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After an auto accident in Fargo, you might find yourself facing a perfect storm of challenges—medical expenses mounting, income lost due to missed work, and insurance companies pushing for quick settlements that won’t cover your long-term medical needs.
If you are not sure where your case fits, start with one of these Fargo practice areas:
You don’t have to face all this alone. We’ll fight aggressively for the compensation you need to recover and get life back on track.
The process with Lowe Law group was very easy and everything went very smoothly. Meaning I didn’t have to really do a whole Lotta work. I appreciate Keira Help. She’s been very helpful, very knowledgeable and she relayed all the information that was printing to me via email or phone. I couldn’t have received a better law firm.
Fargo, ND
Lowe Law Group and my attorney Marisa have been amazing. I was at a loss with my insurance company trying to settle, they refused to pay any medical bills, reimburse me for loss wages, or settle at a respectable amount. I lost my 2nd job due to being t-boned and now I am getting surgery to have my neck fused. The medical bills are piling up along with the other bills and my attorney is now settling my case and got me the max amount allowed. They have helped me get my life back on track. Thank you for everything.
Fargo, ND
There are other personal injury attorneys in Fargo, many with advertisements throughout the F-M area and billboards along the interstates. These are typically “settlement mills.” Their approach is straightforward: win you over and then push through settlements quickly—usually for far less than you’re owed.
That’s not our approach. Here’s why we secure larger settlements and verdicts for our clients:
Our personal injury legal services are available across North Dakota, including the following cities:
It can be scary to realize just how many ways a person can get injured while going about their day-to-day life. It’s one thing to be a big risk-taker, like a free-soloing rock climber or a cave-crawling spelunker, but what we know as Fargo personal injury attorneys is that people get injured every day, doing things that aren’t considered risky at all.
Residents and visitors of Fargo are injured every day in car accidents, motorcycle accidents, dog attacks, pedestrian accidents, slip-and-falls, and so much more. The important thing to remember is that no matter what caused your injuries, you don’t have to try to recover alone.
Lowe Law Group supports all kinds of personal injury cases here in Fargo and the surrounding communities. If you are unsure about whether or not your case falls under one of our practice areas, please reach out to us with your questions. We are always happy to answer your questions and help you take the next steps forward.
Car accidents in Fargo are commonplace, especially during our icy winters. They can happen on high-speed highways, busy city streets, rural country roads, or suburban neighborhoods in the Fargo area. When you work with one of our Fargo car accident attorneys, they help you navigate the aftermath of the crash by investigating the collision, collecting evidence, and building a strong case about who was responsible.
Car/truck collisions are often associated with catastrophic injuries because of the laws of physics: Commercial trucks are incredibly heavy, and they wreak havoc on the body when they collide with a smaller vehicle like a car or pickup truck. Survivors of truck accidents often need the help of a dedicated Fargo truck accident lawyer, as recovery from these crashes is difficult and expensive.
A motorcycle accident can change your life in a heartbeat. Even a motorcyclist who does everything “right,” like wearing a helmet and obeying the rules of the road, can be seriously injured when a driver behaves recklessly or fails to see them. A Fargo motorcycle accident lawyer knows how to investigate these crashes, which can be complicated, and get you the justice you are owed.
Walking should be the safest way to get around Fargo, but reckless drivers can jeopardize that perceived safety. When one of these drivers glances at their phone or speeds through a crosswalk, pedestrians pay the price. The injuries from these accidents are often severe: broken bones, head trauma, internal damage, and long recoveries that disrupt every part of your life. A Fargo pedestrian accident lawyer understands how to prove driver negligence, push back against insurance companies that try to shift the blame onto you, and fight for the compensation you need to heal.
Sharing the road with cars and trucks puts cyclists in a vulnerable position, and Fargo drivers don’t always give riders the space and attention they deserve. A driver who misjudges a turn, opens a car door without looking, or fails to check a blind spot can leave a cyclist with serious injuries. Even with a helmet and proper gear, you may end up facing serious, life-changing injuries. Working with a Fargo bicycle accident lawyer means having someone who knows how to reconstruct what happened, counter the assumption that the cyclist was at fault, and pursue the full value of your claim.
If your loved one died from the injuries they sustained in an accident, you know how horrible, tragic, and painful that loss can be. Unfortunately, that grief is often accompanied by expenses like funeral costs, lost income, and medical costs related to treatment before your loved one’s passing. North Dakota law allows surviving family members to seek compensation when a death was caused by another party’s careless or reckless actions, whether that involved a car crash, a workplace incident, or a dangerous property condition. A Fargo wrongful death lawyer handles the legal process with care and steady focus, so your family can grieve without having to fight the insurance company at the same time.
Every injury claim is unique, and any attorney who promises you a big payout without knowing the exact details of your case should be highly scrutinized. The fact is that there is no single formula that determines what your case is worth. What we can tell you is this: Compensation should cover the full picture of what the accident took from you. That means more than just covering the bills you’re looking at today.
In Fargo personal injury cases, recoverable damages typically fall into two categories: Economic damages and non-economic damages.
Economic damages address the financial losses you can document with evidence like receipts, invoices, and pay stubs. This includes:
Non-economic damages are harder to assign a dollar value to, but they’re just as real. These cover things like:
A serious accident can take away your ability to play with your kids, sleep through the night, or feel safe behind the wheel. Those losses matter, and they belong in your claim.
This is where having Dr. Andrew Georgi on staff makes a real difference. Most law firms hand insurance companies a stack of medical records and hope for the best. We have a full-time medical director who evaluates your injuries from the start, identifies complications that might not be obvious yet, and documents the long-term care you’ll likely need.
