A sudden motorcycle crash in Waverly can change your life in an instant. Between medical appointments, time away from work, and calls from insurers, it’s easy to feel overwhelmed. Minnesota’s insurance rules can be confusing for riders, and motorcycles are often treated differently than other vehicles. Metro Law Offices helps injured riders and families in Waverly and across Wright County understand their options and move forward with confidence. Our goal is to lift the burden so you can focus on recovery while we manage claims, communication, and deadlines. If you were hurt in a local collision, you can reach our team at 651-615-3322 for a free, no-obligation case review.
This page offers a practical overview of how motorcycle claims work in Minnesota and what to do after a crash in Waverly. You’ll find plain-language explanations of key terms, how fault is evaluated, and the steps we take to build strong cases. We also cover when a limited approach may be enough and when a more comprehensive strategy makes sense. Whether the collision happened near downtown Waverly, on County Road 8, or along a rural route, we tailor support to your situation. If you have questions about medical bills, lost wages, or vehicle damage, we’re here to help you understand the path forward.
Early guidance can protect your rights and strengthen your claim. Evidence like skid marks, debris fields, and nearby camera footage can disappear quickly, making prompt investigation essential. Insurers may seek statements before the full extent of injuries is known, sometimes leading to undervalued claims. Our role is to document injuries, verify insurance coverage, and organize proof of losses such as medical expenses and missed work. We coordinate with healthcare providers, gather witness accounts, and manage all communications so you don’t have to. With a steady hand on deadlines and negotiations, you gain time to focus on treatment while we pursue fair compensation through every available channel.
Metro Law Offices is a Minnesota personal injury law firm serving riders and families in Waverly and throughout Wright County. We handle motorcycle, scooter, and moped crash claims involving distracted driving, unsafe turns, rear-end collisions, and roadway hazards. Our approach is hands-on: we listen to your story, explain your options in clear terms, and keep you informed from the first call to resolution. We collaborate with investigators and medical providers to present detailed claims, and we negotiate with insurers backed by thorough documentation. If litigation becomes necessary, we guide you through each decision with straightforward advice. Call 651-615-3322 to learn how we can help.
Minnesota’s laws treat motorcycles differently than standard passenger vehicles, and that can affect how medical bills and wage losses are handled. Riders often do not receive the same no-fault medical benefits that apply to car occupants, which means liability coverage, med-pay, or UM/UIM coverage may be vital. Fault is assessed using evidence from the scene, vehicle damage patterns, and witness statements. Medical records establish the link between the collision and your injuries, while employment records and expert opinions support wage loss and future care needs. Our role is to navigate these moving parts and build a clear, persuasive claim on your behalf.
Every case has unique facts: the point of impact, visibility, road conditions, and the actions of each driver matter. In Waverly, crashes may involve intersections with limited sight lines, turning vehicles, or seasonal hazards. We work to secure photos, traffic reports, and available video, then coordinate with your providers to document treatment and recovery. Deadlines apply to injury and property claims, and failing to act can limit your options. We help you understand coverage available under your policy and the other driver’s policy, evaluate fault under Minnesota’s comparative fault rules, and pursue the best route to fair compensation.
A motorcycle accident claim is a request for compensation from an at-fault driver’s insurer, your own insurer, or both, to address losses caused by a crash. These losses can include medical bills, rehabilitation costs, lost wages, diminished earning capacity, and pain and suffering. Property damage to your motorcycle and gear may also be included. Minnesota uses comparative fault, meaning your compensation can be reduced if you share responsibility for the collision. The claim process involves evidence gathering, documentation of injuries and expenses, and negotiations with insurers. If acceptable resolution cannot be reached, filing a lawsuit within the applicable deadlines may be necessary.
Strong motorcycle claims are built on timely evidence, accurate injury documentation, and consistent communication with insurers. We start by preserving photos, witness accounts, and official reports, then obtain medical records that explain diagnoses, treatment plans, and future needs. We calculate wage loss using employer statements and verify insurance coverages like liability limits and UM/UIM. Throughout negotiations, we provide clear updates and practical advice. If the insurer disputes fault or undervalues damages, we leverage expert analyses and prepare for litigation while continuing to explore settlement. Each step is designed to present your story clearly and support each category of damages with credible proof.
