should not sign broad releases without understanding the implications. We help organize records, communicate with insurers, and evaluate settlement offers to ensure passenger claims are handled carefully and fairly. The goal is to support medical recovery while pursuing appropriate compensation.
In many situations, you can still recover damages even if you share some responsibility, subject to Minnesota law. Your compensation may be reduced based on your percentage of fault. Insurers often raise comparative fault to limit payouts, so it is important to document the facts that support your version of events and explain why the other driver bears responsibility. We examine damage patterns, scene photos, and witness accounts to address comparative fault arguments. Careful analysis can make a difference in negotiations and, if necessary, in court. Our objective is to secure a result that reflects the evidence and the true impact of the collision on your life.
Timelines vary based on medical treatment, claim complexity, and insurer responsiveness. Settling before you understand the full extent of your injuries may leave important needs uncovered. We typically track your care through a reasonable point of stability before presenting a detailed demand. This allows us to quantify losses with more accuracy and reduces the chance of revisiting the claim later. If liability is clear and injuries resolve quickly, claims may settle sooner. When injuries are ongoing, policies overlap, or liability is disputed, additional time may be needed for investigation and negotiations. We keep you informed at every stage so you know what to expect and why each step matters.
Recoverable damages may include medical bills, wage loss, and out-of-pocket expenses, along with property damage to the RV, tow vehicle, and personal items. You may also seek compensation for pain, inconvenience, and the ways injuries limit daily activities. If your condition requires future care or affects your ability to work, those losses should be documented and presented with supporting records. We organize medical and employment records, repair documents, and receipts to present a full picture of your losses. Comprehensive documentation helps insurers understand the real impact of the crash, improving the chance of a settlement that reflects your injuries and life disruptions.
Approach recorded statements with care. Provide accurate, basic facts, but avoid speculation about fault or long-term medical outcomes. Do not guess about speeds, distances, or timelines. Ask for the questions in writing if you feel unsure, and consider limiting the statement until your condition is better understood. Keeping your responses brief and accurate helps prevent misunderstandings. Insurers may request broad medical authorizations; you can ask to limit them to relevant treatment. We can help you prepare for calls, review documents, and communicate in a way that protects your claim. Thoughtful interaction reduces the risk that statements are later used out of context.
We offer a free consultation to discuss your case and answer questions. If we move forward together, our representation is typically on a contingency-fee basis, meaning you do not pay an attorney fee unless we recover for you. We explain fee terms clearly before you decide, so there are no surprises. You remain in control of important decisions, including settlement acceptance. Costs such as medical record fees or expert expenses are discussed in advance. We aim to handle your claim efficiently and transparently, with regular updates and clear explanations. To learn more about fees and our approach, call Metro Law Offices at 651-615-3322 and speak with our team.
