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St. Paul Personal Injury Lawyer: Car, Truck & Accident Claims

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St. Paul Personal Injury Lawyers connects accident victims across St. Paul, MN and the Twin Cities with an experienced personal injury attorney for a free case review.

If you were hurt in a car accident, a truck or 18-wheeler crash, a motorcycle wreck, a slip and fall, or another accident that was not your fault, you may be owed money for your medical bills, lost wages, and pain and suffering. Answer a few quick questions to see if you qualify, at no cost.

You pay nothing up front. Personal injury attorneys work on contingency, so there is no fee unless they win. Insurance adjusters are trained to pay accident victims as little as possible, and a lawyer evens the odds. Minnesota also sets strict deadlines to file a claim, so it costs nothing to see if you qualify — and the sooner you start, the more evidence a lawyer can preserve.

Personal Injury Cases We Handle in St. Paul

Car Accidents in St. Paul, MN

Car Accidents

Minnesota is a no-fault state. After a crash here your own personal injury protection pays the first medical bills and part of your lost income, no matter who is blamed.

Truck & 18-Wheeler Accidents in St. Paul, MN

Truck & 18-Wheeler Accidents

Semis on Interstate 94 and 35E do not stop on packed snow the way the following distance behind them assumes. A trailer that starts to jackknife near the Lafayette Bridge takes a lane and a half with it.

Motorcycle Accidents in St. Paul, MN

Motorcycle Accidents

Minnesota gives riders a short season, and the edges of it do the damage. April and October pavement still holds frost, sand and salt grit, and drivers have spent five months not looking for a bike.

Pedestrian Accidents in St. Paul, MN

Pedestrian Accidents

By December the light is gone before most people leave work, and unshoveled stretches of sidewalk push walkers into the traffic lane. Plow banks at the corners hide a person until the last second.

Bicycle Accidents in St. Paul, MN

Bicycle Accidents

The hazard for St. Paul riders is not only February.

Rideshare (Uber/Lyft) Accidents in St. Paul, MN

Rideshare (Uber/Lyft) Accidents

The nights Uber and Lyft are busiest in St. Paul are the nights the driving is worst.

Slip & Fall / Premises Liability in St. Paul, MN

Slip & Fall / Premises Liability

St. Paul asks property owners to clear the public walk once snow stops, and plenty do not.

Dog Bites in St. Paul, MN

Dog Bites

Minnesota holds an owner responsible when their dog bites someone who did not provoke it, which keeps many claims short. The bill goes to a homeowner or renter policy and gets paid.

Wrongful Death in St. Paul, MN

Wrongful Death

A death on an icy road gets written up as weather. Whether someone was driving too fast for that weather is a different question, and a crash report rarely answers it on its own.

Traumatic Brain Injury in St. Paul, MN

Traumatic Brain Injury

No-fault benefits pay the first medical bills after a crash, and a head injury is where families learn those benefits have an end. Rehabilitation, neuropsychological care and time away from work outlast them.

Spinal Cord Injury in St. Paul, MN

Spinal Cord Injury

A spinal cord injury in Minnesota carries a problem warmer states never price in. Going home means a ramp cleared before every trip out, a driveway that glazes over, and a winter of appointments to get to.

Drunk Driving Accidents in St. Paul, MN

Drunk Driving Accidents

Bar close in January puts an impaired driver on roads that are already slick, and that becomes the argument: the ice did this, not the drinking. Both can be true, and the second one still counts.

Bus & Public Transit Accidents in St. Paul, MN

Bus & Public Transit Accidents

A Metro Transit bus or a Green Line train on University Avenue shares packed snow with everyone else, and a standing passenger has nothing but a strap to hold. Winter adds the boarding half of it.

