St. Paul Personal Injury Lawyer

Metro Attorney represents people injured in St. Paul and the east metro — Maplewood, Roseville, Woodbury, West St. Paul, and the communities along I-94, I-35E, and Highway 52. Whether you were hurt in a crash on the Lafayette Bridge, struck in a crosswalk on University Avenue, or injured in a fall at a Midway shopping center, we handle the insurance companies so you can focus on getting better. Consultations are free, and there is no fee unless we win.

Injury claims in St. Paul and Ramsey County

St. Paul’s older street grid, the Green Line running down University Avenue, and heavy commuter traffic on I-94 and I-35E produce a steady number of car, pedestrian, and bicycle collisions. Minnesota’s no-fault system means your own auto policy typically pays your initial medical bills and wage loss; when injuries are serious enough, you can also pursue the at-fault driver. We coordinate both so nothing is left on the table, and we obtain crash reports from the St. Paul Police Department or the Minnesota State Patrol, transit and traffic camera footage, and witness statements before they disappear.

Cases we handle for St. Paul clients

• Car accidents
• Truck accidents
• Motorcycle accidents
• Pedestrian accidents
• Slip and fall and premises liability
• Dog bites
• Wrongful death

Meeting you where you are

We know a drive across the metro is the last thing an injured person needs. We meet St. Paul clients by appointment at a St. Paul meeting location, by phone or video, or in your home. Phones are answered 24 hours a day at 763-525-2999; Spanish-speaking staff can be reached at 612-757-3196. See all the communities we serve.

Common questions from St. Paul clients

Do you have an office in St. Paul?

Our main office is in Crystal, in the northwest Twin Cities metro. We meet St. Paul clients by appointment at a St. Paul meeting location, by phone or video, or at their homes.

Which court handles a St. Paul injury lawsuit?

Injury lawsuits arising in St. Paul are generally filed in Ramsey County District Court. Most claims settle before a lawsuit is necessary, but we prepare each case as though it will be tried.

I was injured on a Metro Transit bus or at a light-rail station. Is that different?

Yes. Claims involving public transit and other government entities carry much shorter notice deadlines than ordinary injury claims, so it is important to talk to a lawyer promptly.