Insurance adjusters have a much harder time minimizing injuries when Dr. Georgi has already laid out exactly what’s wrong and what comes next.
When a Fargo personal injury results in death, surviving family members may also pursue wrongful death damages, including funeral and burial expenses, loss of financial support, and loss of companionship.
From our office on historic Broadway Dr., we represent accident victims throughout the greater Fargo-Moorhead metropolitan area, from downtown Fargo’s Renaissance Zone and the university district to the growing neighborhoods of West Fargo and South Fargo. We’ve handled cases throughout the Red River Valley, from the bustling commercial areas around West Acres Shopping Center to the residential communities of North Fargo and the historic Horace Mann neighborhood.
Whether your accident occurred along the major corridors of I-94 or I-29, near the busy intersection where these highways meet, or anywhere throughout Cass County and the broader Red River region, we’re ready and eager to help.
Accidents don’t pause, and neither do we. Call Lowe Law Group day or night. We’re ready to help when you need us most.
Every state has its own rules for how personal injury cases are filed, evaluated, and resolved. When you work with a Fargo personal injury attorney, you don’t have to know every single rule, because that’s our job. Here are some of the most important rules and regulations that may affect your case.
If you’re ready to fight for compensation, here are a few important things to keep in mind:
You have six years from the date of your injury to file a personal injury lawsuit in North Dakota, which is far longer than what most states allow. This unique approach to the statute of limitations gives injured people real breathing room compared to states where the clock runs out in two years.
A longer deadline doesn’t mean you should wait, though. Evidence gets harder to track down as time passes, surveillance footage gets recorded over, and witnesses forget details or move away. It is also harder to connect medical records back to a specific incident if years have gone by. The sooner an attorney can start preserving evidence and building your case, the stronger your position will be.
A few important exceptions to the statute of limitations apply:
If you’re unsure which deadline applies to your case, just ask. It’s important to avoid missing a deadline that can end your claim before it even starts.
North Dakota’s Century Code follows a modified comparative fault rule. If you share some responsibility for the accident, your compensation is reduced by your percentage of fault. If a jury finds you 20% at fault and awards $100,000 in damages, you’d recover $80,000. If you’re found 50% or more at fault, you recover nothing.
Insurance companies know this rule inside and out, and they use it aggressively. Their adjusters will look for any reason to push more fault onto you, whether that means questioning your driving habits, your footwear, your reaction time, or your medical history. The goal is simple: shift enough blame onto you to reduce their payout or eliminate it entirely.
Many of our attorneys have worked inside the insurance industry, so we know exactly what arguments adjusters are going to make and how to dismantle them with evidence. We document fault on the other side with the same care we use to document your injuries.
Even though North Dakota gives you a lengthy statute of limitations, the hours and days after an accident shape your case more than you may realize. You’re not expected to handle everything perfectly, but taking a few of these steps can protect your health and your claim.
Once you bring Lowe Law Group in, you can step back and let us handle communication with insurers, gathering and preserving evidence, coordinating with Dr. Georgi to document your injuries properly, and building the case from there. You focus on healing, while we pursue compensation.
Most lawyers spend their career trying to maximize billable hours. We’ve spent ours standing up for individuals and families facing real challenges. Helping you rebuild—physically, emotionally, and financially—is what motivates us every day.
With Lowe Law Group, your wellbeing is our priority. We provide regular updates and clear explanations so you can navigate your case and your future.
You concentrate on healing. We’ll manage the legal complexities and keep you informed throughout the entire process.
It depends on the complexity of your case and how the insurance company responds. Some claims settle in a few months. Others, especially those involving serious injuries, disputed fault, or unwillingness from the insurer to make a fair offer, can take a year or longer. We don’t rush settlements just to close a file, because doing so often costs clients money they should have received. We’ll keep you informed at every step so you always know where things stand.
There’s no flat answer, and any lawyer who gives you one before reviewing your case isn’t being straight with you. Case value depends on the severity of your injuries, the cost of your medical care now and in the future, lost income, the strength of the evidence, available insurance coverage, and how much your life has changed because of the accident. After a free case evaluation, we can give you a realistic sense of what your claim may be worth.
You can still recover compensation in North Dakota as long as you’re less than 50% at fault, though your award will be reduced by your share of the blame. Insurance companies routinely try to inflate the injured person’s fault percentage to cut what they pay. We push back with evidence, witness accounts, expert analysis, and a clear timeline of what actually happened.
Most cases settle before trial. Insurance companies usually prefer to negotiate rather than risk an unpredictable jury verdict, especially when the evidence against them is strong. That said, we prepare every case from day one as though it’s going to trial. Insurance companies know our reputation for following through, and that preparation often pushes them toward fair settlements they wouldn’t otherwise offer. If a fair resolution isn’t on the table, we’re ready to take your case in front of a jury.
Contact our Fargo team at (701) 963 3108 for your complimentary 15-minute (or less) consultation.
There’s no obligation to hire us right away. We’ll provide an honest assessment of your situation, and we only accept cases where we’re confident we can achieve a favorable outcome for you. Try us for 30 days risk-free—if you choose to end our contract within 30 days, you owe us nothing.
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Our team handles everything: the legal process, gathering paperwork, reviewing your medical treatment, and more.
We win your case and maximize your compensation—or we don’t get paid, guaranteed.
In the first 30 days after signing with us, you have the right to end the agreement with no obligation to pay for any services rendered.
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