Commercial and heavy truck crashes can change a life in seconds. In Hanover and across Wright County, busy industrial routes and regional traffic around the northwest Twin Cities put passenger vehicles beside tractor‑trailers, delivery trucks, and construction rigs every day. If you or a loved one was hurt, Metro Law Offices is here to guide you through medical bills, lost income, and insurance pressure. Our team knows Minnesota injury law and how to protect your claim from day one. Call 651-615-3322 for a free case review and straight answers about your next steps.
Truck cases are different from car accidents because multiple parties and federal rules often apply. A single collision can involve the driver, the carrier, a broker, a maintenance vendor, or a shipper responsible for loading. Evidence like electronic control module data, driver logs, dispatch notes, and dash camera footage can disappear fast without quick action. We help Hanover families secure treatment, document damages, and pursue fair compensation through negotiation or litigation when appropriate. You focus on healing; we focus on building a strong, timely claim under Minnesota law.
After a collision with a commercial or heavy truck, the playing field tilts toward insurers with rapid response teams and defense counsel. Early guidance helps preserve vital evidence, avoid recorded statement pitfalls, and identify every available policy—from primary commercial liability to excess coverage and UM/UIM. A focused legal plan also coordinates medical documentation, wage loss proof, and future care opinions to reflect the full impact of your injuries. With informed advocacy, you can reduce stress, protect your rights, and pursue the resources you need to move forward confidently.
Metro Law Offices is a Minnesota personal injury law firm committed to helping neighbors in Hanover and Wright County after serious truck crashes. We handle the details that matter—prompt investigations, medical record organization, and clear communication with carriers—so you can focus on recovery. Our attorneys draw on a history of handling complex injury claims statewide, including cases involving large commercial policies and multi-vehicle collisions. We believe in practical guidance, steady advocacy, and transparency at every stage. If you have questions, call 651-615-3322 and speak with our team today.
Representation in a truck injury case means more than sending demand letters. It begins with safeguarding evidence, identifying every potential source of liability, and ensuring you receive appropriate medical evaluation. The process also involves navigating Minnesota insurance rules, subrogation issues, and liens that can affect your final recovery. At Metro Law Offices, we coordinate accident reconstruction when needed, review carrier safety records, and monitor treatment progress, while keeping you informed. Our goal is to build a clear timeline and damages picture that supports a fair settlement or a strong courtroom presentation.
Commercial carriers must follow federal and state safety standards governing driver hours, equipment maintenance, and cargo securement. When violations contribute to a crash, that evidence can be vital. Our team requests telematics and electronic logging device data, driver qualification files, and dispatch communications to determine what happened. We also track medical care, pain levels, and the ways injuries affect work and family life. From the Hanover Bridge area to routes serving Wright County, we understand the local context. The right preparation helps claims resolve efficiently and on terms that reflect the harm suffered.
A commercial or heavy truck case typically involves vehicles used for business, shipping, or construction—such as tractor‑trailers, box trucks, dump trucks, concrete mixers, and other large rigs. These claims often bring multiple policies and corporate defendants into the picture. Liability can be based on driver error, negligent hiring or supervision, improper maintenance, or unsafe loading. Evidence may include black box downloads, inspection reports, bills of lading, and fuel or dispatch records that show schedules and routes. Because these materials can be time‑sensitive, prompt action helps ensure they are preserved and reviewed correctly.
Successful truck claims center on four pillars: liability, causation, damages, and coverage. Liability focuses on how the crash occurred and who is responsible. Causation connects the event to your diagnosed injuries. Damages document the full extent of losses—medical costs, wage loss, and human impacts on daily activities. Coverage identifies all policies and limits available. Supporting steps include sending preservation letters, gathering black box data, interviewing witnesses, and coordinating expert assessments when needed. Thoughtful sequencing of these tasks often leads to stronger negotiation leverage and clearer outcomes for injured clients and families.
Understanding common trucking terms helps you follow the process and make informed decisions. You may hear references to ECM data, hours‑of‑service rules, motor carrier files, and spoliation letters. These concepts relate to how carriers manage safety and how evidence is protected after a crash. We explain each term in plain language and outline why it matters to your case. When everyone speaks the same vocabulary, it’s easier to review liability, evaluate damages, and assess settlement offers. Clear definitions reduce confusion and build confidence throughout your claim.
