Personal Injury Dedicated attorneys with Integrity. We’re those people. In the unfortunate event of a personal injury or accident, victims often face a great deal of physical pain and emotional distress. During such a difficult time, your focus should be on your medical treatment. All too often, it turns toward other matters such as medical bills, insurance coverage, and property damage. Loss of wages and lost earning capacity only add to the mental and emotional burden. An experienced and professional personal injury attorney can help you manage these issues, allowing you to return your attention to what matters most after an injury: healing both physically and emotionally. Unfortunately, receiving fair compensation for an injury or death can be an exceptionally complex process—one only made more difficult by the possible trauma following an accident. Our accident attorney at Rinke Noonan’s Law Firm is here to protect your legal rights. Located in St. Cloud, our personal injury attorney is experienced, compassionate, and responsive. From navigating paperwork and compiling evidence, to negotiating with insurance companies and representing you during trial, we’re ready to help guide you through the legal process following your accident. Recent Case Results Nursing Home Negligence -$350,000.00 Pedestrian/Auto accident- $135,000.00 Dog Bite Resulting in Facial Scar- $300,000.00 Wrongful Death- $6,200,000.00 Auto Accident Resulting in Permanent Injury-$250,000.00 Products Liability Resulting in Permanent Injury-$650,000.00 Contact us for a free consultation Personal Injury Direct Number: (320) 345-5929 Email Address: injury@rinkenoonan.com THE Legal team BACKING YOU FROM START TO SOLUTION Tonya Hinkemeyer Types of Personal Injury Claims No-Fault Automotive Claims Your auto insurance company pays no-fault benefits. If injured, you are entitled to payment for the following regardless of who was at fault: Replacement services, such as reimbursement for house cleaning and lawn services Hospitalization Ambulance Medical treatment (includes x-rays, surgery, etc.) Prescription medication Non-prescription medication Bandages Hospital bed Mileage to and from medical appointments Payment of lost wages Automobile Liability Claims Parties injured in an automobile accident must meet one of the following thresholds before they can bring a liability claim against the at-fault driver: Death $4,000.00 in medical expenses, excluding diagnostic testing such as X-rays, MRIs or CT scans 60 days of total disability Permanent scarring Permanent disability Other Personal Injury Cases Rinke Noonan Law Firm also offers counsel for other personal injury cases. These cases cover people who were injured in situations not limited to automobile accidents. You might seek legal counsel for the following: Dram Shop Injury as a Pedestrian Bicycle Crashes ATV or Boating Accidents Farm and Home Accidents Dog Bite Accidents Slip and Fall Defective Products Wrongful Death Seeking Compensation for Personal Injury Finding an Advocate for You Receiving fair compensation for an injury or death can be complex. Whether you’ve experienced a car accident or an injury on someone else’s premises, a personal injury attorney can help you manage the legal aftermath. Rinke Noonan will provide legal counsel and advocate for you, so you can receive compensation that aids your path to recovery. Work Quickly with Rinke Noonan After an injury, it’s important to meet with a lawyer as soon as possible. The faster you consult with a personal injury law firm and provide documentation of your accident, the more likely you are to be awarded compensation. Personal Injury Attorney in St. Cloud There are two aspects of an automobile personal injury claim in Minnesota: no-fault and liability. No-fault benefits cover your own medical bills if you are injured, regardless of who is at fault. Liability coverage only pays out, however, if you can prove the other party was at fault. Our experienced personal injury attorney can help you with no-fault or liability claims while you recover from your accident. Related Articles Do I have to sue my friend if I am injured on their property? Will I Lose Government Benefits If I Receive a Personal Injury Settlement? Who is at fault for my injury? How long does a personal injury trial last? Can I sue if I tripped on the sidewalk? Should I Make a Personal Injury Claim? Wrongful Death Claims in Minnesota Statute of Limitations for Tort Claims in MN What is No-Fault Insurance Coverage and what does it cover if I’m in an auto accident? What to do if you are involved in an Automobile Accident Explore Other practice areas Estate Planning litigation