Understanding common insurance and legal terms can make the process less stressful. Comparative fault explains how shared responsibility affects recovery. Liability coverage pays for harms caused by a negligent driver, subject to policy limits. Uninsured and underinsured motorist coverage can help when the at-fault driver has no insurance or not enough insurance. The statute of limitations sets the deadline to file a lawsuit. Medical payments coverage, if carried, may assist with early treatment bills. We explain these terms in plain language, review your policies, and identify all available sources of recovery to help you make informed decisions every step of the way.
Comparative fault is the system Minnesota uses to allocate responsibility when more than one party contributes to a crash. Your compensation may be reduced by your percentage of fault, and recovery is barred if you are more at fault than the other party. For riders, insurers may point to speed, lane position, or protective gear to argue shared responsibility. We counter these arguments with evidence such as scene measurements, vehicle data, and witness accounts. Understanding comparative fault helps guide strategy, from documenting visibility and right-of-way to clarifying how the other driver’s actions caused the collision and resulting injuries.
Uninsured and underinsured motorist coverage (UM/UIM) may provide compensation when the at-fault driver has no insurance or insufficient limits to cover your losses. For motorcyclists, this coverage can be essential because serious injuries often exceed minimum liability limits. UM/UIM can address medical expenses, wage loss, and other damages, depending on policy language. Prompt notice to your insurer is important, and coordinating benefits with liability claims requires careful attention to timelines and policy requirements. We review your policies, give notice as needed, and structure the claim to preserve access to all available coverage while avoiding potential offsets or delays.
Bodily Injury Liability (BI) coverage is insurance carried by the at-fault driver to pay for injuries the driver causes to others. In a motorcycle crash, BI may be the primary source of recovery for medical treatment, wage loss, and related damages. Because policy limits cap available funds, identifying all potential policies is important, including employer policies, household policies, or additional coverages that may apply. We evaluate BI limits early, compare them with expected losses, and consider additional avenues such as UM/UIM claims. Detailed documentation and timely demands help position your case for a fair and efficient resolution.
The statute of limitations sets the deadline to file a lawsuit. Missing this deadline can end your claim regardless of its merits. The exact timeframe can vary based on the nature of the claim and circumstances, so it’s important to evaluate early. We track all relevant deadlines, including notice requirements that may apply to government entities or certain insurance coverages. Acting promptly preserves evidence, supports your credibility, and keeps settlement discussions focused. If negotiations stall, timely filing protects your rights while still allowing opportunities for resolution through mediation or continued discussions before trial.
Not every claim requires the same level of legal involvement. In some situations, a targeted, limited approach may resolve property damage or reimburse straightforward medical bills. In others, a comprehensive strategy is needed to address complex injuries, multiple insurance policies, or disputes about fault. We’ll help you weigh the pros and cons, evaluate risk, and choose the path that aligns with your health, finances, and timeline. The right approach is the one that protects your rights and supports your recovery. Below are common scenarios where limited help may work and situations calling for a full-scope legal strategy.
If your injuries are minor, your recovery is quick, and the other driver’s insurer accepts responsibility promptly, a streamlined approach may be enough. In these situations, the focus is on organizing medical bills, confirming wage loss, and ensuring property damage is fairly handled. We can provide guidance on documentation, claim submission, and common pitfalls when dealing with adjusters. When cooperation is good and the damages are limited, efficient communication and timely records often lead to equitable outcomes without extensive litigation. We still keep an eye on deadlines and future symptoms to avoid settling before the full picture becomes clear.
When a collision damages your motorcycle and gear but you have no injuries and do not pursue medical treatment, a limited approach focused on property claims may be appropriate. We assist with repair estimates, total loss valuations, and diminished value assessments where applicable. Clear photos, shop invoices, and fair rental or loss-of-use calculations help streamline negotiations. While property-only claims are typically resolved faster, it’s important to watch for late-appearing symptoms and to document any parts or gear replacement costs thoroughly. If injuries later emerge, we can reassess and adjust the strategy to address medical needs and related losses.
Serious injuries, contested liability, or low insurance limits often require a comprehensive strategy. These cases benefit from in-depth investigation, medical documentation, and careful coordination between liability and UM/UIM claims. We work with treating providers to capture the nature of injuries, future care needs, and any limitations on work or daily life. When fault is disputed, we use scene evidence, witness statements, and, when appropriate, accident reconstruction. Evaluating multiple policies and potential sources of recovery helps prevent leaving funds on the table. This broad approach supports negotiations and ensures litigation readiness if settlement talks stall.
