Car & Auto Accidents
Injury claims, Minnesota No-Fault benefits, and liability and uninsured/underinsured motorist claims.
Madison Law Firm represents only Minnesota personal injury victims. If you or someone in your family has been hurt or killed in a car, truck or motorcycle accident, attorney M. Ryan Madison will help you get what is rightfully yours — so you can focus on healing.
We handle personal injury claims across Minnesota, from everyday collisions to the most serious losses.
Injury claims, Minnesota No-Fault benefits, and liability and uninsured/underinsured motorist claims.
Holding impaired drivers accountable when their choices cause injuries to you or your family.
Riders face serious injuries and unfair assumptions. We make sure your side is heard.
People struck while walking or crossing the street often have the most serious injuries.
Injuries from dog attacks, including claims against the owner's insurance.
Falls on ice, water or objects that shouldn't be there, and injuries caused by store employees.
Compassionate help for families who have lost a loved one because of someone else's negligence.
Wills, guardianship, health care and financial directives, and estate administration. Learn more
We understand your situation is unique, and this time in your life can be extremely difficult. That's why we are committed to you every step of the way.
After reviewing your case, we'll work with you to determine the best approach. Whether your case goes to trial or settles out of court, we're dedicated to getting the best possible outcome for you.
Accidents and injuries are never planned. Our no-nonsense approach lets us take charge of the situation and put you and your family at ease.
Tell us what happened. We'll listen, answer your questions and explain your options.
We deal with your insurance company and the other driver's, including No-Fault benefits and denials.
We settle when your case is ready — when your doctor says you've recovered or reached maximum improvement.
If the insurance company won't be reasonable, we're prepared to take your case to court.
Straightforward answers to what we hear most often.
See all FAQsFirst, exchange contact and insurance information with the other driver(s). This is a vital step: if you had the chance to get the other person's information and didn't, you may be barred from recovering for your pain and suffering.
Then notify both your insurance company and theirs that there has been a collision, and call us as soon as possible.
No — that decision is yours. Generally, we can work with the insurance company to obtain a settlement. Unfortunately, it's not unusual for insurers to make offensively low offers, which can leave you deciding whether to sue the other driver.
Even if you do sue, your case won't necessarily go to trial. Issues are often resolved beforehand, which pushes the insurer toward a much more reasonable offer.
Minnesota is a No-Fault state. Regardless of fault, if you were insured at the time of the collision you may be entitled to up to $20,000 for medical bills and $20,000 for wage loss (85% of lost wages, up to $500 per week) and replacement services. Read the full answer.
Talk with attorney M. Ryan Madison about your case.