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If you sustained severe injuries that require additional medical care, you may settle with the insurance company before you know the extent of your medical bills, your lost wages, or other damages that could occur during treatment or recovery.

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A personal injury lawyer in Minnesota typically gets paid on a contingency fee basis. They only apply a fee if you win your case. If you don’t win your case, then you do not owe any attorney’s fees. If you do win your case, you pay the lawyer a percentage of your award. A contingency fee is designed to keep you from paying out-of-pocket fees up front.

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You should ask for a complete breakdown of the lawyer’s fees and costs associated with your case. Lawyers may require a fee based on a percentage of the settlement. A pre-trial settlement fee may be different from a trial settlement fee. You should ask your lawyer what the fees are in either case.

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Whether the dog attacked you out on the street, on someone’s property, on your property, or in a place of business, a dog bite attorney can review your case, help you establish liability, negotiate a settlement with the insurance company, and help you receive a fair compensation for your medical expenses and other losses.

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If you were recently injured in Minneapolis due to someone else’s negligence or careless actions, contact JD Haas & Associates, PLLC to set up a free case review.

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