Injured Minnesota Car Accident Victims Need Quality Representation
Most of the personal injury claims and lawuits that are filed in Minnesota involve injuries suffered in car accidents. These cases involve the law of negligence. A driver might be determined to be careless and negligent when he or she fails to act like a reasonable and prudent person would act under the same or similar circumstances. Here are some examples of negligence in auto accident personal injury cases:
• Following a vehicle ahead too closely.
• Driving too fast for traffic or weather conditions.
• Failure to yield the right-of-way when turning left.
• Disobeying a stop sign or red light.
• Failing to keep a proper lookout ahead.
Damages
When the auto accident injury law firm in Minnesota at Rutzick Law Offices is able to prove that a driver caused an accident and injuries, the victim of that accident becomes eligible for monetary damages. Here is what those damages commonly consist of in Minnesota:\
• Past and future medical bills.
• Past and future lost earnings.
• Any permanent disfigurement or disability.
• Pain and suffering.
• Loss of enjoyment of life.
• Other substantial damages in the event of a wrongfful death.
That adjuster for the insurance company of the motorist who caused your accident and injuries isn’t your friend. When a car insurance company is exposeed to a loss, it will do whatever it can to devalue a personal injury victim’s claim. On the other hand, it’s the objective of our auto accident injury law firm in Minnesota to maximize any proceeds that you might derive from a settlement or award. Don’t give that opposing insurance company an opportunity to start devaluing your claim. Contact us right away to arrange for a free consultation and case evaluation on your accident.