FMCSA regulations are federal safety rules governing commercial motor carriers and drivers. They include hours‑of‑service limits, driver qualification standards, vehicle inspection requirements, and cargo securement guidelines. When these rules are followed, risk is reduced; when they are ignored, the consequences can be severe. In a truck injury case, violations of FMCSA standards can support liability and show systemic safety problems. We review logs, maintenance records, and dispatch data to identify potential violations and connect them to the crash sequence. This framework helps tell the full safety story to insurers or a jury.
Vicarious liability, often called respondeat superior, is the legal principle that an employer can be responsible for an employee’s negligence committed within the scope of employment. In truck cases, this means a motor carrier may be accountable for a driver’s on‑the‑clock conduct, in addition to any direct negligence like poor hiring or training. Establishing this link can open access to commercial policies and higher limits. We analyze corporate structures, contracts, and the driver’s work status to determine which entities share responsibility and how that affects the path to recovery.
The electronic control module, often called the black box, stores key operational data such as speed, braking, throttle position, and fault codes. After a crash, ECM downloads can help reconstruct what happened in the moments before impact. Because trucks can be repaired or returned to service quickly, preservation is time‑sensitive. We send prompt notices to prevent data loss and work with qualified professionals to retrieve and interpret the information. When combined with logs, dash cameras, and physical evidence, ECM data can provide a powerful, objective record of the event.
A spoliation letter is a formal notice sent to carriers, insurers, or other parties instructing them to preserve evidence relevant to a claim. This can include vehicle components, electronic logging data, inspection reports, driver qualification files, and communications. Early notice reduces the risk of accidental loss or intentional destruction. If evidence disappears after proper notice, courts may allow remedies that help level the playing field. Sending preservation letters quickly is a foundational step in truck cases and supports a reliable, well‑documented investigation for negotiation or trial.
In some cases, a clear liability picture and adequate insurance allow for a direct settlement approach. In others, disputes over fault, injuries, or coverage require a broader strategy that includes litigation. We outline the pros and cons of each path, the timelines involved, and how costs are managed. The decision depends on the evidence, medical trajectory, and the carrier’s response. Our role is to prepare both tracks—negotiation and courtroom readiness—so you can pursue the best outcome available under the facts. You will always know where your case stands.
A concise approach can be effective when liability is straightforward—such as a rear‑end collision captured by dash camera—and the carrier has sufficient policy limits. In that situation, we focus on prompt medical documentation, wage verification, and a well‑supported demand that reflects the full scope of harms and losses. Keeping costs lean and timelines tight can be beneficial for families who want closure without prolonged litigation. Even in direct settlement cases, we still send preservation notices and verify coverage to ensure nothing important is missed and your rights remain protected.
When injuries are limited and resolve completely with conservative care, a targeted settlement plan may be the most efficient path. We gather records, bills, and a short statement from your provider confirming recovery and any restrictions lifted. This documentation supports a timely, fair offer that accounts for pain, inconvenience, and time away from work. We also evaluate any health insurance or MedPay reimbursements so you understand your net recovery. If the insurer responds reasonably, you avoid extended disputes while still receiving compensation aligned with the nature of your injuries.
Multi‑vehicle crashes, conflicting witness accounts, or unclear scene evidence often require a robust plan. We coordinate accident reconstruction, obtain ECM data, and review camera footage from nearby businesses or traffic sources. Identifying each responsible party—driver, carrier, broker, or maintenance contractor—can expand available coverage and ensure accountability is shared appropriately. A comprehensive approach also anticipates defenses and prepares counter‑evidence in advance. This preparation supports stronger negotiations and positions your case for litigation if needed, reducing surprises and improving the chances of a fair resolution.
Serious injuries, extended medical care, or permanent limitations call for thorough claim building and careful presentation. Commercial carriers often involve layered insurance programs and defense teams. We gather detailed medical opinions, vocational assessments, and future cost projections to reflect long‑term needs. Coordinated discovery helps uncover safety violations and corporate practices that may have contributed to the crash. By addressing liability, damages, and coverage together, we seek to align any proposed settlement with the true impact on your life and future, while being ready to try the case when appropriate.
A thorough strategy helps secure and interpret technical evidence, from black box data to maintenance histories, before it is altered or lost. It also strengthens the medical record by coordinating evaluations that connect symptoms to the crash and explain future care needs in practical terms. This approach minimizes gaps in the file that insurers often target. With a well‑organized case, settlement discussions become more productive, deadlines are met, and the claim is positioned to move forward confidently, whether through mediation or at the courthouse.
