The majority of our injured families have been involved in car accidents. There are subtle but important differences between how these cases are handled in Minnesota or Wisconsin. We carefully help our clients injured in Minnesota apply for and receive their Minnesota No-Fault Benefits. In Minnesota, a person injured in a car wreck receives up to $20,000.00 of medical benefits and up to $20,000.00 in wage loss benefits. Give us a call and we’ll send you a free brochure explaining these and other important no-fault benefits.
We assist our Wisconsin accident clients by coordinating any medical payment or “med pay benefits” they may have purchased from their automobile carrier. Unfortunately, these benefits won’t always cover accident-related bills, so we assist our clients with applications for private or public health insurance benefits which may include state funds for the victims of a crime.
While helping get the medical bills paid, our team investigates the cause of the accident. We find and speak with witnesses, obtain police reports, photographs, and measurements that may be the difference between winning and losing your case at trial.
As our families heal from their injuries, we review their medical charts and speak with their doctors to better understand the scope of their injuries. Only after we have fully prepared the case, do we sit down with our clients to discuss the value of their case and begin negotiating with the insurance companies.