Car Accident Attorneys

A car crash can upend your life in seconds — medical bills, missed work, and insurance adjusters who call before you’ve even left the hospital. Metro Attorney represents Minnesota drivers, passengers, and families after collisions of every kind, from rear-end crashes in city traffic to serious highway wrecks.

How we help after a crash

We handle the insurance companies, document your injuries, and pursue the full value of your claim so you can focus on recovering. Minnesota is a no-fault state, which changes how medical expenses and wage loss are paid — we’ll explain exactly what that means for your situation and protect your right to pursue the at-fault driver when your injuries qualify.

• Rear-end, intersection, and highway collisions
• Distracted, drunk, and reckless driving
• Uninsured and underinsured motorist claims
• Hit-and-run and multi-vehicle crashes

Talk to us before you talk to the insurer

What you say to an adjuster early can reduce what you recover. Get a free review of your case first. There’s no fee unless we win.

Common questions about Minnesota car accident claims

What should I do right after a crash?

Get medical attention, report the collision, and document the scene and damage if you’re able. Be cautious about giving a recorded statement to the other driver’s insurer before speaking with an attorney — early statements can be used to reduce what you recover.

Who pays my medical bills while my claim is pending?

Minnesota is a no-fault state, so your own PIP (personal injury protection) coverage generally pays initial medical expenses and a portion of lost wages regardless of who caused the crash. When injuries are serious enough to meet Minnesota’s threshold, you may also pursue the at-fault driver for additional compensation.

How long do I have to act?

The statute of limitations for most Minnesota injury claims is generally six years, but no-fault benefits carry much shorter notice and application deadlines — so it’s best not to wait.