Comprehensive planning also improves communication and reduces stress. You will know what to expect at each stage, from recorded statement requests to independent medical examinations. We explain options, weigh risks, and recommend next steps while respecting your goals. When insurers see a complete, well‑documented presentation, they must evaluate the true exposure rather than speculating. If reasonable offers do not materialize, the file is already prepared for litigation. This consistent, methodical approach helps protect your rights and maximizes the opportunity for a fair result.
Rapid preservation letters, site inspections, and requests for ECM data keep your claim anchored in verifiable facts. We seek driver logs, inspection reports, and communications that reveal scheduling pressures and safety practices. When this material is secured early, it becomes harder for opposing parties to minimize responsibility. Preserved evidence also helps resolve disputes more quickly, since objective data can confirm speed, braking, or maintenance issues. The sooner the record is protected, the more accurately the crash sequence can be reconstructed and presented to insurers, mediators, or a jury.
Large truck cases can involve multiple policies, including primary, excess, and employer liability coverage, as well as potential UM/UIM benefits. Coordinating these sources, tracking lien claims, and timing settlement discussions can meaningfully affect your net recovery. We align liability findings with damages documentation, so every component—medical bills, wage loss, and human impacts—is supported. By presenting a cohesive claim to all carriers, we reduce duplication and prevent gaps that invite low offers. This coordination helps you pursue the full value available under Minnesota law while keeping the process organized and transparent.
Insurance adjusters may appear helpful, but their job is to control payouts. Before giving a recorded statement or signing medical releases, talk with a lawyer who can explain your rights and help you avoid mistakes. We can handle communications, set boundaries on information requests, and make sure the record reflects the severity of the crash. Early guidance also helps track bills, coordinate benefits, and meet Minnesota deadlines. One quick call to 651-615-3322 can reduce stress and ensure your claim starts on solid ground.
Gaps in treatment are often used to argue that injuries were minor or unrelated. See a qualified provider promptly, follow recommendations, and keep appointments. If cost is a concern, ask about options, including MedPay or coordinated billing through insurance. Report new or worsening symptoms quickly so they are documented in real time. Staying engaged in care supports healing and strengthens your claim. We can help you identify resources near Hanover and make sure your medical records reflect the full picture of what you are experiencing.
Truck crashes bring corporate defendants, large policies, and technical evidence that can be hard to access without help. An attorney can send preservation letters, request ECM data, and navigate multiple insurers so you do not have to. Coordinating medical documentation, wage loss, and future care estimates takes time and precision. Legal support keeps the process organized, protects your rights, and helps present a clear, credible case. If you are unsure where to begin, a free consultation can help you understand options and timelines before important windows close.
Even when fault seems obvious, insurers may dispute the extent of injuries or argue pre‑existing conditions. A lawyer can anticipate these defenses, gather supportive opinions, and ensure your voice is heard. For Hanover families, having a local team that understands Minnesota law and the regional road network can make communication easier. Whether your case resolves through settlement or proceeds toward trial, steady guidance can reduce anxiety while aiming for a result that reflects the true impact of the crash on your life.
Truck‑related injuries arise in many ways: rear‑end impacts in slow traffic, wide‑turn squeezes at intersections, failed braking downhill, or cargo shifts that send a trailer out of control. Nighttime visibility issues and fatigue can amplify these risks. Construction zones add lane changes and tight merges, especially along routes serving Hanover and Wright County businesses. When heavy vehicles collide with passenger cars, the forces involved can cause lasting harm. If any of these scenarios sounds familiar, you may benefit from a thorough review to protect your claim and future.
Rear‑end and underride crashes occur when a truck fails to slow in time or a passenger vehicle becomes trapped beneath a trailer. Contributing factors can include following too closely, distracted driving, brake maintenance issues, or weather‑related visibility problems. Evidence such as ECM data, dash cameras, and skid measurements can help reconstruct speed and reaction times. Prompt medical evaluation is important, as symptoms from whiplash, concussions, or spinal injuries may develop gradually. We work to secure the data, document injuries, and present your damages clearly to insurers or a jury.
