Minneapolis Personal Injury Lawyer

Minneapolis is where most of our clients live, work, and get hurt. Metro Attorney represents people injured in car, truck, motorcycle, and pedestrian crashes, falls on unsafe property, and dog attacks throughout the city — from the North Loop and Northeast to Uptown, Longfellow, and the Camden and Near North neighborhoods — and we handle every case on a contingent fee, with a free consultation and no fee unless we win.

Injury claims in Minneapolis

Minneapolis traffic has its own patterns: I-94 and I-35W merging downtown, I-394 and Highway 55 funneling commuters in from the west, Hennepin and Lyndale Avenues, Lake Street, and the Franklin Avenue corridor. Pedestrian and bicycle collisions are more common here than anywhere else in the state, and winter brings a steady stream of falls on untreated sidewalks and parking ramps. Each kind of case has its own evidence to preserve — traffic-camera and transit footage, crash reports from the Minneapolis Police Department or the Minnesota State Patrol, 311 complaint histories for a hazardous sidewalk — and we move quickly to obtain it.

How we help Minneapolis clients

• Car accidents — including no-fault (PIP) claims and uninsured or underinsured drivers
• Truck accidents — semis, box trucks, and delivery vehicles
• Motorcycle accidents
• Pedestrian accidents — crosswalks, parking lots, and transit stops
• Slip and fall — ice, wet floors, stairways, and apartment buildings
• Dog bites
• Wrongful death

Local, and reachable

Our office in Crystal sits just northwest of the city, minutes from Highway 100 and Bass Lake Road. Phones are answered 24 hours a day at 763-525-2999, and our bilingual staff can be reached at 612-757-3196. We return calls, explain your options in plain language, and come to you when getting to us is hard. Learn more about our attorneys, or see all the communities we serve.

Common questions from Minneapolis clients

Where is your office, and do I need to come in?

Our office is at 5618 Bass Lake Road, Suite 250, in Crystal, a short drive northwest of downtown Minneapolis. You don’t have to come in — we meet clients by phone, by video, or at their homes, and most of a case can be handled without a trip to the office.

Which court would handle a Minneapolis injury case?

Most injury lawsuits arising in Minneapolis are filed in Hennepin County District Court. Most claims resolve without a lawsuit, but we prepare every case as if it will be tried.

What if I was hit by a city bus, a light-rail train, or a rideshare driver?

Claims involving government vehicles carry shorter notice deadlines, and rideshare claims depend on whether the driver was logged in and carrying a passenger. Both are common in Minneapolis and both reward early legal help.