Collisions involving multiple vehicles, commercial trucks, rideshare drivers, or hit-and-run scenarios can add layers of complexity. Different policies may apply, each with unique notice requirements and exclusions. Evidence preservation becomes even more important as parties point fingers and coverage disputes arise. We manage communications across insurers, secure available video or telematics data, and coordinate sworn statements when necessary. In hit-and-run cases, UM coverage and prompt police reporting are particularly important. Our comprehensive approach keeps timelines organized, aligns evidence with each coverage layer, and positions your claim for a fair resolution through negotiation or, if needed, the courtroom.
A comprehensive approach pulls together every piece of your case—liability, injuries, and damages—and presents them in a cohesive narrative. We compile medical opinions, treatment timelines, and future care projections to show the full impact of the crash. Wage loss and vocational assessments clarify how injuries affect your work. By coordinating communication among providers, insurers, and any experts, we reduce delays and respond quickly to information requests. This structure also helps identify gaps in proof early, allowing time to correct them. The result is a clearer presentation that supports informed negotiations and keeps all options open.
When a case is thoroughly documented and strategically organized, settlement discussions tend to be more productive. Insurers can evaluate the claim with fewer assumptions, and the risk of surprise issues is reduced. If litigation becomes necessary, your case file is already prepared for that transition, from witness lists to exhibits and damages calculations. This preparation helps maintain momentum and demonstrates readiness to move forward. While not every claim requires the same depth, using a comprehensive approach in the right cases can improve clarity, reduce uncertainty, and help achieve fair outcomes without unnecessary delay.
Thoroughly preserved evidence supports every part of your claim. From high-quality scene photos and vehicle inspections to timely witness interviews, each step helps establish liability and address comparative fault arguments. We coordinate medical records, radiology, and physician opinions to connect injuries to the crash and explain future care needs. Organized proof of wage loss—such as employer statements and tax records—shows the financial impact of missed work. By packaging this information logically and responding quickly to insurer requests, we remove friction from the process and focus attention on the facts that matter most to achieving a fair resolution.
A complete record allows more accurate valuation of your claim. We analyze medical bills, projected treatment, lost income, and non-economic losses to present a grounded demand. With documentation at hand, we can address insurer challenges efficiently and keep discussions moving. If settlement isn’t appropriate, the same preparation supports filing suit without losing momentum. This readiness often encourages more earnest negotiations, as adjusters can evaluate the evidence directly. Whether your case resolves early or proceeds to litigation, having a clear valuation supported by reliable proof helps align expectations and reduces the risk of delays or avoidable disputes.
Photos and videos taken right away can be powerful. Capture the positions of vehicles, skid marks, debris, traffic signals, and weather or lighting conditions. Photograph your motorcycle and protective gear, including damaged helmets, jackets, and boots. Get names and contact information for witnesses and note nearby cameras at businesses or homes. Keep all medical discharge papers, prescriptions, and follow-up instructions in one folder. If you feel pain later, seek prompt care and explain that symptoms began after the crash. Early, organized documentation helps establish fault, supports injury claims, and reduces arguments over what happened and how you were affected.
A consistent medical record makes a difference. Attend appointments, follow treatment plans, and keep a log of symptoms, mobility limits, and pain triggers. Ask your provider to note work restrictions and anticipated return-to-work dates. Save pay stubs, timesheets, or employer letters verifying time missed, reduced duties, or schedule changes. If you use sick days or PTO, document it. When your care team recommends therapy or home exercises, record your compliance. This detailed timeline shows how the collision changed your routine, supports wage loss, and helps insurers understand real-world impacts that do not always appear in billing codes or brief clinical notes.
After a motorcycle crash, riders face unique challenges. Medical bills arrive quickly, and insurers may dispute fault or minimize injuries. Minnesota’s treatment of motorcycles under no-fault rules can leave riders unsure how to cover early care. Legal guidance brings clarity on coverage, deadlines, and documentation. We step in to organize records, handle adjuster calls, and evaluate all available policies, including UM/UIM. Whether the collision involved a left-turning vehicle, a rear-end impact, or a road hazard, we adapt our approach to your needs. Our aim is to reduce stress, preserve evidence, and keep your claim moving forward.
If you are missing work, struggling with pain, or unsure which insurer should pay which bills, dedicated support can make a real difference. We explain what to expect at each stage and help you avoid common missteps that can delay or devalue a claim. For Waverly residents, local knowledge of roads and conditions helps frame how the crash occurred. When needed, we coordinate with experts and healthcare providers to document injuries thoroughly. Our team keeps communication clear and timelines on track, so you can focus on recovery while we work to present a complete, well-supported claim.