Wide right turns and lane changes can place trucks directly into the path of vehicles hidden in blind spots. These incidents often occur at intersections, driveways serving industrial sites, or during merges near construction. Training, mirror setup, and turn signaling policies are relevant, as are company safety practices. We examine dash camera footage, route plans, and witness accounts to determine whether the maneuver was safe. Injuries can range from shoulder and neck strains to fractures and head trauma. Careful documentation helps establish the long‑term effects on work and family life.
Driver fatigue, unsecured cargo, and brake failures are recurring themes in heavy truck crashes. Hours‑of‑service records, loading documents, and inspection reports can reveal warning signs before the collision. A rushed schedule or improper cargo distribution can destabilize a trailer, especially on uneven surfaces or during sudden stops. Our team requests the underlying records and, when necessary, consults with qualified professionals to explain how these failures contributed to the crash. This evidence supports accountability and informs negotiations with insurers who need to understand the full scope of risk and harm.
We combine attentive client service with a methodical approach to evidence and documentation. From preservation letters to medical summaries, we manage the details that move a truck claim forward. Our Hanover‑focused team understands local roads, regional traffic patterns, and how insurers evaluate commercial cases. We keep you informed, explain options, and collaborate on strategy so decisions align with your goals. Above all, we work to present your story with clarity and strength, backed by records and data that insurers and juries take seriously.
Access to information can shape the outcome of a truck case. We act quickly to gather ECM data, inspection histories, and company policies that bear on safety and responsibility. Coordinating these materials with medical opinions and wage documentation creates a complete picture of your losses. This preparation not only improves settlement discussions but also ensures your case is courtroom‑ready if litigation becomes necessary. You have enough to manage after an injury; let us handle the legal process and help you pursue a fair result under Minnesota law.
Communication is central to our work. You will always know what is happening, what it means, and how we recommend moving forward. We offer free consultations and contingency‑based representation, so you pay no attorney fees unless we recover compensation for you. If you are unsure whether you have a case, a short conversation can clarify your options and deadlines. Call 651-615-3322 today to discuss your situation. We are ready to listen, provide guidance, and help you plan the next right step.
Our process is designed to protect evidence, reduce uncertainty, and keep your case moving. First, we secure key documents and data while coordinating medical care and benefits. Next, we analyze liability, damages, and insurance coverage to determine the strongest path forward. Finally, we pursue resolution through negotiation, mediation, or trial when appropriate. Throughout, you receive regular updates and clear explanations of what comes next. This steady, organized approach is built to meet deadlines, answer insurers promptly, and present your story in a way that compels attention.
The earliest days shape the rest of the claim. We notify carriers to preserve evidence, request black box downloads, and identify cameras or data sources that may capture the event. We also help you access appropriate medical care and coordinate benefits to keep treatment on track. If a vehicle inspection is needed, we move quickly to schedule it before repairs or salvage. This foundation reduces disputes later and creates a record that supports a clear, credible presentation of what happened and how it affected your life.
We gather police reports, photographs, and witness statements, then send preservation letters to the carrier, insurer, and relevant vendors. If applicable, we request telematics, ELD logs, and maintenance records, as well as any video from the truck or nearby sources. Early coordination with reconstruction professionals may be appropriate in disputed cases. The objective is to lock down facts while memories are fresh and materials remain accessible. This step anchors your case in verifiable evidence, preventing later claims that information was unavailable or incomplete.
We help you organize medical appointments, understand referrals, and track expenses. If insurance questions arise, we assist with claim setup and clarify how PIP, MedPay, health insurance, and potential liens interact. Accurate documentation of symptoms and restrictions is important, so we encourage a simple daily log that complements provider notes. When your care team understands the mechanism of injury and job demands, they can offer meaningful guidance on recovery and work accommodations. This clarity supports both your healing and the strength of your legal claim.
During claim building, we connect the liability picture with your medical and financial losses. We evaluate driver qualifications, dispatch practices, and maintenance histories to identify safety gaps. At the same time, we gather complete medical records and wage verification, along with statements describing how injuries affect your day‑to‑day life. This comprehensive file informs our strategy and helps us estimate case value. With the evidence organized, we prepare a demand package or proceed with litigation steps when needed, always keeping you informed about timing and options.
We coordinate ECM downloads, ELD logs, and inspection histories, then compare them with driver schedules, GPS data, and known traffic conditions. This cross‑check reveals whether hours‑of‑service rules were followed, whether maintenance was timely, and how the vehicle performed moments before impact. We also request the driver qualification file and relevant company policies to understand training and supervision. This evidence supports liability and helps counter defenses. Organized, verified data strengthens negotiations and prepares the case for discovery or trial if fair settlement efforts stall.
