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legal claims. For example, you may only have cuts, scrapes, or
sprains. Maybe you have other minor injuries that require relatively
little medical care, resulting in a small amount of medical expense. In
such cases, it is likely that no-fault insurance will cover the associated
costs, and no other claim will be available.
However, you might also suffer from common issues like whiplash,
back pain, or neck pain in the wake of a collision. These injuries can
require ongoing care such as physical therapy and chiropractic care
to correct. Additionally, you might have more serious problems like
broken bones, herniated or ruptured discs, or other spinal injuries. It’s
also possible to sustain brain injuries or internal organ damage.
In such cases, serious, immediate, and ongoing medical care may be
required. Those bills could rack up quickly. You may end up exceeding
the limits of no-fault insurance. If so, seeking legal recourse to recoup
remaining costs is the next step.
Statute of Limitations
When it comes to personal injury lawsuits, Minnesota has several different
statutes of limitations for filing different legal claims. A statute of limitations is
a legal deadline for a lawsuit to be commenced. If you fail to start a lawsuit
within the statute of limitations period, your claim will be lost forever. Some of
them are quite short, so it is essential that you speak with an attorney as
quickly as possible to learn which statute applies to your case. The statutes of
limitation start on the date of the accident. People who have missed the
deadline commonly do not initially want to bother
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