We assist riders injured in a range of collisions throughout Waverly and Wright County. Typical cases include left-turn crashes where a driver misjudges a rider’s speed, intersection collisions with limited visibility, and rear-end impacts in stop-and-go traffic. We also see lane-change sideswipes, dooring incidents near parked vehicles, and crashes involving roadway defects or loose gravel. Some cases include uninsured drivers or hit-and-run situations, where UM coverage may be essential. No matter the scenario, we focus on timely evidence, accurate medical documentation, and identifying every applicable insurance policy to support a fair and efficient resolution.
Drivers sometimes misjudge a motorcycle’s distance or speed when making left turns, leading to severe impacts. Intersections with obstructed sight lines, sun glare, or confusing signage can increase risk. In these cases, we analyze traffic signal timing, lane markings, and vehicle damage patterns to clarify right-of-way and reaction time. Witness statements and available video often help resolve disputes over who had the right to proceed. We then coordinate with medical providers to document injuries and treatment while engaging insurers early. The goal is to demonstrate how the other driver’s choices caused the collision and your resulting losses.
Rear-end impacts and abrupt lane changes can throw riders from their bikes and cause significant injuries. We look for brake light functionality, following distance, and speed estimates from damage profiles to show how the crash unfolded. For lane-change collisions, we analyze blind-spot usage, mirror settings, and signal timing. We also document protective gear damage, which may support the severity of the event. With medical records and wage information, we present a detailed claim that accounts for emergency care, therapy, and time away from work. Where insurers dispute fault, thorough scene evidence helps reinforce your account of what occurred.
When a driver flees or lacks insurance, UM coverage often becomes the primary path to recovery. Prompt police reporting and immediate notice to your insurer are important to preserve benefits. We gather any available witness information, nearby camera footage, and vehicle part fragments that might identify the other driver. Insurers may closely scrutinize these claims, so consistency in your statements and medical documentation is key. We structure the claim to meet policy requirements, coordinate benefits, and move the process forward. Throughout, we keep you informed and focused on treatment while we navigate the insurance landscape on your behalf.
We focus on practical, results-oriented advocacy that meets you where you are. From the first call, our team listens, answers questions, and maps out a plan that fits your priorities—health, finances, and timing. We coordinate with your medical providers, track bills, and verify insurance coverage so no detail is overlooked. When questions arise about liability, damages, or policy language, we explain your options and help you make informed decisions. Our approach aims to minimize stress while keeping your claim organized, documented, and moving forward toward a fair result.
Communication matters. You deserve timely updates and clear expectations. We keep you informed at each stage, from evidence gathering and valuation to negotiations and, if needed, litigation. This transparency helps you anticipate next steps and understand how decisions may affect outcomes. We bring persistence to negotiations and preparation to the courtroom, always aligning strategy with your goals. Whether your case resolves through settlement or requires filing suit, we remain focused on presenting your story clearly and effectively.
Local knowledge helps. We understand the roads, conditions, and seasonal issues Waverly riders face. That context supports stronger investigations and more persuasive presentations. We also recognize the practical realities: medical scheduling, time away from work, and family responsibilities. Our process is designed to respect your time while protecting your rights. If you’re unsure whether to involve a lawyer, a quick call can provide clarity and next steps without obligation. Reach us at 651-615-3322 to see how we can help after a motorcycle crash.
We follow a clear, step-by-step process tailored to your situation. First, we listen and gather essential facts. Next, we investigate liability, document injuries and losses, and evaluate all available insurance coverage. Then we present a detailed claim and negotiate with insurers while preparing for litigation if needed. Throughout, you receive regular updates and practical guidance. This approach keeps cases organized, preserves critical evidence, and positions your claim for a fair resolution—whether through settlement, mediation, or the courtroom—while you focus on your recovery.
Your case begins with a free, no-pressure conversation. We review how the crash happened, your injuries, medical care, and the impact on work and daily life. We identify potential insurance coverages and deadlines and outline immediate steps to protect your claim. If you choose to move forward, we send letters of representation, request records, and create an evidence plan. You’ll receive a clear roadmap of what to expect next, how we communicate, and how to reach us with questions. Our goal is to provide clarity and momentum from the very first day.