Accurate damages documentation includes medical bills and records, but it goes further. We collect wage information, verify time off work, and gather statements describing daily limitations, pain, and lost activities. When necessary, we consult vocational or life‑care professionals to estimate future needs and costs. This full picture helps insurers understand the long‑term impact of the crash. With a well‑supported valuation, we can pursue meaningful negotiations, prepare for mediation, or file suit when warranted, always aligning strategy with your goals and timeline.
Resolution begins with a clear demand supported by liability and medical evidence. If discussion stalls, mediation can provide a structured setting to explore settlement. When fair terms are not offered, litigation allows evidence to be tested in court. We discuss each option, costs, and timelines in advance so you can choose the path that fits your situation. Throughout, we continue gathering information, addressing defense arguments, and updating valuation as treatment evolves. The result is a steady progression toward closure, with your voice at the center.
Effective negotiation starts with preparation. We present a concise story supported by records, photographs, and data that speak for themselves. We address anticipated defenses directly and explain the medical outlook in practical terms. When appropriate, we involve mediators or structured settlement options to help bridge gaps. If a carrier delays or undervalues your claim, we shift gears to keep momentum. You will know the offers on the table, the trade‑offs involved, and our recommendations, all with the goal of reaching a fair, timely resolution.
If suit is filed, we manage pleadings, discovery, depositions, and motion practice with a focus on clarity and efficiency. We continue to pursue settlement opportunities while preparing for trial, ensuring the case is ready for either outcome. You will be prepared for each step, including medical examinations or testimony, with straightforward guidance and support. Litigation can be demanding, but a well‑organized file and steady communication reduce surprises. Our aim is to present your case clearly and respectfully, grounded in evidence and Minnesota law.
Safety comes first. Call 911, seek medical care, and follow first responders’ instructions. If safe, collect photographs of vehicles, damage, skid marks, and any company logos on the truck or trailer. Gather witness names and note nearby cameras. Avoid posting about the crash on social media. Keep all receipts and discharge papers, and start a simple daily log of symptoms. These early steps protect your health and create a reliable record that supports your claim and helps your care team plan treatment. Next, contact a lawyer before speaking with insurers. A brief call to 651-615-3322 can help you understand your rights, preserve evidence, and coordinate benefits. We can send preservation letters for black box data, request key records, and handle communications so you do not feel pressured into statements or releases. With early guidance, the claim starts on solid footing, timelines are met, and your medical and financial needs drive the strategy from day one.
Responsibility may extend beyond the driver. Depending on the facts, the motor carrier, a broker, a shipper, a maintenance contractor, or even parts manufacturers can share liability. If the driver acted within the scope of employment, the carrier is often accountable under vicarious liability, and separate claims may exist for negligent hiring, training, or supervision. Identifying all responsible parties matters because it can unlock additional coverage and encourage a fairer settlement that reflects the full impact of the crash. We investigate relationships between companies, review contracts, and request key records like driver qualification files, inspection reports, and dispatch communications. Black box and telematics data can reveal speed and braking patterns, while loading documents show how cargo was secured. By piecing together this evidence, we build a clear picture of who contributed to the collision. This comprehensive analysis helps ensure no responsible party—or policy—is left out of your recovery plan.
Truck cases involve larger vehicles, higher forces, and more complex regulations. Federal safety rules govern hours‑of‑service, maintenance, and cargo securement, and violations can support liability. Commercial carriers typically have layered insurance and rapid response teams. Evidence such as ECM data, driver logs, and company policies may be critical and time‑sensitive. These factors require quick action to preserve information and a plan that connects technical findings with your medical and financial losses. Car accident claims usually center on driver negligence and basic insurance coverage, while truck claims often involve multiple defendants and corporate practices. Damages may also be larger due to the severity of injuries. Coordinating medical care, wage loss, and future treatment estimates becomes especially important. Our role is to organize these moving parts, explain options, and present a unified claim that encourages fair settlement or positions the case for litigation when necessary.
