For firms
Running a PI caseload in Minneapolis
This page is for firms practising in Minneapolis, not for people looking to hire one. If you are injured and need a lawyer, a local bar referral service will serve you far better than we can.
This is not legal advice and it is not a substitute for checking the current statute. Where this page mentions a filing or notice deadline it is describing the ordinary position in Minnesota, and the deadline that applies to any particular case can be shorter.
What the Minneapolis caseload looks like
A long ordinary period sitting over a 180-day municipal notice, so the two deadlines on a typical file sit a long way apart and the shorter one is easy to miss.
What that means for how the firm runs
Intake decides the deadline
The facts that determine a Minnesota filing deadline - incident date, claimant age, who the defendant is - are captured at intake or discovered late. There is no third option.
Volume rewards mechanics over heroics
A process needing a judgment call on every case does not survive a growing caseload. The cases that need a person should surface; the rest should move without one.
Records are the long pole
Chasing providers and reading bills is where the hours go in this market as in every other, and it is the part that scales worst with headcount.
Clients still want to know
Most update calls are the system's job going undone. Where volume is high, that is measured in staff hours a week rather than a few calls.
Being straight with you
We have no office here
OneCounsel is software, sold to firms wherever they practise. We have not opened in Minneapolis and this page is not claiming local presence - it is here because firms search by market, and this is what we would say to one in yours.
See it on your own caseload
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