We start by understanding your story in detail: the scene, traffic flow, weather, road conditions, and what you remember before and after impact. We ask about protective gear, photos, witnesses, and any prior contact with insurers. We discuss symptoms, providers you’ve seen, and recommended follow-up. This information guides our evidence plan and helps avoid missteps that could weaken your claim. By aligning our strategy with your priorities, we can focus on the issues most likely to influence liability, damages, and insurance coverage from the outset.
Right away, we preserve evidence and set up the claim properly. That includes notifying insurers, requesting the crash report, gathering photos and video, and securing contact information for witnesses. We help organize medical records and bills and confirm time away from work. When needed, we coordinate inspections for your motorcycle and damaged gear. We also review your insurance policies to identify med-pay, UM/UIM, and liability limits. By moving quickly, we reduce the risk of lost evidence, clarify coverage early, and position your claim for efficient evaluation by the adjusters who will review it.
We develop the factual and medical foundation of your case. On the liability side, we analyze scene evidence, vehicle damage patterns, and witness accounts. On the damages side, we track treatment, obtain opinions from your providers, and document wage loss and other impacts. We prepare a demand package that presents your injuries, expenses, and future needs in a clear, organized format. Throughout, we remain available for questions and provide updates on timing. This stage is about building a claim that can be evaluated fairly and supports meaningful negotiations.
We gather photographs, surveillance or dashcam footage when available, and measure sight lines or stopping distances if helpful. Medical records and bills are requested regularly, and we work with your providers to clarify diagnoses, treatment plans, and any restrictions. For wage loss, we request employer statements, timesheets, and tax documents as needed. We also address out-of-pocket expenses such as prescriptions, therapy, and transportation. This evidence becomes the backbone of your demand and supports each category of damages, from medical care to time away from work and long-term limitations.
Insurer communication is coordinated to avoid confusion and protect your claim. We confirm coverage, submit necessary forms, and provide documentation in an organized format. If the other side disputes fault or undervalues damages, we respond with evidence and legal analysis. We also monitor timelines, including any notice requirements, and keep you informed about outstanding requests or next steps. Throughout negotiations, we emphasize clarity and completeness, which helps adjusters evaluate fairly and can promote earlier resolution without unnecessary delay.
With a well-documented claim in place, we negotiate for a fair outcome. If discussions reach an impasse, we evaluate filing suit while continuing to explore settlement through mediation or further talks. Litigation includes formal discovery, depositions, and motion practice, all managed with your goals in mind. We prepare you for each step, explain potential timelines, and reassess strategy as new information emerges. Our aim is to secure a resolution that reflects your injuries, losses, and future needs, whether through settlement or a decision at trial.
We present a detailed demand supported by medical records, bills, wage documentation, and evidence of how the crash affected your life. Negotiations focus on the strength of liability proof and the full value of damages. We consider mediation or settlement conferences when productive, and we remain open to creative solutions that meet your needs. Throughout, we give transparent advice about risks and potential outcomes so you can make informed decisions at each juncture.
If litigation is appropriate, we file within applicable deadlines and move efficiently through discovery. We gather sworn testimony, exchange documents, and prepare exhibits that explain liability and damages. You’ll receive coaching on depositions and trial preparation, with a focus on clarity and comfort. While many cases resolve before trial, being prepared helps maintain momentum and leverage. Our courtroom readiness is paired with ongoing dialogue, ensuring you understand options, timelines, and the potential benefits of settlement at each stage.
Move to a safe location if possible and call 911. Seek medical care, even if you feel okay—adrenaline can mask symptoms. Photograph the scene, vehicles, road conditions, and your injuries. Gather names and contact information for witnesses, and note nearby cameras that may have captured the crash. Avoid discussing fault. Request the incident number from law enforcement and save all medical paperwork. Report the claim to your insurer, but keep conversations brief until you’ve received guidance. As soon as you can, contact Metro Law Offices at 651-615-3322 for a free, no-obligation consultation. We’ll explain your options, help preserve evidence, and handle communications with insurers. Early involvement can reduce delays, protect your rights, and keep your claim on track while you focus on recovery and follow your medical provider’s recommendations.
