Minnesota Crash Claim Deadline Explained

Did you know that in Minnesota, you have six months after a car accident to make a no-fault/PIP claim?

Six months may sound like plenty of time, but car repairs, insurance calls, medical appointments, work, and everyday life can make those months go by surprisingly fast. If you were hurt or are feeling pain after a crash, getting checked by a medical provider sooner rather than continually putting it off can help you understand what is going on.

Injuries are not always obvious right away. Neck pain, back pain, headaches, soreness, or stiffness can show up hours or even days later. Waiting too long can create problems later, especially if you need treatment to help you heal.

Be careful what you say, sign, or post.

After a crash, it is smart to be cautious with insurance conversations, paperwork, and social media posts. Something you say, sign, or post could potentially affect your claim, so it helps to understand your options before making decisions that may be hard to undo.

Get connected with medical and legal help without searching on your own.

After a crash, you should not have to figure out which doctor to call, whether you need an attorney, or where to start. One call to 1-800-ASK-GARY® can connect you with accident-related medical providers and personal injury attorneys in your area.

From there, the attorney can review your situation, explain your options, help with insurance communication, and determine what legal steps may make sense for your case.

One call connects you with the accident-related resources you may need, so you are not left Googling, guessing, or trying to piece everything together by yourself.

Hurt in a crash and not sure where to start? Call 1-800-ASK-GARY® for free 24/7 auto accident help.

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