Personal Injury, Medical Malpractice,
& Wrongful Death
"No-Fault" benefits provide
up to $20,000 in medical expenses
and $20,000 in wage and income
losses (or replacement services
if you are a homemaker). Those
benefits are payable regardless
of who is at fault in the accident. In addition,
each vehicle in Minnesota
is required to carry a minimum
of liability insurance, to pay
for damages caused by the driver’s negligence.
If the vehicle lacks insurance
or lacks adequate insurance, your
own policy or that of a host driver
may provide uninsured or underinsured
motorists benefits.
Personal injuries can also occur on commercial premises, while visiting
another home, and while in the
care of a health care provider.
Our attorneys
can assist you in determining:
• What insurance benefits am I entitled to?
• How do I document my injuries?
• How long do I have to bring a claim?
Examples of cases handled by Grannis & Hauge:
A
24 year old woman suffered catastrophic injuries when a panel
truck drove through a red light and hit her car on the driver’s
side. A settlement with a present value in excess of $5.75 million
enabled her parents to remodel their home and add a handicapped
accessible apartment, move her out of a long-term facility and
into the apartment, and employ round-the-clock health care providers.
A baby developed cerebral palsy as a result of oxygen deprivation
when a C-section was too long delayed. A settlement will pay
damages over the life of the child to provide for a handicapped-accessible
home, van, full medical coverage, and a variety of special medical
and educational services for the child and her family.
A 19 year old man suffered damage to his sciatic nerve, when
pain medication was improperly injected during an emergency
room visit. A permanent limp resulted. The case was settled
by mediation.
A young wife and mother died after emergency room personnel
failed to diagnose a bacterial infection.
A young woman developed Hepatitis
C from contaminated Gamma Globulin, prescribed to combat chronic
and severe asthma.
Each case is different. We
can discuss your case with you at no charge and review your
claims. If we represent you, there
is no charge for attorney services
unless we win money damages for you. Our attorneys are licensed
in Minnesota and Wisconsin
and in the federal trial courts
of Minnesota and Wisconsin.
Attorneys:
Michael J. Dwyer and Virginia A. Dwyer
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