HURT IN MN CAR ACCIDENT – CONTACT ATTORNEY PAM ROCHLIN
If you have been hurt in a car accident, call top Minnesota attorney Pam Rochlin for a free consultation. At a minimum, you are entitled to compensation for medical bills and missed work because of your injuries in the crash. MN is a No-Fault state. This means YOUR auto insurance must pay your medical bills and lost wages, no matter who was at fault. (Making a claim for medical bills will not make your rates go up.)
However, who was at fault is still important. You may also be entitled to additional compensation from the other driver if they caused the car crash. The insurance coverage issues can be complicated. Our top lawyer has more than 25 years’ experience making sure people get the best possible results.
Your No-Fault benefits are limited to $20,000 in medical expenses and $20,000 in lost wages. However, medical bills add up and can quickly exceed that amount. Many people have high health insurance deductibles they should not have to pay if the other driver was at fault. Likewise, if you miss time from work, you are either not getting paid, or you are using your sick or vacation time. Either way, our experienced auto accident lawyers can get you reimbursed or compensated for these losses. For more information about car insurance, click here for the MN Department of Commerce auto insurance website.
EXPERIENCED AUTO ACCIDENT LAWYER
Pam Rochlin is a top MN car accident lawyer with over 25 years’ experience. Our lawyers have represented hundreds of people who were injured in a car accident. We have offices where you can meet an attorney in Minneapolis, Edina, Woodbury, and St. Louis Park. Our best car accident injury lawyers will also come to your home or hospital for a free consultation anywhere in Minnesota. We take cases throughout the state including Duluth, St. Cloud, Alexandria MN, and Brainerd. Also, Albert Lea, Mankato, Rochester MN, etc.
Our car accident lawyers will make sure you get all the compensation you are entitled to after you have been hurt in a collision when it was the other drivers fault.