Why St. Paul Chooses St. Paul Personal Injury Lawyers

  • Free, no-obligation case review — you pay nothing to get started
  • No fee unless the attorney wins your claim (contingency)
  • Connect with an experienced, local personal injury attorney
  • Car, truck, 18-wheeler, motorcycle, pedestrian, bicycle, and rideshare accidents
  • Available 24/7 — accidents do not wait for business hours
  • Free case review with no pressure — we are not a law firm

About St. Paul Personal Injury Lawyers

St. Paul Personal Injury Lawyers is a free service that connects accident victims across Ramsey County and the wider Twin Cities with experienced, local personal injury attorneys. We are not a law firm and we do not provide legal advice — what we do is make it fast and simple to get a free case review from a lawyer who can evaluate what happened, so you are not left guessing after an accident that was not your fault.

St. Paul is Minnesota's capital and its second-largest city, home to more than 311,000 residents and neighborhoods like Highland Park, Como Park, Summit Hill, and Frogtown. Serious crashes happen every day on Interstate 94, Interstate 35E, U.S.

Route 52, and Ayd Mill Road, and near landmarks such as the Minnesota State Capitol, the Xcel Energy Center, Como Park Zoo, and the University of St. Thomas. The attorneys we connect you with handle car, truck, motorcycle, pedestrian, bicycle, rideshare, slip-and-fall, dog-bite, and wrongful-death claims on contingency, which means there is no fee unless they win.

After a serious accident, the last thing you should do is fight an insurance company alone. Their adjusters do this every day and are trained to pay as little as possible. Minnesota's statute of limitations also puts a hard deadline on most injury claims, so waiting can cost you the right to recover anything.

Answer a few quick questions and we will connect you with a personal injury lawyer serving St. Paul and the surrounding Twin Cities. The case review is free, there is no obligation, and someone is available 24/7.

How It Works

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1. Tell us what happened

Answer a few quick questions about your accident and injuries — it takes about a minute.

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2. See if you qualify

We review the basics of your situation at no cost and with no obligation.

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3. Connect with a lawyer

We connect you with an experienced local personal injury attorney who can review your case.

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4. Get your free case review

The attorney explains your options and what your claim may be worth — free, and no fee unless they win.

What St. Paul Customers Say

★★★★★
After my accident I had no idea where to start. I filled out the form and had a lawyer calling me the same day. Free, no pressure, and they handled everything with the insurance.
Marisol T. · St. Paul
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Got rear-ended by an 18-wheeler on I-94 and the trucking company was already calling me. They connected me with an attorney fast who took over completely. Huge relief.
David R. · Woodbury
★★★★★
Simple and quick. Answered a few questions and got connected with a real personal injury lawyer who explained my options for free. No cost and no obligation at all.
Claudia G. · Roseville
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Slipped on ice at a store and wasn't sure I even had a case. Turns out I did. The lawyer they connected me with took it on with no fee unless we won. Glad I checked.
Jesse M. · Maplewood

Frequently Asked Questions

How much does it cost to talk to a lawyer?

Nothing. A case review is completely free, and personal injury attorneys work on contingency — there is no fee unless they win. You pay nothing up front.

Do I even have a case?

If you were injured in an accident that was not your fault — a car, truck, motorcycle, pedestrian, bicycle, rideshare, or slip-and-fall accident — you may have a claim. The fastest way to find out is to answer a few questions and let a lawyer review it for free.

How long do I have to file a claim in Minnesota?

Minnesota has a statute of limitations that limits how long you have to file, and it can be shorter for certain claims, including those against a city or transit agency. Waiting also makes evidence harder to gather, so it is wise to see if you qualify as soon as possible.

What if I was partly at fault?

You may still be able to recover money even if you were partly at fault, depending on the details and your share of responsibility under Minnesota's comparative-fault rules. It is worth having a lawyer review exactly what happened before you assume you do not have a claim.

What kinds of accidents do you cover?

Car and truck crashes, motorcycle and bicycle wrecks, pedestrian and rideshare accidents, slip and falls, dog bites, drunk-driving crashes, bus accidents, and wrongful death. If someone else caused your injury, it is worth a free review.

Are you a law firm?

No. We are not a law firm and we do not provide legal advice. We are a free service that connects you with an experienced local personal injury attorney for a free case review — see if you qualify in about a minute.

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