Perry Law Office
FIGHTING FOR JUSTICE IN SOUTHEAST MINNESOTA
Overview
Personal Injury
As a personal injury lawyer in Minnesota I handle all types of personal injury cases, including:
• Truck, motorcycle and car accident injury claims
• Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI) claims
• Slip-and-fall accidents (and other unsafe premises liability claims)
• Products liability (unsafe or defective machines, toys, medications, and other products)
PERSONAL INJURY LAW PRACTICE
- PURSUING JUSTICE FOR YOU
Perry Law Office, my Rochester , Minnesota law practice, is an extension of my personal desire for justice. I often have clients say they " something has been taken from me that shouldn't have." I then ask them how will they obtain justice – when other people, or companies, or insurance companies, are doing something wrong by refusing to take responsibility for a loss that is the result of another's negligence, carelessness, or recklessness. When I ask reluctant clients what they want to do instead of filing suit, they tend to say “Put me back the way I was before.” But we can't do that. However, we can help you obtain what has been taken from you and work to prevent similar accidents in the future. In our justice system, the only thing the laws allows to make a person whole for their loss is to attach a dollar figure to lost wages, future earning potential, pain and suffering, and medical treatment that may be life-long.
CONTACT PERRY LAW OFFICE
TO SCHEDULE A FREE CONSULTATION
Whether you have a car accident injury claim, have been injured by an unsafe product, are disfigured or disabled due to a dog attack, or have been seriously hurt on someone else's property, contact Perry Law Office in Rochester, Minnesota, to see if your claim is worth pursuing.
We offer FREE consultations and are available on evenings and weekends for your convenience. We handle personal injury cases on a contingency fee basis – which means you don't pay lawyer's fees unless we win compensation for you.
Contact us at 507-282-4304.
"Two dogs bit me and killed my dog. I was one who thought people shouldn't bring claims. Jerry was patient with me until I realized something had been taken from my person by the attack. Jerry made the situation better knowing he understood how someone feels, and how the fear of what happened replays in your mind, or is brought to the surface by something that triggers the memory. Jerry knew the injustice of the whole incident - and how to proceed to try to make it right."
E.M.
