Minnesota Injury Guide
Minnesota Injury Guide is published by Madgett Law, LLC, a Minnesota law firm. It is general legal information about Minnesota law, not legal advice, and reading it does not create an attorney-client relationship. This is attorney advertising.

Privacy

This page describes what the code does. It is not a statement of intent, and it is checked against the built site before anything is deployed.

What this site does not do

It runs no analytics. It sets no cookies. It loads no fonts, scripts, images, or stylesheets from anyone else's server. There is no tag manager, no advertising pixel, no session recorder, and no chat widget.

That is enforced rather than promised. The site's Content-Security-Policy names no external origin at all, so a third-party asset added later would be blocked by the browser; and the deploy gate (npm run check, checks PRIVACY-01 and PRIVACY-02) fails the build if any built page references one. Both would have to be deliberately removed for tracking to appear here.

What the form collects

Less than almost any other injury site's form, and for a reason explained on the form's own page. When you send it, these are stored:

  • the name you gave;
  • the phone number and email address you gave;
  • the date you said the incident happened, and which category you picked;
  • the names of anyone else you said was involved, and the county;
  • the fact that you ticked the consent box, and the version number of the notice you were shown when you ticked it.

There is no field for describing what happened, and no free-text box at all. That is a deliberate design constraint rather than an oversight — the deploy gate fails the build if anyone adds one back.

Three things you did not type are stored with it:

  • the date and time you sent it;
  • the page you sent it from, so we can tell which article prompted the inquiry;
  • a truncated version of your IP address — the final section is replaced with a zero before it is written down. That is enough to notice a flood of junk arriving from one place and not enough to be a record of where you were.

Where it goes

Two places, both controlled by Madgett Law, LLC: a storage bucket at the site's host, and a private internal message so that a person sees it rather than a queue. It is not sent to an advertising network, a lead broker, a marketing platform, or any other law firm. Nothing on this site is a paid referral, and nothing about your inquiry is sold.

How long it is kept

Submissions are deleted automatically 180 days after they arrive. That is a property of how the record is written — an expiry is set at the moment of storage, so the deletion happens whether or not anyone remembers to do it. If your inquiry becomes an actual matter, the file for that matter is governed by the firm's own retention practice rather than by this page.

You can ask us to delete a submission sooner. Call the number below and say so.

What you should not send

Do not use the form for anything confidential or time-sensitive. Until there is a signed agreement, we are not your lawyers, we cannot promise to have read what you sent, and a deadline does not stop running because you filled out a web form. If something is urgent, telephone Madgett Law, LLC at 612-470-6529.

That said, what you do send is treated as confidential to the extent the Minnesota Rules of Professional Conduct require for a prospective client, whether or not we end up representing you.

Children

This site is written for adults and the form is not intended for use by children. If a child was injured, the adult acting for them is the person who should be in touch.

Changes

Notice version 2026-09-06.1. When this page changes materially, the version changes with it, so it stays possible to identify what a given reader actually saw.

Questions about this page go to Madgett Law, LLC, IDS Center, 80 South 8th Street, Suite 1650, Minneapolis, MN 55402, or 612-470-6529. Minnesota Injury Guide has no separate address; it is a publication, not a company.