Do I Have A Case For Injured In Car Accident – MN Lawyers

 

INJURED IN CAR ACCIDENT DO I HAVE A CASE?

Can you get compensation after being injured in a car accident? The short answer is yes.  If the car accident was the other driver’s fault, you probably have a case against the other driver’s insurance. You also have a case if you were a passenger, and the driver of the car you were in was at fault. It doesn’t even matter that the driver is in your family. Our car accident lawyers handle these cases throughout Minnesota.

Even if the crash was your fault, you are at least entitled to No-Fault benefits from your own auto insurance. No-Fault benefits will pay medical bills, and lost wages.

INJURY COMPENSATION THRESHOLD IN MN

No Fault benefits after a MN car accident injury are automatic. But additional compensation for other things like pain and suffering depends on who was at fault and the seriousness of your injury. Part of the No-Fault law is the requirement that you meet a certain threshold before you have a case for additional car accident compensation. Basically, to meet this threshold, you must either have had $4,000 in medical expenses, a 60 day disability, or a permanent injury.

In some cases, people meet the threshold immediately. For example, if there is a bad crash with a serious injury requiring urgent treatment. However, in many cases you will not fully understand your injury until days or weeks after the car accident. There will be questions and legal issues that come up in the meantime. Fortunately, you can call our office and discuss your case with a car accident lawyer even before you know the full extent of your injuries.

Car Accident Injury Compensation In MN
Car Accident Injury Compensation In MN

CALL OUR CAR ACCIDENT LAWYERS FOR A FREE CONSULTATION

Pam Rochlin and David Rochlin are MN personal injury lawyers with more than 25 years’ experience. We have represented hundreds of car accident injury victims throughout Minnesota. When you call our office, you will speak directly with a lawyer who will answer your questions and advise you of your rights. There is no charge for the initial consultation. Further, we never charge anything unless you receive compensation for your injuries.