Auto Injury Chiropractic & Car Accident Doctor Inver Grove Heights, MN

The financial costs associated with auto accidents are often filed via insurance claims. In Minnesota, car accident victims can file a claim against the personal injury protection in their own car insurance policies, no matter who was at fault for the accident.

However, as each car accident is unique, we recommend contacting RH at our Inver Grove Heights location in the Twin Cities to discuss your specific collision and determine what injuries you may have.

Need some help? Call us today at (612) 756-7941.

• There are many factors in a car accident, including:
• The damages suffered
• The severity of the injuries
• How long the injuries may affect you

There are a variety of damages that may be involved in a car accident claim. Such as medical bills for things like:

• Initial examination and imaging at hospitals and chiropractic clinic
• Ambulance care
• Prescription medicine
• Physical therapy
• Medical testing
• Medical equipment, like wheelchairs or crutches
• Surgery
• Appointments with doctors
• Mileage during your treatment

Other types of damages may include:

• Lost wages from missed time at work
• Loss of homemaker ability to perform normal home duties while being injured
• Loss of earning capacity
• Property damage, such as damage to your vehicle in the crash
• Other types including emotional and physical effects of your injuries:
• Physical pain or discomfort
• Emotional issues (stress, anxiety, depression, post-traumatic stress, etc.)
• Disfigurement
• Humiliation
• Loss of companionship

Unlike some other states, Minnesota does not place any caps on personal injury compensation.

If the other driver does not have insurance, or does not have enough to cover your damages, you may be able to pursue compensation from the uninsured or underinsured motorist coverage in your own insurance policy.

However, these kinds of claims can be complicated as there are certain requirements that must be met. Our licensed Minneapolis car accident attorneys can explain these requirements during a free consultation.

Have Questions? Call (651) 756-7941. We can help you with the information needed and give you recommendations for the best attorneys in the Twin Cities to help you as well.

There are many benefits to having our attorneys represent your car accident injury claim, and we often recommend have an attorney help with any legal questions that you may have.

Personal Injury Protection (PIP) applies to the following kinds of damages from a car accident:

• Medical expenses
• Lost wages
• Replacement services (this could include the cost to hire a housekeeper because the victim cannot do chores around the house)
• And more

Minnesota requires all drivers to purchase a minimum amount of PIP coverage: $40,000 per person, per accident, which includes $20,000 for medical bills and another $20,000 for lost wages and replacement services.

If you are unsure and have any questions, we welcome an opportunity to help you. Call (651) 756-7941.

After an accident, car insurance companies like to contact victims in an effort to settle the claim for the lowest possible financial amount.

It's important to note that the insurance company may use any information &/or statements that you provide to discredit your claim. If you are unable to prove that they are incorrect, the amount of compensation that may be available may be significantly reduced.

Having a qualified attorney to deal with the insurance companies on your behalf can help to ensure that your interests are protected. If the insurance provider asks for a recorded statement, you are not legally required to provide one.

We would recommend you have a knowledgeable auto accident attorney advise you on when to provide a recorded statement and what to include in it to protect your claim.