Objective data is often decisive. ECM or black box downloads, ELD logs, dash cameras, and maintenance records can reveal speed, braking, hours driven, and equipment condition. Bills of lading, loading photos, and dispatch notes help determine schedules and cargo practices. We also look for third‑party videos from nearby businesses or traffic cameras and secure the vehicles for inspection if needed. Early preservation letters are essential to keep this information from being lost. Medical documentation is just as important. Prompt diagnosis, consistent treatment, and clear provider notes connect the crash to your injuries. We encourage clients to keep a daily log describing pain levels, sleep issues, and activity limits. Wage verification, job duty descriptions, and supervisor statements can help prove work‑related losses. When liability evidence and medical records align, insurers must evaluate your claim based on the full reality of what happened and how it changed your life.
It’s better to speak with a lawyer first. Adjusters may ask for broad medical releases or recorded statements that can be used to limit your claim. A quick consultation ensures you understand what information must be provided and what should wait until evidence is preserved. We handle communications and set reasonable boundaries so insurers get what they need without compromising your rights. This approach reduces stress and helps avoid missteps early in the process. Once we are involved, we can provide the insurer with essential claim details and keep discussions focused on facts. If a statement is appropriate, we prepare you and participate to protect accuracy. We also coordinate medical documentation and wage information at the right time, presenting a well‑organized claim that supports fair evaluation. Call 651-615-3322 for guidance before you respond to the trucking company’s insurance team.
Minnesota law sets strict timelines for injury claims, and certain deadlines in truck cases arrive even sooner because evidence can be lost quickly. While the general statute of limitations can vary based on the claim type and circumstances, waiting risks missed preservation opportunities, fading memories, and disappearing data. It is wise to contact a lawyer promptly to understand the specific deadlines that apply to your situation and to protect your rights from the start. We begin by sending preservation letters, opening claims with insurers, and coordinating medical care. These early actions help safeguard your case while the statute is evaluated. If litigation becomes necessary, we prepare and file within the applicable deadline. The sooner we get started, the easier it is to assemble the records and data needed for a strong presentation—and the more options you retain for resolving your claim on fair terms.
Minnesota follows comparative fault, which means your compensation can be reduced by your percentage of fault. You can still recover if your share does not exceed the combined fault of the other parties. Insurers often try to shift blame to lower payouts, so evidence matters. We gather logs, ECM data, and witness statements to clarify what happened. Even if you think you made a mistake, do not assume you have no claim; a thorough review may tell a different story. Our approach is to confront fault arguments with objective facts. Scene measurements, vehicle inspections, and medical timelines can reveal a clearer sequence of events. If responsibility is shared, we explain how that may affect settlement and trial outcomes so you can make informed choices. We will discuss practical strategies for moving forward, including mediation or litigation, depending on how negotiations develop and the strength of the available evidence.
Medical bills may be processed through PIP, MedPay, health insurance, or provider billing arrangements, depending on your coverage. We help coordinate these benefits, track balances, and manage lien claims. For wage loss, we gather employer verification, pay stubs, and job duty descriptions to document time missed and any reduced capacity. Clear paperwork helps insurers evaluate your claim and can prevent delays in reimbursement or settlement. If costs are a concern, we discuss options and timing, including how settlements account for ongoing treatment and future care needs. We also explain how subrogation works and what it means for your net recovery. Throughout the process, our goal is to reduce confusion and make sure bills, benefits, and wage documentation align with the legal strategy so your financial picture is fully reflected in any resolution.
Most cases resolve through settlement once liability is clear and medical treatment stabilizes enough to project future needs. We prepare a detailed demand and pursue negotiations or mediation. If the carrier engages fairly, settlement can provide timely closure. If discussions stall or offers do not reflect the evidence, we discuss filing suit. The decision always balances risk, cost, and your goals. Even after a lawsuit is filed, many cases settle before trial as evidence is exchanged and positions become clearer. We keep preparing as if the case will be tried, which strengthens negotiations and prevents surprises. You will receive candid assessments at each stage so you can choose the path that makes the most sense for you and your family.
We offer free consultations and represent injury clients on a contingency fee, meaning you pay no attorney fees unless we recover compensation for you. We also advance case costs, which are reimbursed from any recovery as explained in our agreement. During your consultation, we will discuss fees, costs, and how different resolution paths can affect your net outcome so you can make informed decisions about moving forward. Transparency matters. We explain how expenses are managed, what to expect at each stage, and how to evaluate offers against potential trial outcomes. If you have questions about fees or want to compare approaches, we are happy to walk through real‑world examples tailored to your situation. Call 651-615-3322 to learn more and see if Metro Law Offices is the right fit for your Hanover truck injury claim.
