Personal Injury
North Dakota, Minnesota & Montana Personal Injury Attorneys
Car accidents are the most common cause of personal injuries. Personal injuries may also be caused by farm accidents, construction accidents, defective products, falls, animal attacks, oil field accidents, or any other situation where safety concerns are overlooked by a negligent party. If you have been injured as a result of the negligent or reckless actions of another individual, turn to Maring Williams Law Office. We understand that involving the legal system is not likely to be high on your priority list following an injury. However, to fully protect your rights, it is important that you talk to an attorney as soon as possible.
Maring Williams Law Office is a group of experienced personal injury attorneys and legal support specialists who are focused on providing exceptional service for our clients. Our firm was established with the goal of providing access to the best legal services possible for people who are in need of sound, ethical, and practical advice. As we have grown, we have always maintained our heritage of being the law firm with “a history of helping people.” Our history is based upon a foundation of treating our clients with respect and compassion.
For your personal injury claim in Fargo, Bismarck, or Detroit Lakes, start by calling (701) 402-6644.
Our experienced legal advocates are committed to fighting for the justice that you deserve. There are no fees unless we win your case, so contact us to speak with a personal injury lawyer today.
Can & Should You File a Personal Injury Claim?
A personal injury claim is a type of civil lawsuit that is filed after someone causes physical, emotional, or psychological harm to another person. Occasionally, a negligent party will hurt someone else and face a civil lawsuit and criminal charges in two separate yet related cases. We commonly see this in drunk or drugged driving cases, for example.
In many cases, an injured party has every right to file a personal injury claim after an accident, but they wait too long to file or don’t file at all. Usually, this happens when the person is afraid to inconvenience the at-fault party. Or the injured person decides not to file a claim because they’re convinced that the at-fault party can’t afford to compensate them for their injuries.
When people use the above reasons not to file a claim, it’s is an awful shame. Instead of receiving the compensation they need and deserve, they suffer financially, emotionally, and physically. They have to foot the bill for all of their medical expenses, and they have to deal with losing income for weeks, months, or even years. Often, the injured person makes these unnecessary sacrifices at the expense of their family’s financial and emotional well-being.
Do not make this same mistake. Schedule a free consultation with one of our attorneys by calling us at (701) 402-6644 today.
Areas We Serve
Maring Williams Law Office is staffed by North Dakota, Minnesota, and Montana personal injury lawyers serving people throughout the region, including:
- Fargo
- Moorhead
- Bismarck
- Grand Forks
- Wahpeton
- Valley City
- Jamestown
- Devil's Lake
- Minot
- Dickinson
- Williston
- Detroit Lakes
- Fergus Falls
- Bemidji
- Alexandria
- Thief River Falls
- Brainerd
- Glen Dive
- Sidney
- Miles City
- Glasgow
- Billings
What We Do
Types of Cases We Handle- Brain Injuries
- Bus Accidents
- Car Crashes
- Defective Products
- Dog Bites
- Farm & Construction Accidents
- Mediation & Dispute Resolution
- Nursing Home Injuries
- Oilfield Injuries
- Premises Liability
- Recreational Vehicle Accidents
- Slip, Trip, and Fall
- Truck Accidents
- Wrongful Death
Who Pays the Compensation?
Who pays for a plaintiff’s damages or financial compensation for injuries or losses? Rarely, it’s an individual, but it does happen now and then. Usually, it’s an insurance company. In the vast majority of personal injury cases, it’s the at-fault party’s insurance company that pays the plaintiff’s damages for medical bills, lost income, pain and suffering, etc.
Common types of insurance that pay plaintiffs in a personal injury case:
- Auto
- Homeowner's
- Medical malpractice
- Workers’ compensation
- Retail business
- General liability
- Medical office
We are only scratching the surface regarding insurance. Just be aware that in almost all personal injury cases, there’s an insurance policy in force that will compensate an injured party who files a lawsuit against a negligent person or business. For example, even if a person was robbed and assaulted one night in a parking lot and the attacker got away, the victim can still file a lawsuit against the property owner for not providing adequate security measures.
If you were recently injured in an accident and you’ve hesitated to contact an attorney, please know that there’s no harm in finding out if there is an insurance policy that will compensate you for your damages.
Our attorneys have more than 150 years of combined legal experience. During that time, they have made it their mission to provide exceptional legal service, consistent with the firm's long history of helping people.
Client Testimonials
Hear From Clients We Have Helped-
“Lindsay was more than just an attorney for me & my family.”
- Donna L. -
“Words can not truly express my gratitude for Lindsay and the staff that worked on my file.”
- S.A. -
“I really enjoyed working with Jim and team!”
- Nicole A.
Successful Verdicts & Settlements
Victories on Behalf of Our Community-
Car Accident $5.3 Million
Our client suffered severe injuries in a head-on automobile crash when her vehicle was intentionally struck by a vehicle operated by her ex-boyfriend.
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Oilfield Accident & Traumatic Brain Injury $19 Million
Our client suffered a traumatic brain injury (TBI), severe burns, and permanent disfigurement when he was involved in a gas explosion in the Bakken oil fields of western North Dakota.
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Oilfield Accident & Burn Injury $6 Million
Our client was severely burned and suffered permanent and disabling injuries in an explosion and fire at a well site in the Bakken oil fields of western North Dakota.