Minnesota’s no-fault system generally applies differently to motorcycles than to passenger vehicles. Many riders do not receive the same no-fault medical benefits that car occupants rely on for early treatment bills. Instead, recovery may come from the at-fault driver’s liability coverage, your own medical payments coverage if available, or UM/UIM coverage when the other driver has no or insufficient insurance. Because rules and policy language can be technical, it’s important to review your insurance documents promptly. We evaluate available coverage, confirm notice requirements, and coordinate benefits so bills are handled appropriately. Understanding how these coverages interact from the start helps prevent missed opportunities and unnecessary out-of-pocket expenses during your recovery.
Fault is determined by examining the totality of evidence: police reports, scene photos, vehicle damage, witness accounts, and sometimes video footage or reconstruction. Minnesota uses comparative fault, which means each party’s share of responsibility is considered. Your recovery can be reduced by your percentage of fault and may be barred if you are more at fault than the other party. We investigate lane position, visibility, speed estimates, and driver actions such as signaling, yielding, and maintaining a safe following distance. By building a clear picture of how the crash unfolded, we can address insurer arguments and present liability in a way that supports fair evaluation and settlement discussions.
You should report the crash to your insurer, but be cautious when speaking with the other driver’s insurance company. Adjusters may seek recorded statements before injuries are fully understood. Provide basic facts only and avoid speculation about speed, distances, or medical prognosis until you’ve consulted a provider. We can communicate on your behalf to ensure information is accurate and appropriately limited. Our team organizes documents and responds to insurer requests in a way that protects your claim. If you’ve already given a statement, we’ll assess any impact and focus on presenting strong evidence of liability and damages moving forward.
Recoverable damages can include medical expenses, rehabilitation, and future care needs, as well as lost wages and diminished earning capacity. You may also seek compensation for pain and suffering and other non-economic harms. Property damage to your motorcycle and protective gear is typically part of the claim. The specific categories and amounts depend on the facts, medical documentation, and available insurance coverage. We gather records from providers, employers, and repair shops to support each aspect of your claim. Presenting a clear, well-documented demand helps insurers evaluate fairly and can promote earlier and more meaningful negotiations.
There are strict deadlines for filing a lawsuit, known as statutes of limitations. The specific timeframe can vary based on the claim type and circumstances. Missing a deadline can end your claim regardless of merit, so it’s wise to evaluate timing early and track key dates throughout your case. We identify applicable timelines, including notice requirements that may apply to government entities or certain insurance coverages. If settlement discussions are ongoing, we prepare for timely filing so your rights remain protected while negotiations continue. This approach reduces the risk of last-minute delays and maintains steady progress toward resolution.
If the at-fault driver lacks insurance or flees, uninsured motorist (UM) coverage may provide compensation. Promptly report the crash to law enforcement and your insurer, and document all injuries and expenses. In hit-and-run cases, early investigation can help identify the driver through witnesses, cameras, or vehicle fragments, but UM is often the primary path. We evaluate your policies, give timely notice, and structure the claim to meet policy requirements. Because insurers closely review UM claims, consistent statements and thorough documentation are important. Our team manages communications and deadlines so the claim moves forward while you focus on treatment and recovery.
Helmet use can influence how insurers and juries view injury severity and causation, especially for head and facial injuries. In Minnesota, adult riders may lawfully choose whether to wear a helmet in many situations, but medical and safety benefits are well documented. Regardless of helmet use, you can still pursue compensation if another driver’s negligence caused your injuries. We focus on the driver’s conduct, the mechanics of the crash, and medical evidence linking injuries to the collision. We also document protective gear damage, which can support the force of impact. Our goal is to present liability and damages clearly, without allowing side issues to distract from the facts.
For minor crashes with no injuries and cooperative insurers, some riders resolve claims on their own. However, even seemingly small injuries can evolve, and early statements or settlements may overlook future care needs. A brief consultation can clarify whether a limited or more involved approach is appropriate for your situation. We offer free, no-obligation case reviews to help you understand coverage, documentation, and timelines. If a streamlined plan fits, we can outline steps and remain available if circumstances change. If your case needs deeper involvement, we’ll discuss a tailored strategy that protects your interests from the start.
We provide a free, no-obligation consultation to review your case. For injury matters, we typically work on a contingency fee, which means you pay no attorney’s fees unless we obtain a recovery. We also advance case expenses, which are reimbursed from the recovery when the case concludes. We’ll explain the fee arrangement in writing before you decide how to proceed. Transparency is important. We outline potential costs, how fees are calculated, and what to expect at each stage. If a different arrangement is better suited to your situation, we’ll discuss options. Our goal is to provide clear information so you can make a confident, informed decision about moving forward.
